JERRY COLE and his SPACEMEN - Outer Limits 1963 -

JERRY COLE and his SPACEMEN \ OUTER LIMITS 1963.
Bio. Throughout the '60s and , guitarist/songwriter Jerry Cole worked with some of the most prominent talents in rock'n'roll, including Them, the Beach Boys, the Byrds, and as a session man in Phil Spector's "Wrecking Crew." With his own group the Spacemen, Cole released four albums of space-age surf music in just over two years, beginning with 1963's Outer Limits. As the '60s progressed, Cole worked on sessions for the Byrds' "Mr. Tambourine Man"/"I Knew I'd Want You" single and Them's 1965 self-titled album.He also played with Gene Vincent, B.B. King, Frank and Nancy Sinatra, Lee Hazlewood, Ricky Nelson, Paul Revere and the Raiders and He teamed up with Roger McGuinn again in 1972 for McGuinn's debut solo record He’s JERRY COLE, the king of hot rod guitar, and his astonishing six-decade career leaps from top of the chart classics to over 100 gold and platinum recordings.

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