This first-ever official reissue of the sole album, outside Japan, by the Japanese fuzz drenched band The Dynamites follows RPM International's successful reissue of The Mops' Psychedelic Sounds In Japan. Released originally in Japan in April 1968, The Dynamites' Young Sound R&B was, typically for a Japanese album of the period, bulked out with covers of the hits of the day. For us today however their musical translation of such covers is irresistible. For example Judy In Disguise is suffused with over the top fuzz guitar, with a compelling mangling of Mercy, Mercy, Mercy are real draws . Naturally The Dynamites shine best on their own songs. Nobosecha Ikenai is a swinging Stones-a-like and Manatsu No Yoru No Dobutsuen is deranged fuzz-damaged garage punk where they sing about "crazy samba nights".