The A-side "It's Saturday" is a prime slice of mid-60s garage rock, while the B-side "Hold It Baby" leans into a more psychedelic, fuzz-laden sound. This single showcases the band's versatility within the burgeoning garage rock scene of the era.
- The "It's Saturday / Hold It Baby" single was released on April 18, 1968, on the Ekipo label. Both tracks were written by members of Slam Creepers'. The single failed to chart upon release.
- This was one of only two known singles released by Slam Creepers'. The other was "I'm Gonna Leave" / "Don't Cry," also on Ekipo.
- The single was released during the peak of the garage rock and psychedelic rock movements in the United States. Bands like The Seeds and ? and the Mysterians were popular at the time.
Slam Creepers' were a short-lived band from Berkeley, California. They were part of the late 1960s garage rock and psychedelic rock scene.
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