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“I loved this ultra-pleasant duo when I was a kid, but all I ever had was a greatest hits album. Thanks to Sundazed, I am finally getting to fill in the blanks and get a re-education on how cool they were.” - Garage & Beat!

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“F*cking incredible. A masterpiece ... this is truly stunning. Superbly crafted progressive, cinematic pop-psych, scored and arranged by Chad Stuart himself! Do yourself a favor and grab this, because if you haven’t heard it already and you’re a fan of mid-sixties harmony and psych then you’ve missed out large. A truly essential listen and complete with 6 bonus tracks.” - Mohair Sweets

“... definitely a must have!” - Shindig

“This is a real treat.” - Garage & Beat!

“Recipe for a masterpiece: take two cuddly British invaders, add one psychedelic super-producer (Gary Usher), the full resources of Columbia Records, and a pinch of Curt Boettcher harmonies. Let rise in a dark place with a dash of the British class struggle, world hunger, sexual freedom, the American death industry, and two heaping dollops of mescaline. The result: a fascinating, funny, sad and beautiful record that has long been #1 on my list of things I hoped would see reissue. Sundazed includes their usual bounty of unreleased tracks and 45s, and terrific Jud Cost notes. Essential.” - Scram

"...first class progressive ahead of its time...How would one describe this disc? Perhaps psych-folk. Fabulous state-of-the-art cover. Even by today's standards..." - Banzai Reviews

Chad And Jeremy - Distant Shores (SC 11068)
"The original 1966 album is a minor classic, and this reissue’s 13 bonus cuts from around the same time rarely suffer in comparison to it.” -Discoveries

“This is a lush and beautiful album...” - Garage And Beat!

“Had Sundazed chosen to simply reissue the original effort, it would have been enough. With an album’s worth of bonus tracks, mostly unreleased material at that, the newly revamped disc becomes all the more essential.” - Goldmine

“From their Batman appearances onwards Chad & Jeremy were the business. Distant Shores sees the duo getting a little more introspective, after taking some cues from Simon & Garfunkel, and utilising the sweet sound of the harpsichord.” - Shindig Magazine