What was the first psychedelic rock/pop song? What was the first

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>>74316505

https://youtube.com/watch?v=a1fkbYaqqbA

Here's an early one, mostly the solo.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=Jc17DqcA6Qc

1965 song about getting high:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=eMgiBl5AXN4

This is an interesting topic, I'm sorry the rest of /mu/ doesn't give a shit.

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First wave psychedelic music was pretty shit. Canterbury scene is where it's at.

In 1960 Joe Meek made an album called "I Hear a New World" which is pretty trippy but maybe not truly psychedelic. Space sound effects and little green men singing in high-pitch chorus and shit b

>>74317998
Not what OP asked.

>>74318021
yes

>>74318024
https://youtube.com/watch?v=FWcyIfVJ57k

More far-out than I remembered.

The first good ones were U.F.O. The Bolton albums are some of my all time favs, and though Schenker is technically a better player, he fucking killed the direction of the band. At least they've been touring along with Saxon

A lot of the earliest psychedelic recordings were just recitations of hippie literature/poetry set over trippy noodling.

>>74318024
OP asked a stupid question. It doesn't matter what someone considers the first when so much of the shit was happening at the same time and most of it is stupidly obscure for good reason. Psychedelic music has roots in blues rock, electronic experiments and British folk music as far as I know so does the first psychedelic song have to be one of those or does it have to incorporate all of them in a psychedelic way and how do you determine what is psychedelic enough? I'm trying to say don't waste your time, listen to Caravan.