Release 2003
Started as the SQUIRES 1964 at High School of San Jose California, in late 1965 they changed
name to COUNT FIVE.
Their first single release PSYCHOTIC REACTION went straight to the Top 5 and is still a cult-song today,
played live and covered around others by TOM PETTY.    After one album and 6 singles all was over.

Style : Psych, Garage

Musicians :
Craig Atkinson - drums; Roy Chaney - bass; Sean Byrne - vocals, rhythm guitar;
Kenn Ellner - vocals, perc.; John Michalski - lead guitar


Tracks
Album-tracks (1966) :
Psychotic Reaction  (C. Atkinson-John Byrne-R.Chaney-K.Ellner-J.Michalski)  prev.unrel. unedited version
Double Decker Bus  (John Byrne)
Pretty Big Mouth  (C. Atkinson-John Byrne-R.Chaney-K.Ellner-J.Michalski)
The World   (J.Byrne)
My Generation  (Pete Townshend)
Shes fine   (J.Byrne)
Peace of Mind  (John Byrne-R.Chaney-J.Michalski)
Theyre gonna get you   (J.Byrne)   prev. unissued unedited version
The Morning after  (J.Byrne)
Can get your Lovin  (J.Byrne)
Out in the Street   (Pete Townshend)

Move it up   (J.Byrne)  1966  prev. unissued 
You must believe me  (Curtis Mayfield)  1967
Teeny Bopper, Teeny Bopper  (C. Atkinson-John Byrne-R.Chaney-K.Ellner-J.Michalski)   1967
Contrast  (J.Byrne)   1967
Merry-Go-Round  (J.Byrne)  1967
Revelation in slow Motion (Pat Briley)  1967
Declaration of Independence  (C. Atkinson-John Byrne-R.Chaney-K.Ellner-J.Michalski)   1968
Enchanted Flowers  (J.Byrne)  1968  prev. unissued 
Mailman  (Maurice Rodgers-Hal Winn)  1969
Contrast  (J.Byrne)   prev. unissued demo
People hear what I say    (R.Chaney-K.Ellner-J.Michalski)   prev. unissued
Psychotic Reaction  (C. Atkinson-John Byrne-R.Chaney-K.Ellner-J.Michalski) 1966