DRUIDS OF STONEHENGE - Creation (Tapestry Records – TPT 203) Liechtenstein 2006 reissue LP of 1968 album (Garage Rock, Rhythm & Blues, Psychedelic) | vinyl: NM (mint-) | cover: NM (mint-) still in shrink | unofficial release. | 180g vinyl.| Limited Edition 1000 Copies.

The Druids of Stonehenge are a garage rock and psychedelic band from New York City who were active in the 1960s. The group formed as the Druids in New York City in 1965. Their original lineup consisted of Dave Budge on lead vocals, Carl Hauser and Billy Tracy on guitars, Tom Workman on bass, and Steve Tindall on drums. Initially the band's repertoire was made up of largely covers done and was stylistically similar to the early Rolling Stones with a strong R&B orientation. The band went to Nola studios in Manhattan and cut several songs, all covers, such as Bo Diddly's "Who Do You Love" and "Pretty Thing," Screamin' Jay Hawkins' "I Put a Spell on You, as well as "Baby Please Don't Go" and "Pretty Thing." Subsequent sessions over the next year produced more covers done in similarly seething fashion, such as "I (Who Have Nothing)," as well as "Bald Headed Woman." The band became fixtures at New York clubs such as Odine's and the Cheetah. The Druids would eventually change their name to the Druids of Stonehenge as their sound began to reflect the influence of psychedelia.