Feminine Complex - Hide & Seek

All girl band Feminine Complex, great track from 1968 with some nice fuzz!

The Music Machine - Masculine Intuition

Some understated Maestro FZ-1 Fuzz-Tone action from 1967.

Gal Costa - Namorinho De Portão

Wow! Whistling, scat singing, and Fuzz from 1969!

The Brims - Anti Gandja

Obscure 1972 Indo Psyche track from The Brims, pretty late so the Fuzz could be anything!

The Electric Prunes - You've never had it better

Classic B-side from 1968 featuring a great fuzz riff and solo, sounds like a Maestro FZ-1 for the riff, but what about the solo?

Savoys - Can it Be

Ripper from 1965, Maestro FZ-1 in action.

Fenwyck - Mindrocker

This 1967 track was brought to my attention recently as my good friends Seeland covered it. It's understated but there's a lovely droning fuzz throughout this track, FZ-1?

Moonage Daydream

Top quality use of the Tone Bender mk1 from Mick Ronson.

THE BELLS OF RHYMNY-SHE'LL BE BACK

Had this band recomended to me by Steve in Ireland, don't have much info about them but it sounds great!
Another US band using the Maestro fz-1?

The Music Machine - Talk Talk

1966 hit for the Sean Bonniwells The Music Machine with some great Fuzz guitar.

Dean Kohler - Gooseberry Pie

Maestro FZ-1 cutting through like a knife on this 1968 tune from Dean Kohler.

Bob Seger and The Last Heard - East Side Story

Yeah a young Bob Seger in great fuzz riff shocker!

Changing Tymes - The Only Girl I Love

Sounds like a Maestro FZ-1 on this mid 60's tune from Changing Tymes.

Yardbirds - Shape of Things

There's a lot of 'myth' about what fuzz was used by Jeff Beck in the Yardbirds, but I think its true to say that there was a Tone Bender mk1 being used on this particular track, check out the solo at the end for an intensity not heard of at the time.

United States of America - Coming Down

Superb Fuzz Bass on this United States of America track from 1967.