I also like finding juicy nuggets of unknown glory!

I started a similar thread, "Good Songs by Non-Famous Bands," back in 2011. You may enjoy listening to some of the lesser known songs posted in that thread:

http://www.musicbanter.com/general-m...ml#post1111336

These are three of my favorite juicy nuggets of unknown glory, which I defined as songs that have fewer than 1,000 views on Youtube and no Wikipedia article about the bands or singers:

A Brokeheart Pro (Jeannette Kantzalis) - "Bleed On"
(Only 618 views on Youtube)
I especially like her line, "I'm pretty sharp, so I'll cut to the quick."


https://www.youtube.com/watch?x-yt-t...yt-cl=84503534

And just in case you are wondering about who is singing that song, here are some pictures of Jeannette Kantzalis:


Pointless google censor strikes again. Sigh..
http://www.mysteryisland.net/brokeheart2.jpghttp://i571.photobucket.com/albums/s...Jeannette2.jpg
http://www.mysteryisland.net/brokeheart1.jpg



The Thrill Collective - "Ink"
(Only 335 views on Youtube)
I heard this song for the first time in 2012 and wrote the following about it then: I enjoy its fast-paced energy, glittery guitar solos, competent playing, and the lead vocalist's strong, clear singing voice. The tune is catchy and has stuck in my mind, making it my favorite of their songs. I'm impressed with the band members' skill level, especially considering their youth.




Kirsten Amy - "Unbelievable"
(only 25 views!)
Lovely Indian influences and she also has a *lovely* voice. Excellent. Only one note (her highest) was out of tune.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?x-yt-c...-ts=1421914688

EDIT: I just checked what new songs Kirsten Amy has recorded, and I felt this one is noteworthy:

Kirsten Amy - "You Mars, I Saturn"

I second the first two

I'll add Trouble Salad and Jesus The Carpenter

None of them are at all unknown, in fact.

Animals as Leaders.
Shawn Lane with Hellborg and Sipe.
King's X back in 1989.
Nguyen Le
Scale The Summit

They're pretty well known, especially in the guitarist community.

Sure, but I hadn't heard of the other ones :shycouch:

The Hush Sound is pretty well known too. Hell, my mom listens to them.

The Electric Prunes are old but good and Hiss Golden Messenger make some pretty good down-the-middle country-rock. Other than that, I'm not really a fan of any of the ones listed, so nothing to be ashamed of.

I found this unknown album a while back that I really liked. Intense nostalgic feeling for me and comfy winter theme.

"Okay." | Sleep In Sundays

Outside of the extreme guitarist community I highly doubt anyone has heard of them.

Hell, I'm part of that demographic and I only found them by accident.