A far-out collection of rare mid-‘60s garage and folk 45 cuts by groups that did their darndest to emulate their hero, the Beatnik Bard himself, Bob Dylan. If you dig Mouse and the Traps' “Public Execution,” the Trashmen’s “Same Lines”,” or David Blue’s  records then you’ll flip for the sounds you’re gonna hear here!

It's Zimmerman's World features all kinds of obscure tracks by Terry and the Trip-Outs, The Toads, Billy Easley and the Gorillamen, the Changin’ Times, the Love Society, and many more. There are 18 songs altogether. From the liner notes...The mercurial ascent of Bob Dylan’s nasally-delivered electric-poetry from coffeehouse background noise to the voice of a Now generation grabbed a lot of folks by surprise at first.
 
But like a shot heard round the world, it winged Byrds and Turtles alike, and pretty soon everybody wanted to go huntin’! Seemed like there was easy money to be made by monotoning paragraph-long verses over single chord strumming. For hungry musicians, the end of the rainbow now had a concrete address, streetside in the Village on what Gene Sculatti once referred to as “Simulation Row.”
 
A1 JOHNNY CYMBAL – Breaking Your Balloon
A2 THE TOADS – Leaving It All Behind
A3 THE LOVE SOCIETY – You Know How I Feel (And Why)
A4 ROGER TILLSON – Nobody’s Lover
A5 T.J. BLACK – Gotta Turn Myself On, Babe
A6 SAMY PHILLIP – I Wonder Freely
A7 DARRELL COTTON – Come Free My Mind
A8 BILLY EASLEY – Left Wing Cosmic Man Called John

B1 THE CHANGIN’ TIMES – Thanks You Babe
B2 BOO BOO & BUNKY – Turn Around
B3 TOMMY BOYCE – Pretty Thing (You’re Out Of Sight)
B4 THE BARRY GOLDBERG BLUES BAND – Blowing My Mind
B5 “BIG JOE” LONG – The Things You Do
B6 BILLY BATSON – Bring Me Ya Low Down Feelin’s
B7 DICK CAMPBELL – The People Planners
B8 TERRY & THE TRIP-OUTS – High Priest Of The Camp