Ultimate Spinach

Ultimate Spinach is an American psychedelic rock band from Boston associated with the late-1960s Bosstown Sound. Core figures mentioned in contemporary sources and the provided review include Ian Bruce-Douglas and Barbara Hudson. Their self-titled debut was released in 1968.

Associated with the Bosstown Sound and American psychedelia; debut album 'Ultimate Spinach' (1968) is noted for prominent Farfisa organ textures, lysergic themes and songs cited in the review such as "Ego Trip" and "(Ballad of the) Hip Death Goddess". The review states the band's founder was a close friend of the LSD figure Timothy Leary (rendered in the review as "Tymothy Leary").

The single review praises Ultimate Spinach's 1968 self-titled album as an important Bosstown Sound psychedelic work, highlighting Farfisa-driven textures, lyrical visionary themes, and tracks like "Ego Trip" and "(Ballad of the) Hip Death Goddess". The review frames the band as Eastern U.S. counterparts to California psychedelia and recommends the album strongly.

For:Fans of 1960s psychedelic rock, record collectors, and listeners interested in the Bosstown Sound.