original material. The group entered Robin Hood Studio in Tyler, Texas to record several demos, including their lone single, a biproduct of the Texas garage rock scene, the Ratzlaff-penned "Never Existed". The recording sessions were produced by Wes Farrell, who composed the McCoys' number one hit "Hang On Sloopy", and the guitar arrangements were provided by Ronnie "Mouse" Weiss of Mouse and the Traps.  Its B-side "Taste of a Kiss" was another Ratzlaff composition is a pop rock number marked by up-tempo keyboards. The single became a regional hit upon release in June 1967, and an album was supposedly released; however, there is little evidence to support its existence. Regardless, much of the Basement Wall's material was released on The Incredible Sound of the Basement Wall in- bass guitar
George Ratzlaff - lead vocals, rhythm guitar, keyboards
Barrie Edgar - drums
Duke Bardwell - bass guitar

Discography
"Never Existed" b/w "Taste of a Kiss" (Senate S-2109, June 1967)

References

Category:Rock music groups from Louisiana
Category:Musical groups established in 1963