The Luck of Eden Hall 'Love is Only Sleeping', (original by The Monkees)
Permanent Clear Light 'In the City', (The Who)
Sidewalk Society 'Red Chair, Fade Away', (The Bee Gees)
Rob Clarke and the Wooltones 'Mind of a Child', (Clouds)
The Chemistry Set 'Silver Birch', (Del Shannon)
The Swims 'My Clown', (July)
Zombies of the Stratosphere 'London Social Degree', (Billy Nicholls)
The Campbell Stokes Sunshine Recorder 'Baby, Your Phrasing is Bad', (Caleb)
The Marshmallow Staircase 'Plastic Fantastic Lover', (Jefferson Airplane)
Geese 'Point Me At The Sky', (Pink Floyd)
Cranium Pie 'Little Wing', (Jimi Hendrix)
....Phasing...or flanging - wikipedia definitions of flanging and phasing - often confused with each other ...
flanging - uses short variable delays to cause a changing comb filter effect. First notable uses were in "Itchycoo Park" by Small Faces, and "Sky Pilot" by The Animals. It creates a "sweeping" effect that is similar to the sound of a plane coming in for a landing or the swirling sound of water going down a drain. The flanger was a studio effect at first created by slowing one of the tape flanges in a reel-to-reel tape in regular time.
Phase shifting (or phasing) Modulates the phase of the signal. Popular during the 1970s; one example includes keyboard part of Paul Simon's "Slip-Slidin' Away". High phasing speeds produce an "underwater" effect, as used by Jimi Hendrix in "1983... (A Merman I Should Turn to Be)".
Phasing (or flanging)in the hands of drugs-fuelled bands and their studio engineers in the 60's...definition: wonderful, musical, hazy mayhem