The Boys, Girls, Cars, Bands, and Petty Crimes of the Great Pacific Northwest during the early 1960s vividly recalled by David 'D'og' Swan. This is the first in a series of eyewitness accounts of the West Coast scenes starting in Washington State during the golden age of Garage Bands, The title is a reference to the 'Farfisa' organ sound that was such a signature element of rock music up and down the West Coast. Upcoming podcasts will include Dave's memories of the before and after of the Summer of Love in SF, the early 70s in Los Angeles, and the wild world of the San Francisco Punk/New Wave scene of the late 70s and early 80s. From shoplifting in the Tri-Cities, to the chaotic aftermath of the Hippie revolution in the Bay Area, from roaming Hugh Hefner's mansion during the zenith of California hedonism to the rough trade and creative explosion in 80s San Francisco, these podcasts will be remembered as 'podgasps' as the adage of Truth being Stranger than about anything, is confirmed by the Swan They Call D'og.