https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6Qhej-SXB0
It's Getting Harder All the Time by the Mindbenders (1967)
https://youtu.be/3PJMXorGETw
A Lover's Concerto by the Toys (1965)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QbdZy9LGjxA&feature=youtube_gdata_player
Angel of the Morning (Chip Taylor) sung by Merilee Rush and the Turnabouts(1968)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B1wyTK9bnjU&feature=youtube_gdata_playet
a 60s creation
Beaten only by his duet with KD Lang when he added her talent into it
She now often does it masterfully herself on a regular basis
The best dirty boogy song evah!!!
Created in the 60s and done during a tribute to Roy by 6 "name" musicians ... not long before he died in late 80s
Black & White Night - My favorite album evah!!
Great 3 minute dueling guitars from 2.20 to 5.20
I Saw Her Standing There by the Beatles
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kXieo_hfqbU&feature=youtube_gdata_player
When the Music's Over by the Doors
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DgPaqi7Dpdg&feature=youtube_gdata_player
Walk Away Renee sung by Left Banke
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M0tgHnb7deM&feature=youtube_gdata_player
Muppets - 1969
https://youtu.be/GkYOe7tlSDQ
Quote from: JOE post_id=391275 time=1606010940 user_id=97
https://youtu.be/GkYOe7tlSDQ
ac_umm
It is a bit questionable
Quote from: cc post_id=392182 time=1606545097 user_id=88
It is a bit questionable
...is this one better, cc?
https://youtu.be/aJ9JsSHc6rE
Sandy Denny & The Strawbs - Stay Awhile With Me[/I] (1967)
No sooner are you here than gone again
Is there nothing I can say
To change your mind and stay
Alone with you is all I long to be
Will you stay awhile with me
I've often gazed into my crystal ball
To find out if you think of me at all
But there's no reason why
You should even try
For there's nothing I can give as you can see
If you stay awhile with me
Stay awhile with me
And I will show you I'm true
Stay awhile with me
That's all I'm asking you to do
I see you in the street lamp's rusty gleam
It casts a magic spell as in a dream
The night is growing old
Come in from the cold
I'll lock the door and throw away the key
If you stay awhile with me
https://youtu.be/6arYJTUUz_I
This girl will put him right
I'll show him what he could be now
Just give me one night
I'm the gypsy, the acid queen
Pay me before I start
I'm the gypsy and I'm guaranteed
To mend his aching heart
Give us a room, close the door
Leave us for a while
You won't be a boy no more
Young, but not a child
I'm the gypsy, the acid queen
Pay me before I start
I'm the gypsy, I'm guaranteed
To tear your soul apart
Gather your wits and hold them fast
Your mind must learn to roam
Just as the gypsy queen must do
You're gonna hit the road
My work's been done, now look at him
He's never been more alive
His head it shakes, his fingers clutch
Watch his body writhe
I'm the gypsy, the acid queen
Pay...
https://youtu.be/jtMuGJtRRUQ
You have a lot of frickin nerve posting here Joe. Go back to your incel bored.
This is what JOE posted to evs when she hosted us.
Post by J0E » 02 May 2014, 21:34
The asian canadian corner should be shut down.
Rank Mills (from Hair (1968)
sung by Sonja Kristina
https://youtu.be/5jfi7fMmO8o
He Aint Heavy (1970)
by the Hollies
I like 1960's songs, Joe.... but this is something you should be discussing with Thiel for your impending wedding and reception...
Carolina in My Mind (1968)
by James Taylor
Compare this with Led Zeppelin's Whole Lotta Love, which came out a few years later:
https://youtu.be/tp0jZ4BGuDw
Amen.
https://youtu.be/57s89xrC93o
Amen.
I remember this playing on Mom's radio:
https://youtu.be/heAxd_6CM08
Amen.
Great oldie from OZ:
https://youtu.be/rBJLoYd8xak
Amen.
Let's try this again:
https://youtu.be/dnqxbdnzlhw
[colir=gold]Amen.
https://youtu.be/7XI7iaWNzPQ?si=CTXPB1-so6e4w75q
Amen.
Ewe toob is the shits. Here's the video:
https://youtu.be/7XI7iaWNzPQ
Amen.
This Texas band was ahead of its time, IMHO.
https://youtu.be/3Xgl8gSbbv8
Amen.
I love this song.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yf2CB32jDYc
Quote from: Shen Li on December 03, 2024, 11:55:27 PMI love this song.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yf2CB32jDYc
Robinson is one of the greats, both as a performer and as a songwriter. As for Tracks of My Tears, another artist had a very big hit with a cover of it in 1967. Hope you like it, too:
https://youtu.be/ArCNJeFuO6o
Amen.
https://youtu.be/kRIr1PPz2uM
A blast from the past.
Amen.
Quote from: J E B Stuart on December 06, 2024, 01:19:09 AMRobinson is one of the greats, both as a performer and as a songwriter. As for Tracks of My Tears, another artist had a very big hit with a cover of it in 1967. Hope you like it, too:
https://youtu.be/ArCNJeFuO6o
Amen.
It's pretty good Stu. However, I prefer Smokey's version.
Quote from: Shen Li on December 06, 2024, 11:46:13 PMIt's pretty good Stu. However, I prefer Smokey's version.
Me, too. 👍
Amen.
One of my all-time favorites, by Ted Nugent's old band:
https://youtu.be/mrUH9pGk90w
Amen.
Quote from: J E B Stuart on December 07, 2024, 03:03:09 PMOne of my all-time favorites, by Ted Nugent's old band:
https://youtu.be/mrUH9pGk90w
Amen.
That is a good tune.
Quote from: Herman on December 09, 2024, 06:58:13 PMThat is a good tune.
You got that right, old bean. I suspect you'll like this dandy rocker from 1969, too:
https://youtu.be/vsy1O4VcuNg
Amen.
Quote from: J E B Stuart on December 09, 2024, 09:14:25 PMYou got that right, old bean. I suspect you'll like this dandy rocker from 1969, too:
https://youtu.be/vsy1O4VcuNg
Amen.
It aint too bad.
Kick off this fine Tuesday morning with some vintage Young Rascals:
https://youtu.be/Oy625sZAHN8
Amen.
This Ohio band is considered a "one hit wonder"", but they did have number one hits in Japan with two other songs. Regardless, this classic number has stood the test of time:
https://youtu.be/f3HpZNE1Z9k
Amen.
The first time I heard this song on the car radio (AM), it blew me away. For 1966, it was way heavier than anything I'd heard to that point:
https://youtu.be/jJR_KGZO4U0
Amen.
This simple classic rocker is still every bit as good as it was in 1966:
https://youtu.be/721awq58Zd8
Amen.
For a time, The Dave Clark 5 was arguably as popular as The Beatles:
https://youtu.be/gHLFgkXfMng
Amen.
The 1967 single of this classic song has sold over ten million copies:
https://youtu.be/CJxpKlTID2Q
Amen.
I earlier posted a dandy cover of this Limey classic from the 1960's:
https://youtu.be/PTp8Q1_Wuag
Amen.
Alex Chilton + The Box Tops = Blue-eyed soul at its finest:
Amen.
Blind Faith was an early "super group". They did just one album and it's a dandy. This song is my favorite;
Amen.
I expect a good number of folks don't know that Fleetwood Mac came to be years before Christine and then Stevie (and Buckingham) came on board. This unforgettable tune was written by former band member Peter Green:
Amen.
The legendary trio Cream is probably most remembered for "Sunshine of Your Love" and "White Room." While those are certainly great songs, this is my Cream favorite. Sadly, Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker are no longer with us:
Amen.
John Fred & His Playboy Band was from Baton Rouge, Louisiana. This song went all the way to #1 in 1967:
Amen.
This song was a big hit in 1965 for Texas native sons "Roy Head and the Traits." This video is great for capturing Head's smooth moves:
Amen.
No compendium of 60's tunes would be complete without Iron Butterfly's acid rock magnum opus "In A Gadda Da Vida." Note the young guitarist in the video. His name was Erik Brann and was only 17 years old at the time.
Iron Butterfly did get a top 30 hit with a substantially trimmed version of the song, which is over 17 minutes long:
Amen.
Bobby Darrin and Johnny Cash, among others, had hits covering this song by Tim Hardin. He died of a heroin overdose in 1980, but this song carries on:
Amen.
Quote from: J E B Stuart on January 08, 2025, 10:44:52 PMNo compendium of 60's tunes would be complete without Iron Butterfly's acid rock magnum opus "In A Gadda Da Vida." Note the young guitarist in the video. His name was Erik Brann and was only 17 years old at the time.
Iron Butterfly did get a top 30 hit with a substantially trimmed version of the song, which is over 17 minutes long:
Amen.
I'm the right amount of fucked up to sing that shit right fukin NOW!!! FACT!!!!!
Most everyone has at least heard Buffalo Springfield's signature tune "For What It's Worth." Memorable as it is, this is my favorite:
Amen.
Them was a band from Nirthern Ireland. Them had a lead singer named Van Morrison. This rock standard by Them is a tune that virtually every young, self-taught, aspiring rock guitarist learns. Lordy, Them were sooo young in this video:
Amen.
Quote from: J E B Stuart on January 15, 2025, 10:27:23 PMThem was a band from Nirthern Ireland. Them had a lead singer named Van Morrison. This rock standard by Them is a tune that virtually every young, self-taught, aspiring rock guitarist learns. Lordy, Them were sooo young in this video:
Amen.
I have heard of Van Morrison......I didn't know he was in a band.
One of my favorite songs from my childhood. It's still every bit as good today. Headed by singer Sonny Geraci, this is The Outsiders:
Amen.
Man, when I was a kid, Paul Revere & The Raiders were the bees knees and the cat's pajamas all rolled into one. If I recall correctly, Pat Benatar had a hit years later with this Raiders standard. Hell, it still sounds super:
Quote from: J E B Stuart on January 18, 2025, 09:14:00 PMMan, when I was a kid, Paul Revere & The Raiders were the bees knees and the cat's pajamas all rolled into one. If I recall correctly, Pat Benatar had a hit years later with this Raiders standard. Hell, it still sounds super:
I know Paul Revere and the Raiders, but I don't know this tune.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xvqeSJlgaNk
Gary Lewis & the Playboys had several big hits in the 60's. Gary is the son of the late Jerry Lewis. Although this wasn't their biggest song, it is my favorite:
Amen.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jREUrbGGrgM
The Last Waltz
Amen.
Formed in NYC in 1965, The Left Banks's music is frequently referred to as "baroque rock", due in large part to their use of strings. They had two decent hits with Don't Walk Away Renée being the biggest. This is their other hit and I hope you enjoy it:
Amen.
Quote from: formosan on January 22, 2025, 12:39:04 PMhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jREUrbGGrgM
I wasn't really a fan of Robbie Robertson with the Band or solo.
Quote from: Herman on January 22, 2025, 10:49:26 PMI wasn't really a fan of Robbie Robertson with the Band or solo.
Me, neither. And I'm not saying I disliked them, but there are hundreds of bands and artists I like better. I do like The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down. Cripple Creek and Chest Fever, but that's about it.
Amen.
Despite the name, The Buckinghams began in Chicago. They had a brief, but spectacular, run of top 10 hits in 1967, with "Kind of A Drag" reaching #1. I like this song taken from a Cannonball Adderly piece:
Amen.
SoCal band from San Diego, if i remember correctly. This is their only big hit and it's great any time o' night or day:
Amen.
Good song released in 1969 by a Minnesota band. Black Sabbath, among others, covered it.
Amen.
I like black and white videos.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYZlME0mQB8
This band was a lotta fun and this party song was their biggest hit:
Quote from: Herman on January 19, 2025, 07:48:51 PMI know Paul Revere and the Raiders, but I don't know this tune.
Check out this one, amigo. It's from 1965 and the video is a hoot:
Amen.
Quote from: J E B Stuart on February 04, 2025, 11:09:07 PMCheck out this one, amigo. It's from 1965 and the video is a hoot:
Amen.
The video is so distracting, I aint listening to the music.
I love this Animals tune. The live Hullabaloo video is a hoot, too. Notice the chicks' wall-mounted trophy heads. Think they could get by with that today, at least without a moaning, wailing and gnashing of teeth?
Amen.
I'm feelin' like some Beatles. This tune was was on the B-side of Hard Day's Night:. I like it. I like it a lot:
Amen.
Count Five was the quintessential one-hit wonder garage band. Formed in San Jose, CA, they had one hit and one album. That one hit, however, did go all the way to #5 and it has endured:
Amen.
This band was originally formed in Australia as The Kinetics, but changed the name to Tin Tin after moving to the U.K. A one-hit wonder, you'd think this song would get more play on the oldies stations. Oh well. It's a nice listen:
Amen.
I watched "Becoming Led Zeppelin" yesterday afternoon. This song was on it and I quickly realized I'd forgotten how good it is . From their first album issued in the USA on January 13, 1969:
Amen.
The Spencer Davis Group had several hits. Two of the original founding members were brothers Steve and Muff Winwood. Anyway, this number hit the top 10 in several countries in 1966:
As a side note, they got sued years later for copyright infringement by the writers of a song called "Ain't That A Lotta Love." Although they lost, there are some similarities. Here's one of several artists who performed it. See what you think:
Amen.
The Grass Roots remind me a lot of The Hollies. Both bands are very melodic and both are known for their many hit singles and not their albums. I saw the Grass Roots live a number of years after their heyday and thoroughly enjoyed it. They're one of those bands/artists with enough hits to fill an entire show, i.e., no filler. This is one of my favorites from 1969:
Amen.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZWijx_AgPiA
I've seen Creedence Clearwater Revisited twice and John Fogerty twice. I'd see 'em again, given the opportunity. This is my favorite CCR song. Interestingly, it was the B-side of Proud Mary, which went to #2 on the charts.
Amen.
Quote from: J E B Stuart on March 09, 2025, 02:11:49 PMI've seen Creedence Clearwater Revisited twice and John Fogerty twice. I'd see 'em again, given the opportunity. This is my favorite CCR song. Interestingly, it was the B-side of Proud Mary, which went to #2 on the charts.
Amen.
I've seen Fogerty live. He never lost his voice.
Although they actually entered the charts five times, ? and The Mysterians are considered to be a "one hit wonder." From Michigan, in 1966 they made it all the way to numero uno with 96 Tears. And a little bit of trivia - Mel Schacher, bassist and co-founder of Grand Funk Railroad, was with The Mysterians for a short while.
Amen.
Quote from: J E B Stuart on March 11, 2025, 01:00:28 AMAlthough they actually entered the charts five times, ? and The Mysterians are considered to be a "one hit wonder." From Michigan, in 1966 they made it all the way to numero uno with 96 Tears. And a little bit of trivia - Mel Schacher, bassist and co-founder of Grand Funk Railroad, was with The Mysterians for a short while.
Amen.
Kewl!!
The Five Americans was from Durant, Oklahoma. They had a coupla hits, the biggest of them being Western Union. It peaked at #5 in 1967. I hadn't listened to it in quite a long time. Frankly, I'd forgotten just how good it is:
Amen.
Quote from: J E B Stuart on March 11, 2025, 05:19:28 PMThe Five Americans was from Durant, Oklahoma. They had a coupla hits, the biggest of them being Western Union. It peaked at #5 in 1967. I hadn't listened to it in quite a long time. Frankly, I'd forgotten just how good it is:
Amen.
I remember that song! I haven't heard that in decades.
Thanks, Jeb.
Quote from: Reggie Essent on March 11, 2025, 06:21:51 PMI remember that song! I haven't heard that in decades.
Thanks, Jeb.
You're welcome, amigo. Looking back when I was a kid, I recall getting
The Five Americans confused with
Jay & The Americans. Well, I'm no longer confused. Both groups produced some damn fine music. Here's a dandy from
Jay & The Americans you'll probably remember:
Amen.