The Bee Gees '69 red flocked double LP, Odessa was a frickin' classic.  The title track, Odessa (City On The Black Sea).

 

 

Roxy Music performing In Every Dream Home A Heartache live on their '75 tour.  Off of their '73 For Your Pleasure LP.

 

 

Wishbone Ash with Everybody Needs A Friend off of their '73 Wishbone Four LP.

 

 

Led Zeppelin with a live performance of The Rain Song off of the Live-DVD The Song Remains The Same.  Filmed in 1973 over the course of a three-night stand at New York City's Madison Square Garden.

 

 

T Rex performing an instrumental version of Elemental Child live at Taverne De L'Olympia, Paris, January '71.  Off of their '70 Beard Of Stars LP.  Volume up!  Frickin' awesome guitar.  You will not be disappointed.

 

 

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Dylan, Bob with It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding) off of his '67 Bringing It All Back Home LP.

 

 

The Moody Blues with The Night off of their '67 Days Of Future Passed LP.

 

 

The Animals with the long version of Sky Pilot off of their '68 The Twain Shall Meet LP.

 

 

Lynyrd Skynyrd with Tuesday's Gone off of their '73 (Pronounced 'Lĕh-'nérd 'Skin-'nérd) LP.

 

 

Damn there's some shi++y old music on this thread.

The Allman Brothers Band with Jessica off of their '73 Brothers And Sisters LP.

 

 

Rare Earth excellent cover of John D. Loudermilk's classic Tobacco Road.  Off of their '69 Get Ready LP.

 

 

The Siegel Schwall Band performing Jimmy Reed's classic Hush, Hush live off of their 5th album, the'71 The Siegel Schwall Band LP.

 

 

The Rolling Stones with You Can't Always Get What You Want off of their '69 Let It Bleed LP.

 

 

James Brown with Cold Sweat Parts 1 & 2 off of his '67 Cold Sweat LP.

 

 

New Order with Blue Monday off of their '86 Brotherhood LP.  Recorded in '82, though.

 

 

The Bronski Beat with It Ain't Necessarily So off of their '84 The Age Of Consent LP.

 

 

Another great track off of the same LP, Why?

 

 

The extended version of Wang Chung's Dance Hall Days off of their '83 Points On The Curve LP.

 

 

A great band, Spacemen 3 with Take Me To The Other Side off of their '87 The Perfect Prescription LP.

 

 

The Remo Four with Jive Samba off of their '67 Smiles! LP.

 

 

Abacab, the title track off of Genesis' '81 LP.

 

 

Tears For Fears with Listen off of their '84 Songs From The Big Chair LP.

 

 

Blondie with Union City Blue from their '79 Eat To The Beat LP.

 

 

The Eurythmics with Sweet Dreams off of their '83 Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This) LP.

 

 

Who does remember the "Little Feat" ? I used to have this album, good times ????

 

 

"Stand up" came out in '69, one of the best of that fabulous era imho

 

 

Genesis in '74, pure geniuses at work.

 

Bryan Ferry 1973
 

 

A nice Dylan chune, Ain't No More Cane, off of The Gaslight Tapes, songs which were recorded in '62.