Blast from the Past - 60's, 70's, 80's Music (2020)

[WalkingOrders]

You know you love this...

 

[Tippaporn]

Howlin' Wolf with the '51 B-side single How Many More Years.

 

 

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Little Walter And His Night Cats ‎with their '52 single Juke.

 

 

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Lowell Fulson with his '54 single Reconsider Baby.

 

 

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Muddy Waters with his '55 single Mannish Boy.

 

 

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Sonny Boy Williamson with his '55 single Don't Start Me Talkin'.

 

 

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Jimmy Witherspoon with his '54 single When The Lights Go Out.

 

 

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Little Walter with his '60 single My Babe.

 

 

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Clarence "Frogman" Henry with his '56 single Ain't Got No Home.

 

 

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Dale Hawkins with his '57 single Susie Q.  Awesome and the original version if you like the song popularized by CCR.

 

 

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Jimmy Rogers with his '56 single Walking By Myself.

 

 

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Jimmy McCracklin with his '58 single The Walk.

 

 

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Etta James with a cover of Willie Dixon's '54 hit I Just Want To Make Love To You, recorded in '61.  I'm sure Foghat comes to mind when playing this tune.

 

 

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Dave Baby Cortez with his '62 single Rinky-Dink.

 

 

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Jaynetts with their '63 one-hit wonder Sally Go Round The Roses.

 

 

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Jackie Ross with the extended version of her '64 single Selfish One.

 

 

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Tommy Tucker with his original '64 single Hi-Heel Sneakers.

 

 

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[Opl]

Last train to London

 

[Opl]

Rod Stewart - This Old Heart Of Mine (with Ronald Isley)

 

[Tippaporn]

4 hours ago, Tippaporn said:

Clarence "Frogman" Henry with his '56 single Ain't Got No Home.

 

 

Madeline Kahn covers Ain't Got No Home as only Madeline Kahn can.

 

 

[Tippaporn]

4 hours ago, Opl said:

Last train to London

 

LOL.  Listening to this it struck me as disco.  Never heard this ELO number before and sure enough it was released in '79, which might have been the height of the disco craze.  Never knew ELO dabbled in disco.

 

I consider their '74 Eldorado album to be one of the best albums of the 70's.  A masterful work of art.  Hard to pick out an individual track as most blend into each other so here's the entire playlist.

 

 

Edited April 13, 2020 by Tippaporn

[Opl]

My Back Pages - Bob Dylan The 30th Anniversary Concert Celebration

 

[Opl]

David Bowie, David Gilmour & Richard Wright - Arnold Layne - Live at the Royal Albert Hall

 

[GalaxyMan]

Neil Young - Cowgirl in the Sand

 

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[Opl]

Dean Ford - Reflections of My Life - Produced by Joe Tansin

 

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George Harrison - Just for today

 

[Opl]

George Harrison - What Is Life (Official Music Video)