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

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Blind Willie McTell with the original Statesboro Blues recorded in '29.

 

 

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The Marshall Tucker Band with Walkin' And Talkin' off of their '75 Searchin' For A Rainbow LP.

 

 

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Curley & The Jades ‎with Boom Stix released as a single in '61.

 

 

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Fleetwood Mac with The World Keep On Turning off of their '68 debut Peter Green´s Fleetwood Mac LP.

 

 

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Mountain with Mississippi Queen released as a single in '70.

 

 

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The Kinks with Tired Of Waiting For You off of their '65 Kinda Kinks LP.

 

 

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Professor Longhair and His Blues Scholars with In The Night released as a single in '54.

 

 

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Beach Boys with Wouldn't It Be Nice off of their '66 Pet Sounds LP.

 

 

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Steeleye Span with Gaudete off of their '72 Below The Salt LP.

 

 

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Moby Grape with If You Can't Learn From My Mistakes off of their Moby Grape '69 LP.

 

 

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The Temptations with Ain't to Proud to Beg released as a single in '66.

 

 

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Sonny Boy Williamson with Don't Start Me To Talkin' off of his '64 Down And Out Blues LP.

 

 

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Moby Grape- wonderful melodies.

 

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.Farewell then, O Great One. I remember watching this on TOTP in 69. God, we were blessed with so much good music.

 

[Andrew Dwyer]

RIP Peter

 

Here he is 10 years ago with a couple of his classics .

 

 

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Wonderful drinking or smoking music.

 

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On 7/26/2020 at 6:43 AM, bannork said:

.Farewell then, O Great One. I remember watching this on TOTP in 69. God, we were blessed with so much good music.

 

Thanks for that information, bannork.  I hadn't heard.  Peter Green was one of my favourite guitarists from that era.  Will have to wait for some tribute posts from me as I'm under water presently.

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On 7/26/2020 at 10:37 AM, Andrew Dwyer said:

RIP Peter

 

Here he is 10 years ago with a couple of his classics .

 

 

I saw him live twice on consecutive years back in the late 90's when he performed with the Splinter Group.  I've told the story before but at the 2nd show we were informed that the band would come out after most of the audience had left.  So we hung back and sure enough, there were only about ten people still in the venue and Peter and the band came out to chat with us for about 10 minutes.  But my, how his voice had changed into raspiness in this performance of Oh Well.

Edited July 31, 2020 by Tippaporn

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Just one for now.  Fleetwood Mac performing Black Magic Woman, written by Green, live at the Boston Tea Party.  Recorded and filmed from one of the shows running from 5–7 February '70.

 

BTW, those shows were put out as a 3-disc set and I consider them to consist of some of the best quality live recordings of Fleetwood Mac only months before Green's departure.  I'd highly recommend those to anyone who has a deep appreciation of this immensely talented band.

 

 

Edited July 31, 2020 by Tippaporn

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