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

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Hi Guys!   I run a craft beer website in Thailand.  In the "Blog" section of that website, I listed music videos by 19 artists to end the year 2019.  Some new, some old - but not just "plain vanilla" videos. 

 

Please visit:    https://bangkokbeerguru.com/19-music-video-selections-for-2019/ 

 

By the way - back in the 1998-2002 era, I used to be an unpaid DJ at the Rooster Bar at Buckskin Joe's Village, next to Sukhumvit Soi 0 (Zero).  I kept a collection of about 150 music CD's there, and they let me play what I wanted.  Some customers bought beers for me, and a good number of the girls who worked there "took me away for awhile" - I guess because I was the DJ.   I remember many a brief visit (with a girl in tow) to "Uncle Ray's Guesthouse"  off of Sukhumvit Soi 4.

 

If anyone else recognizes the references to Rooster Bar, or Uncle Ray's Guesthouse - then you will most likely enjoy some of the selections at the above-referenced web-link.

 

Cheers!

The Bangkok Beer Guru

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Lynyrd Skynyrd with Bad Boys Blues recorded in '70 at Quinvy Studios in Sheffield, Alabama.

 

 

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The Beatles performing I Got A Woman on 13th August, '63, live at the BBC for "Pop Go The Beatles."

 

 

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The Byrds with Life In Prison off of their '68 Sweetheart Of The Rodeo LP.  Thankfully no mug shot of me.

 

 

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The extended version of I Heard It Through The Grapevine by Gladys Knight & The Pips off of their '67 Everybody Needs Love LP.

 

 

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Bob Dylan & The Band playing Lo And Behold! off of the '75 LP, The Basement Tapes.

 

 

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Wynonie Harris playing Good Rockin' Tonight recorded in '48.  Elvis recorded his own hit of the song back in '54.

 

 

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Former Fleetwood Mac bandmate Bob Welch's interesting and well done cover of Peter Green's classic '69 tune, Oh Well Part 1 & 2.  Not sure of the recording date.

 

 

 

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Fleetwood Mac with Hypnotized off of the '73 Mystery To Me LP.

 

 

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Bob Dylan performing Roll On, John on the Folksingers Choice radio show on March 11, 1962.

 

 

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Junior Walker & The All Stars with Shake And Fingerpop recorded in '65.

 

 

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Procol Harum with Barnyard Story off of their '70 Home LP.

 

 

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James Gang with Heartbreak Hotel off of their '75 Newborn LP.

 

 

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The Cryan' Shames with Hey Joe (Where You Gonna Go) off of their '66 Sugar And Spice LP.

 

 

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Smiley Lewis with I Hear You Knockin' recorded in '55.

 

 

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Ray Charles messin' around with Mess Around, first recorded in '53.

 

 

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Pictures Of Lily by The Who recorded in '67 and released on their '68 Magic Bus LP.

 

 

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It's the weekend so . . . 

 

Pass The Booze with Ernest Tubb.  Recorded in '66.

 

 

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Boz Scaggs & Duane Allman along with the Memphis Horns playing the fine blues number Loan Me A Dime' at the Muscle Shoals Sound Studios, Muscle Shoals, Alabama on May 5 , 1969.

 

 

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Thanks Tippers for that wonderful live version of Yes and "All Good People'. Anderson's voice, in particular, is still so distinctive on that track.

Wishbone Ash contemplating the errors of their ways.

 

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7 hours ago, bannork said:

Thanks Tippers for that wonderful live version of Yes and "All Good People'. Anderson's voice, in particular, is still so distinctive on that track.

Wishbone Ash contemplating the errors of their ways.

 

Agreed, Anderson was crystal in that show.

 

Makes me think about all of the albums by so many artists during that era which were stand out from first to last track.  Maybe I'm biased because it's the music and artists I grew up with but I don't think so.

 

Yes with Perpetual Change of of The Yes Album from '71.

 

 

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Paul McCartney with That Would Be Something off of his '70 solo debut McCartney LP.

 

 

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Wishbone Ash with The King Will Come off of their superb '72 Argus LP.

 

 

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Jethro Tull with For A Thousand Mothers off of their '69 Stand Up LP.

 

 

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Joe's Garage, the title track off of Frank Zappa's '79 release.

 

 

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Traffic with their comical Berkshire Poppies off of their '67 Mr. Fantasy LP.

 

 

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Captain Beefheart with Gimme Dat Harp Boy off of his '68 Strictly Personal LP.

 

 

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Gong with I Never Glid Before live off of their '73 Angel's Egg LP.

 

 

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Pink Floyd's Interstellar Overdrive recorded live on May 6th, 1968 at the Palazzo dello Sport, in Rome, Italy.

 

 

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Black Sabbath with Snowblind off of their '72 Vol. 4 LP.