Perhaps the first punk song

 

 

The only band I've been in their fan club -  

 

14 minutes ago, Neeranam said:

16 hours ago, bannork said:

It was Rudolf Schenker's birthday yesterday. I got stung by a scorpion once. Put my boots on in the morning and the basterd was hiding in the left one, my favourite leg. Hurt all morning.

 

Why is that your favourite leg? 

bannork has a peg leg?

Jazz fusion guitarist Gábor Szabó with Galatea's Guitar off of his '68 Dreams LP.
 

 

English rock and roller Vince Taylor and His Playboys featuring Scottish guitarist Joe Moretti on the '59 single Brand New Cadillac.
 

 

The Who with My Wife off of their '71 Who's Next LP.
 

 

 The Ramones covering The Searchers' '64 Needles And Pins off of their '78 Road To Ruin LP.
 

 

A bygone era.  Nice original tune, Mr. Sun.
 

 

Simon & Garfunkel with the beautiful cover El Condor Pasa by the Peruvian composer Daniel Alomía Robles written in 1913.  Off of their last album together, the '70 Bridge Over Troubled Waters LP.
 

 

1 hour ago, Neeranam said:

Perhaps the first punk song

 

 

And also a bygone era.  Anyone still doing punk these days?
 

 

Nathan Abshire & The Rayne-Bo Ramblers with La Valse De Riceville recorded in '35 and set to the '53 movie On The Mesa Of Lost Women' with Tandra Quinn and Jackie Coogan.
 

 

The Incredible String Band with How Happy I Am off of their '66 self-titled debut.
 

 

Bob Dylan performing The Cuckoo Is A Pretty Bird from the '62 album Live At The Gaslight.
 

 

The Shangri-Las with their '64 single Remember (Walkin' In The Sand).
 

 

Human Beinz with the title track of their '68 album Nobody But Me.  Set to the alluring go-go dancing of the sexiest now-great-grandmothers you'd ever what to share a bed with.
 

 

Fleetwood Mac with Never Make Me Cry off of their '79 Tusk double-LP.
 

 

T.Rex with  Seagull Woman off of their '70 self-tilted album.

 

 

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Early Moody Blues with Steal Your Heart Away off of their '64 self-titled EP.
 

 

Marvin Gaye with Right On off of his '71 What's Going On LP.
 

 

Imaginary Diseases is an album of material by Frank Zappa from the Petit Wazoo tour of '72.  The tune Montreal recorded at the Montreal Forum, Oct. 27, '72.  Simply a wonderful jam.
 

 

Another wonderful must-listen-to tune off of that album is D.C. Boogie, performed at DAR Constitution Hall on Nov. 11, '72.
 

 

Genesis with the powerful Deep In The Motherlode off of their '78 ...And Then There Were Three... LP.
 

 

Yes with Yours Is No Disgrace off of their '71 The Yes Album,

 

 

The Turtles with Grim Reaper Of Love off of their '69 Wooden Head LP.
 

 

Warren Zevon with Outside Chance, a song The Turtles covered in '66.
 

 

The Box Tops with I Shall Be Released released as a single in '69.

 

 

Crow with Evil Woman off of their '69 Crow Music LP.
 

 

Terry Reid with a live performance of Rich Kid Blues in '69.
 

 

Doc & Merle Watson with Pickin' The Blues live from the '85 Telluride, Colorado Bluegrass Festival.