The Spencer Davis Group with the '30 Hoagy Carmichael and Stuart Gorrell classic Georgia On My Mind off of their '66 The Second Album.
 

 

Hoagy Carmichael with his original '30 recording of Georgia On My Mind.
 

 

The native Georgian, Ray Charles, with his cover of Georgia On My Mind off of his '60 The Genius Hits The Road LP.  This version was adopted by the State of Georgia as their state song in '79.
 

 

The Iguanas featuring Iggy Pop on drums with I Don't Know Why off of their '64 Jumpin' With The iguanas LP.

 

 

Elmore James with the '62 B-side single Look On Yonder Wall.
 

 

12 minutes ago, Tippaporn said:

The native Georgian, Ray Charles, with his cover of Georgia On My Mind off of his '60 The Genius Hits The Road LP.  This version was adopted by the State of Georgia as their state song in '79.

I first heard this at the end of the film "The Sure Thing":

 

The Byrds with an alternate take of Wild Mountain Thyme originally off of their '66 Fifth Dimension LP.
 

 

It's My Party - Lesley Gore

 

The hilarious version... 

 

 

Jerry Lee Lewis with Big Joe Turner's '53 Honey Hush recorded sometime between '73 and '77.
 

 

The Bill Black's Combo's performance of Smokie Part 2 and Yogi in the motion picture '61 movie Teenage Millionaire.
 

 

Captain Beyond with the short number Astral Lady off of their '72 self-titled debut.  Bit of an abrupt ending.

 

 

Vagrants with their '67 single And When It's Over.
 

 

The Sons Of Champlin performing Poppa Can Play live off of the '91 Fillmore: The Last Days CD.
 

 

Dee Clark: Heartbreak (1964) - wonder what my vinyl copy would fetch these days?

 

 

For all of you Continentals the Spanish hottie Soledad Miranda with No Lo Quiero recorded in '65.
 

 

jvs, are you familiar with the Dutch band Fragile from the mid-70's?  So Sad off of their '76 self-titled debut.  A very nice number.
 

 

20 hours ago, bannork said:

Ha ha TBF, 66 next month, i still have a head full of hair. In the 1970s I didn't cut my hair for 7 years and now I'm retired I would like to grow it long again because the dirty forkin hippies were right about a lot of things.

But a few things send me to the barber every 3 months. In the heat of Thailand on the farm, Long hair can get uncomfortable, sticking to your face, ears and neck. Secondly, upcountry Thais are conservative, long hair on a man means a crazy man, a tramp, one of those sad souls wandering the roads, bare footed, unwashed in filthy clothes, muttering to himself.

Thirdly, when you get wrinkles, long hair accentuates your age.

Gary Duncan was born on this day.

Freak out and exercise, aerobics 1969 style.

 

Bob Seger complaining about prejudice against long haired blokes.

 

 

What a line-up on this '67 blues tune, Stone Crazy.  Peter Green, Aynsley Dunbar, Rod Stewart and Jack Bruce.
 

 

Shakin'  Stevens & The Sunsets with Lonesome Town off of their '82 self-titled debut.
 

 

Well, this one's from '05 but it's another nice cover, by Milton Mapes, of Baker Knight's tune Lonesome Town made popular by Ricky Nelson in '58.  

 

 

Ricky Nelson's '58 single version featured on the '94 Pulp Fiction soundtrack.
 

 

Maria McKee's If Love Is a Red Dress (Hang Me in Rags) off of her (ahem) '93 I'm Gonna Soothe You CD.
 

 

Al Green with the title track off of his '72 Let's Stay Together LP.
 

 

The Supremes with You Can't Do That off of their '64 A Bit Of Liverpool album.

 

 

28 minutes ago, jvs said:

 

Some songs are best forgotten but since you brought it up, jvs . . . The Cowsills with Hair from '69.  Still hurts my ears listening to it.
 

 

Jonny Cash with The Frozen Four-Hundred-Pound Fair-To-Midlin' Cotton Picker of of his '68 From Sea To Shining Sea LP.
 

 

The Moody Blues with In My World off of their '81 Long Distance Voyager album.

 

 

The incomparable Tom Waits with the title track off of his '85 Rain Dogs LP.
 

 

Iggy Pop with Real Wild Child (Wild One) off of his '87 Blah-Blah-Blah LP.
 

 

My first rock concert   ... The Yardbirds , Roy Orbison & The Walker Brothers