Blast from the Past - 60's, 70's, 80's,90's Music (2022)

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And as it's the start of another new week . . .

An '81 live version of the Boomtown Rats' '79 single I Don't Like Mondays.
 

 

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Fleetwood Mac with Monday Morning off of their '75 self-titled LP.
 

 

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The Bangles with their '85 single Manic Monday.
 

 

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Bob Seger with Blue Monday off of the '89 Road House movie soundtrack.
 

 

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John Prine with Long Monday off of his '05 Fair & Square CD.

 

 

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The Bee Gees with the title track of their '78 Monday's Rain LP.

 

 

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Gary Moore with his take on Stormy Monday off of his '01 Back To The Blues CD.
 

 

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New Order with their '83 synth-pop Blue Monday single.
 

 

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Jimmy Buffett with Come Monday off of his '74 Living And Dying In 3/4 Time LP.

 

 

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The Mamas & The Papas performing Monday Monday on The Hollywood Palace show.
 

 

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Duran Duran with New Moon On Monday off of their '83 Seven And The Ragged Tiger LP.
 

 

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Fats Domino with his '56 classic single, Blue Monday, performed on live TV in '57.

 

 

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Mississippi John Hurt with a live performance of Monday Morning Blues off of his '80 Monday Morning Blues compilation LP.

 

 

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T-Bone Walker with his '47 single Call It Stormy Monday (But Tuesday Is Just As Bad).
 

 

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Mayall's Bluesbreakers and Eric Clapton with a rare live recording of (They Call It) Stormy Monday recorded at the Flamingo Club London on 17 March '66.
 

 

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Freddie King with an extended live performance of his version of Stormy Monday found on his '70 My Feeling For The Blues LP.
 

 

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And the history of Stormy Monday would not be complete without the The Allman Brothers Band live recording off of their At Fillmore East, 1971 LP.
 

 

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Albert King & Stevie Ray Vaughan on Stormy Monday off of the '99 Albert King With Stevie Ray Vaughan – In Session release.
 

 

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 The Rolling Stones with their '67 single Ruby Tuesday.  But I'm getting ahead of myself. 
 

 

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Bitch

 

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Badfinger performing Sweet Tuesday Morning live.  Off of their '72 Straight Up LP.  Nice acoustic ballad by Peter Ham.
 

 

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Lynyrd Skynyrd with Tuesday's Gone off of their '73 (Pronounced 'Lĕh-'nérd 'Skin-'nérd) debut LP.

 

 

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The Moody Blues with an extended cut of Tuesday Afternoon off of their '67 Days Of Future Passed LP.
 

 

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Cat Stevens with Tuesday's Dead off of his '71 Teaser And The Firecat LP.

 

 

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 Primal Scream with the title track of their '87 Gentle Tuesday LP.

 

 

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Cowboy Junkies with Sun Comes Up, It’s Tuesday Morning off of their '90 The Caution Horses LP.

 

 

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Stevie Wonder with the his funky '73 B-side single Tuesday Heartbreak.  Maybe should have been the F-side but hey, who am I to judge?  This number may very well set the tone of their Tuesday for some folks. 
 

 

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David Bowie with his '67 single Love You Till Tuesday.  60's pop at it's finest? 

 

 

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Hank Williams, Jr.'s cover of Lynyrd Skynyrd's Tuesday's Gone off of his '88 Wild Streak LP.  Gotta say, he does the song justice.

 

 

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The Pogues with Tuesday Morning off of their '93 Waiting For Herb LP.