15 hours ago, Crossy said:

... just in case you forgot ...

 

Both beautiful all these years later!

 

You're unwittingly exposing your age, Crossy. 

All good numbers! 

8 minutes ago, Tippaporn said:

You're unwittingly exposing your age, Crossy. 

All good numbers! 

 

And in this thread ????

 

 

 

1 hour ago, Crossy said:

 

And in this thread ????

 

 

 

Nice thread, Crossy. 

Diana Ross & The Supremes with You Can't Hurry Love off of their '66 The Supremes A' Go-Go LP.
 

 

The Beatles with Yellow Submarine off of their '66 Revolver LP set to the '68 animated film.

 

 

The Beatles with Eleanor Rigby.  Also off of their '66 Revolver LP and set to the '68 animated film.

 

 

The Hollies with the title track of their '66 Bus Stop album.
 

 

The Sandpipers with the title track of their '66 debut album Guantanamera.
 

 

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

 

 

The Temptations with the single Beauty Is Only Skin Deep.  Included on their '66 Greatest Hits LP.

 

 

The Association with Cherish off of their '66 And Then . . . Along Comes The Association album.

 

 

The Spanish band, Los Bravos, with the title track of their '66 debut Black Is Black LP.
 

 

Neil Diamond with Cherry, Cherry off of his '66 debut The Feel Of Neil Diamond album.

 

 

The Four Tops with Reach Out I’ll Be There off of their '66 Reach Out LP.

 

 

The Left Banke with Walk Away Renee off of their '66 debut Walk Away Renée/Pretty Ballerina album.

 

 

Count Five with the title track of their '66 debut Psychotic Reaction LP.

 

 

Jimmy Ruffin with his '66 single What Becomes Of The Brokenhearted and released on his '67 debut Jimmy Ruffin Sings Top Ten album.

 

 

? (Question Mark) & the Mysterians with the title track of their '66 debut 96 Tears album.

 

 

7 minutes ago, Tippaporn said:

Jimmy Ruffin with his '66 single What Becomes Of The Brokenhearted and released on his '67 debut Jimmy Ruffin Sings Top Ten album.

 

 

Met him at the Twisted Wheel club in 1970 Manchester, where he was appearing. 

Herman’s Hermits with the Ray Davies tune Dandy, released in '66 and appearing on their '67 There's A Kind Of Hush All Over The World album.

 

 

'66 was a special year for me.  It was a grand year.   

Some country rock, van Zant, he made more very lovely songs, picked this one

 

Remember the movie? Blues Brothers with Ray Charles

 

 

 

 

Song played by many , but picked this one from movie deliverance

 

Some love rock songs

 

 

 

Relaxing smooth jazz

 

 

A couple of shots of good whisky and those power chords hit home.