Wayne Fontana and the Mindbenders 1966

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Should have made it a 100 

 

On 8/9/2018 at 5:25 PM, bannork said:

That was great jvs and thanks for posting it but I was thinking of the one with Leon Russell on the Mad Dogs tour with the back-up girls. The end is fantastic as they refuse to end the song, trading the refrain between each other.

Here's a version from 69. I remember when some folks took the mick out of Joe because of his unusual arm movements when singing.

Llike a spastic they used to say before that word became non p.c.. But looking at him now I wonder if he was an early proponent of the air guitarist/ come drummer. sometimes he seems to be imitating hitting cymbals, other times his left hand seems to be flaying imaginary strings ( left handed).

 

This one? 

 

You found it jvs! A wonderful version, thank you so much.

 

 

Lulu from '67 performing To Sir With Love.

 

 

The Zombies from '64 and the classic She's Not There.

 

 

Thunderclap Newman on Something In The Air from '69.

 

 

 

 

Does anyone else have a problem with quoting a post, then trying to delete the quote but it seems there's no way to get rid of it?

 

Anyway, Mott The Hoople's All The Young Dudes.  As Bannork would say:

 

On 8/3/2018 at 7:56 PM, bannork said:

It's been up before but it's just so damn good.

 

 

Very nice live version of Hot Love by T. Rex done in '72 in Manchester.

 

 

What the hey, I found the entire show!  Excellent sound quality.  So, for all those T. Rex fans, such as myself, a nice treat.

 

 

Ten Years After from '72 playing Choo Choo Mama.

 

 

 

The Beatles from '65.

 

 

This song brings back very specific memories for me.

 

 

Some things never get old.  Crossroads from '68 Cream.

 

 

Marvin Gaye's classic Mercy Mercy Me released in '71.

 

 

Thinking of Marvin, I must then post his Trouble Man from '72.

 

 

One of my favourite Motown artists, Aretha from '67 singing A Change Is Gonna Come.

 

 

Otis in '65 on I've Been Loving You Too Long.

 

 

Classic Solomon Burke on Cry To Me from '62.

 

 

 

Van the Man doing Brown Eyed Girl in '67.

 

 

The beautiful Get Together by the Youngbloods in '67.