Blasts From The Past - 50S,60S And 70S Music

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Jimmy Ruffin's What Becomes Of The Brokenhearted from '66.

 

 

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The Chairmen Of The Board's extended version of Give Me Just A Little More Time from '70.

 

 

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Sweet Soul Music by Arthur Conley from '67.

 

 

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From the Temptations' '65 LP The Temptations Sing Smokey, My Girl.

 

 

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The Four Tops' '64 hit, Baby I Need Your Lovin'.

 

 

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Smokey Robinson & The Miracles' You Really Got A Hold On You released in '63.

 

 

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The O'Jays with Back Stabber from '72.

 

 

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The Marvelettes' Don't Mess With Bill from '63.

 

 

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Save The Last Dance For Me by The Drifters released in '62.

 

 

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These Arms Of Mine by Otis Redding from '64.

 

 

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When A Man Loves A Woman by Percy Sledge from '66.  One of my favourite R&B songs.

 

 

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Awesome cover of the Kink's You Really Got Me performed live at the Avalon Ballroom in San Fran by the 13th Floor Elevators on 2~3 Sept. '66.

 

 

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Kick arse version of the Velvet Underground's masterpiece Heroin performed live with emotional vocals by Roky Erickson in '86.  I'm cheatin' a bit again but it is a 1967 song and, well, it belongs here.  It's just as good as anything coming out of the 60's & 70's.

 

 

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FYI, I didn't know it before but Roky Erickson was one of the founders of and the lead vocal for the 13th Floor Elevators.

 

Since I posted simply to say that I may as well make use of all this extra wasted space and fill it up with some more fine tunes.  Here's the 13th Floor Elevators again with a number off their 2nd LP, Easter Everywhere, from '67.

 

 

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On 10/31/2018 at 4:22 PM, bannork said:

I may be the only deadhead on this forum but I recently found out from a news item that some Thai pilots who bumped passengers off First Class were deadheads too.

Far out boys, but show some some peace and love and leave those poor rich folks in First Class alone in the future. Head back to the economy class, put the headphones on and tune in to this thread.

 

You've got company, bannork!  I saw them at the Iowa State Fairgrounds near Des Moines back in the summer of '74.  My memories of it are a bit fuzzy.  Has nothing to do with age but more to do with some of the things I ingested at the fest.  It was a 2-day thing . . . camp overnight on the fairgrounds before the show the next day.  Lots and lots and lots of Deadheads.  They were everywhere from everywhere for miles and miles around . . . kinda like outta sight, LOL.

 

Early '67 version of one of my favs, Morning Dew.

 

 

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St. Stephen off of the '69 Live LP.

 

 

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Cumberland Blues off 1970's Workingman's Dead.

 

 

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Friend Of The Devil off the American Beauty LP in '70.

 

 

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Great to see Tippaporn back on the thread. He's gone for a couple of months at a time, doing whatever he has to do, but he always returns with some musical goodies to brighten the thread.

 

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Work, work and more work, bannork.  No time for much else when I have it.  But, like the terminator, rest assured that "I'll be back."  I noticed you picked up the slack, though.  LOL

 

The Electric Prunes' Train For Tomorrow off their eponymous '67 LP.

 

 

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Traffic's Dear Mr. Fantasy off the '67 LP of same name.

 

 

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I Think We're Alone Now by Tommy James & The Shondells off the '67 LP of same name.

 

 

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Sam & Dave singing Isaac Haye's Soul Man from their 3rd LP, 1967's Soul Men.

 

 

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Buffalo Springfield's For What It's Worth off their self-titled debut in '67.

 

 

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Jefferson Airplane on Somebody To Love from their Surrealistic Pillow LP in '67.

 

 

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The Happenings doing a George Gershwin number, I've Got Rhythm, off their '67 pop LP Psycle.

 

 

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Jackie Wilson's (Your Love Keeps Lifting Me) Higher And Higher from the Higher And Higher LP in '67.

 

 

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The Five Americans with their '67 hit, Western Union.

 

 

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The Lemon Piper's '68 hit, Green Tambourine, from their '67 LP of same name.

 

 

Edited November 27, 2018 by Tippaporn

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The Mamas & The Papas with Dedicated To The One I Love from their '67 Deliver LP.