I don't keep up with today's top songs but I understand that instrumentals aren't top sellers like they were in the 60s. Anybody know why?
What's your favorite music from the 60's & 70's??
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I really enjoy watching tube vids of the high quality bands like James Last, Bert Kaempfert and Ennio Morricone. Top level music and arrangements.
Bert Kaempfert Medley 1967 - YouTube
Bert Kaempfert Medley 1967 - YouTube
RIP Tommy.
Ramones - I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend - YouTube
Tom Erdelyi a/k/a Tommy Ramone -- the last of the four founding members of groundbreaking Seventies rock and roll band The Ramones -- died at 12:15 p.m. today (7.11.2014) at his home in Ridgewood, Queens. He was 65 and had been in hospice care following treatment for cancer of the bile duct.
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Ramones - I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend - YouTube
Tom Erdelyi a/k/a Tommy Ramone -- the last of the four founding members of groundbreaking Seventies rock and roll band The Ramones -- died at 12:15 p.m. today (7.11.2014) at his home in Ridgewood, Queens. He was 65 and had been in hospice care following treatment for cancer of the bile duct.
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The Ramones - ground breaking group is correct. When they played it was clear they had a lot of fun on stage and the entire crowd was all fired up. Great music, great times in the NYC Rock scene.
psychedelic 60s:
perhaps the most unique album of that or any other era
Pink Floyd - Bike - YouTube
Uh yup. lol
Heart, Genesis, Pink Floyd, Yes, Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, Chicago, Boston, Def Leppard. Supertramp, Styx, Chris DeBurgh......
....and of course Queen!
....and of course Queen!
When I was driving my New Chevy Van headed north on Golden State highway 5 in California in 1975, I had 4 eight track tapes I loved to listen to. The Eagles, Gordon Lightfoot, Neil Young and Janis Ian. Those were my favorites.What's your favorite music from the 60's & 70's??
I know there are a few members that are still a little wet behind the ears (born in the 80's), nevertheless if you have a favorite post it..
Jesus Christ Superstar - Superstar - YouTube
Roy Orbison for one Budddy Holly, Rolling Stones the Animals Bob Dylan
Johnny Horton, Johnny Cash Carly Simon, Janis Joplin Blind Faith,
Chad and Jeromy Zeppelin Sam Cooke Leroy Van Dyke Patsy Cline
Lonnie Donnigan Kingston Trio James Brown Four Tops Chuck Berry
Jan and Dean and the Beach Boys
Except for a few songs I didn't care for Elvis or the Beatles there was so
much more that got overlooked in my opinion.
Mind you we have enough old music country, rock jazz blues and 40's pop
to play music for a year without playing the same song twice. That's what
happens when you were in broadcasting for over three decades.
Three of my rock favorites
Seas of Joy Blind Faith
Her Satanic Majesties Request The Rolling Stones
Free Wheelin' Bob Dylan
Country
Johnny Hortons Greatest Hits
Johnny Cash the Sun Collection
Merle Haggards Greatest Hits
Johnny Horton, Johnny Cash Carly Simon, Janis Joplin Blind Faith,
Chad and Jeromy Zeppelin Sam Cooke Leroy Van Dyke Patsy Cline
Lonnie Donnigan Kingston Trio James Brown Four Tops Chuck Berry
Jan and Dean and the Beach Boys
Except for a few songs I didn't care for Elvis or the Beatles there was so
much more that got overlooked in my opinion.
Mind you we have enough old music country, rock jazz blues and 40's pop
to play music for a year without playing the same song twice. That's what
happens when you were in broadcasting for over three decades.
Three of my rock favorites
Seas of Joy Blind Faith
Her Satanic Majesties Request The Rolling Stones
Free Wheelin' Bob Dylan
Country
Johnny Hortons Greatest Hits
Johnny Cash the Sun Collection
Merle Haggards Greatest Hits
Leroy Vandyke and Lonnie Donegan were excellent, not to mention Sheb Woolley. "Auctioneer", "My Old Man's a Dustman" and "That's my Pa".
THAT'S MY PA by SHEB WOOLEY - YouTube
Here's a dandy from 2007
When You're Screwin' Other Women (Think of Me) - YouTube
Beatles. Still like them, and it's great to be able to listen to them wiht my kids, because kids love Beatles music.
Stones, especially Exile on Main Street. Can't listen that with the kids though. Like I told my boy: "Son, you gotta have your heart broken at least once before you get the Rolling Stones."
Loved all the prog rock. Probably why I'm a prog. :lol: Genesis/Peter Gabriel, Floyd, Rush, Steppenwolf, Deep Purple.
For folkier stuff, Johnny Cash, Doc Watson and Merle Haggard are three greats.
Merle Haggard - "I Think I´ll Just Stay Here And Drink" - YouTube
Stones, especially Exile on Main Street. Can't listen that with the kids though. Like I told my boy: "Son, you gotta have your heart broken at least once before you get the Rolling Stones."
Loved all the prog rock. Probably why I'm a prog. :lol: Genesis/Peter Gabriel, Floyd, Rush, Steppenwolf, Deep Purple.
For folkier stuff, Johnny Cash, Doc Watson and Merle Haggard are three greats.
Merle Haggard - "I Think I´ll Just Stay Here And Drink" - YouTube
tiptoe through the tulips by tiny timWhat's your favorite music from the 60's & 70's??
I know there are a few members that are still a little wet behind the ears (born in the 80's), nevertheless if you have a favorite post it..
Jesus Christ Superstar - Superstar - YouTube
