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We'll listen to the 1968 top 10 UK hit for Manfred Mann that later became an American country and bluegrass standard, Laura Nyro with her original version of a song that would be top 10 hit for Three Dog Night, plus PF Sloan, the Spencer Davis Group, the Move, the Alan Bown Set, Please, garage band 45s, and more.
A 1967 single by the Hour Glass, featuring Gregg Allman; 45s by the Sparkles, the Suburban 9 To 5, the Lemon Fog, the Rationals, and the Fogcutters; plus the Who, the Beatles, the Bee Gees, the Ides of March, Virgin Sleep, and many more.
Aretha Franklin takes a second look in 1969 at a song that she had originally turned down that then became a top 10 hit for another artist; a Moody Blues single-only release from the autumn of '67 that whetted our appetites for the Days of Future Passed album, some 1963 guitar work from Jimmy Page, a Yardbirds tune with Eric Clapton on lead guitar, plus the Oxford Circle, the Eyes, Bobbie Gentry,the Uniques, and lots more.
A '69 cut by Christine Perfect (who became better known by her married name Christine McVie, of Fleetwood Mac fame); also a handful of 45s from New Zealand bands, some American garage band 45s, plus Edwin Starr, Soft Machine, the Troggs, Joe South, Revolver-era Beatles, and lots more.
A handful of records out of the 1960s Dutch rock 'n' roll boom, a couple of cool covers of Chuck Berry tunes, the Staple Singers with a fantastic cover of an Otis Redding song, some '67 album cuts, plus the Kinks, Jefferson Airplane, the Count Five, and many others.
We'll listen to garage band 45s by the William Penn Fyve, Little Phil & The Nightshadows, Bill Hjerpe, and the Second Half; San Francisco grooves by the Vejtables and Moby Grape; soul from Jimmy Hughes, Judy Clay, and the Dynells; plus Elvis, the Monkees, the Music Machine, the Rolling Stones, and more.
Psychedelia from July, the United States of America, Music Emporium, and the Beatles; stompin' R&B from the Graham Bond Organization, Gladys Knight & the Pips, and Eddy Giles; garage rock from She, the Third Booth, and Don & the Goodtimes; plus the Doors, Donovan, the Leaves, and many other nuggets from the swingin' 60s.
Album cuts by Creedence Clearwater Revival, Steppenwolf, and the Mamas & the Papas; soul 45s by Gloria Jones, Bobby Patterson, and Johnny Thompson; live Dusty Springfield; plus Love, Bob Lind, the 13th Floor Elevators, the Charlatans, and many others.
An alternate version of a '66 Dylan classic; spacey psychedelia from Ultimate Spinach, the Rascals, and MC Squared; great soul from Mitty Collier, George Jackson, and Jesse Davis; plus Manfred Mann, the Steve Miller Band, the Turtles, Nazz, the End, garage band 45s, and more.
A cut by Duane & Gregg Allman buddies the 31st of February, the Rolling Stones' first American Top 40 hit (also the first Jagger/Richards A-side), a '68 Bettye Lavette single, a Zombies song that was a worldwide smash- but not by the Zombies, plus the Kinks, the Crazy World of Arthur Brown, Beacon Street Union, the Action, garage band 45s, and more.
A deep cut from the Byrds; the 1967 song that revived Etta James' career; 45s from the Remaining Few, the Family Goat (!), the Great Scots, and Pinkerton's Assorted Colors; plus the Easybeats, Country Joe & the Fish, Sir Douglas Quintet, and many more.
A 1968 single-only release by Pink Floyd; a live '69 Simon & Garfunkel performance of one of their biggest hits; 45s by the Crucibles, the Guanga Dyns, the Motor City Bonnevilles, and the Afex; plus the Moody Blues, the Yardbirds, Eddie Floyd, the Blues Project, and more.
A handful of Australian 45s; American garage band 45s; singles by the Grateful Dead, the Chocolate Watch Band, Vanilla Fudge, and the Move; plus Mitch Ryder & the Detroit Wheels, Marvin Gaye, the Standells, and many more.
A bonanza of garage and soul 45s by the Trees, the Gestures, the Galaboochees, Collette Kelly, and others; plus the Beatles, the Who, Lulu, the Pretty Things, the Seeds, the Mamas and the Papas, Procol Harum, Jimi Hendrix, and more.
Early Golden earrings (Yes, they were plural back then), Rolling Stones, and John Mayall; album cuts by the Electric Flag, Gandalf, the Monkees, and Tomorrow; great soul records by Deacon John, the Aubry Twins, and September Jones; 45s by the Premiers, the Emperors, the Illusions, and the Zephyrs; and much more.
A smokin' 1969 Aretha Franklin cut that remained unreleased until 2007; album tracks by Erric Burdon & the Animals, the Young Rascals, Marianne Faithfull, and Tommy James & the Shondells; southern soul from Dusty Springfield and Wilson Pickett; plus the Troggs, Crystal Syphon, Unfolding, and many more.
A 1966 single by the Golliwogs (AKA Creedence Clearwater Revival); Beatle-inspired singles from Switzerland and Uruguay; album cuts from the Hollies, Jefferson Airplane, and the Human Beinz; choice soul sides by the Sandpebbles, the Isley brothers, and Jr. Walker; plus the Aerovons, the Electric Prunes, and many more.
