Music from the mid 60's to late 70's (when creative genius reigned..)

[lwien]

 

[BD9]

Al Green Gets Next To You, released 1971 is such a great album. I have owned it on vinyl, cassette, and CD.

Two of my favorite tracks:

I'm A Ram

Driving Wheel

 

[Silat]

Little Stevie is only 18 in that video.....
17 in this one....

Super Talented 15 year old...What a soulful voice..

 

[Silat]

You're gonna cry......

And a weird interview with "?" who is and was quite a character....
http://www.songfacts.com/blog/interviews/_/


Love me do and I'll be true.

Take it Fang..

There is something you can't dig.....

 

[momofthegoons]

 

[BD9]

How many songs did Quiet Riot steal from these guys?

Slade.

Before Ron Wood and Rod Stewart, they were the Small Faces. Known mostly for Itchycoo Park, these guys had some great songs.

Small Faces.

 

[BD9]

Apologies for the double post, but I'm vaped and diggin' these old songs right now.

The American Black Sabbath?

Blue Cheer.

 

[Silat]

Loved Itcycoo Park when it came out.
Poor little Steve Marriot.

Dirk Bogard (Steve) and Peter Frampton with Humble Pie..

 

[Silat]

Apologies for the double post, but I'm vaped and diggin' these old songs right now.

The American Black Sabbath?

Blue Cheer.

Hey. NO APOLOGIES

Jeff and friends

You can never have too much Ray..

 

[psychonaut]

 

[Silat]

Laugh, Laugh

Beatlish Knickerbockers

I am going to tell you a story. A big fat story baby..

Gary

I think this is an alternate take...

 

[syrupy]

 

[Silat]

Paint it black you devils......If you know that line you are showing your age

Mama says yes. papa says no...

I like to booooogie...

Blues

Stop breaking down...

 

[DrNick420]

 

[psychonaut]

Levon Helm and the boys laying it down thick like some bosses!!

 

[poonman]

How about a little bit more Canadian Content .
Attended a few of these mega type concerts .

 

[smokum]

 

[Bdubbdiblets]

Careful not to vape too much before watching this...or.....perhaps make sure to vape too much before watching!

Love me some Floyd!!!

 

[momofthegoons]

 

[Silat]

Mick Jagger wrote the music in Rome in 1968. Marianne Faithful wrote the lyrics, but The Stones did not give her an official songwriting credit until they released it on their 1998 live album No Security. The Stones were very protective about songwriting credits - they made sure most of their songs were credited to Jagger/Richards.
Sister Morphine herself:

 

[syrupy]

Never better than he was in '75...

 

[psychonaut]

 

[momofthegoons]

 

[lwien]

I just found a little bit of magic.
Crosby, Nash and...............Grace.
When Grace sang, "Can you tell me please.............who won?", I was like....whoa. Her phrasing and timing was just perfect. Chills.....
A haunting piece of work.

 

[BD9]

I just found a little bit of magic.
Crosby, Nash and...............Grace.
When Grace sang, "Can you tell me please.............who won?", I was like....whoa. Her phrasing and timing was just perfect. Chills.....
A haunting piece of work.

DAMN!!! Nice find!

I'm almost embarrassed to post this after that.

A Bob Seger anti war song? Yep.

From the same album, Ramblin' Man. Not thought provoking or political, just kick ass Midwestern Rock N' Roll