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

[grokit]

Remember this? It's actually from 1962 by the crystals.
I always thought it was from the early '80s because the motels introduced it to me.

It's a "bit" misogynistic, thanks to @CarolKing for helping write it

The motels' version is the best imo; martha davis what an artist:

I remember this cover by hole, and a few other artists over the years.

"Nice feminist anthem."

~ Courtney Love​

 

[Silat]

Following a post about Fleetwood Mac I give you Buckingham Nicks just before they resurrected Fleetwood Mac.

Danny Kirwan before drugs destroyed him completely.
From the Kiln House album.

 

[BD9]

Argent - Liar

Since Three Dog Night covered Argent's Liar, I thought I'd include a TDN song.

Never Been To Spain

 

[momofthegoons]

 

[unsorted]

...Does the guitar at 0:22-0:35 remind you of another song or is it just me?

I'm not the only one....

coloradojohn
(A Mile High and then some, Hilltop, Denver)
Posted: Nov 06, 2014 - 09:25

I love this! I always thought that Bob had a streak of Stephen Stills-style of guitar-playing, especially in this — a lot like Wooden Ships!
http://www.radioparadise.com/rp_2.php#name=Music&file=songinfo&song_id=1031

 

[momofthegoons]

 

[CuckFumbustion]

@momofthegoons really the the more obscure (to me) picks you've posted.

 

[Silat]

Seeds. LOL Saw them in concert once as an opening act back in the day. A 20 minute version of Pushing To Hard. TOO MUCH even for me.
This is a clip from the old TV show called The Mothers in Law. It starred Eve Arden and Kaye Ballard.

And The Bangles doing it:

 

[momofthegoons]

 

[momofthegoons]

 

[BD9]

’It’s gonna be a stone gas, honey ‘– was the promise the deep-voiced Don Cornelius made when the Saturday morning television show debuted.

 

[momofthegoons]

@BD9 Soul Train was the bomb! However, that Rick James song didn't come out till 1981....

 

[BD9]

@BD9 Soul Train was the bomb! However, that Rick James song didn't come out till 1981....

Sorry! I got too caught up in the dancing and forgot the parameters of the thread...

So, here's this.....................

Redbone - Come And Get Your Love

 

[TeeJay1952]

 

[CuckFumbustion]

How about the 'Midnight Special' show?

 

[grokit]

1972: All the Young Dudes was a turning point for the then-struggling British band. Mott the Hoople were about to break up when David Bowie stepped in and gave them the song "All the Young Dudes". Bowie also produced the album, which took Mott "from potential has-beens to avatars of the glam rock movement".

Regarded as one of glam rock's anthems, the song originated after Bowie came into contact with Mott the Hoople's bassist Peter Watts and learned that the band was ready to split due to continued lack of commercial success. When the band rejected his first offer of a composition, "Suffragette City" (from The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars), Bowie wrote "All the Young Dudes" in short order especially for them, allegedly sitting cross-legged on the floor of a room in Regent Street, London.

Peter Watts

 

[BD9]

Stealers Wheel

 

[momofthegoons]

 

[CuckFumbustion]

A few used in the Rushmore Soundtrack.

 

[BD9]

 

[momofthegoons]

 

[grokit]

David Essex 1973

 

[momofthegoons]

 

[BD9]

Fanny was the first all female 70's rock band to release an album on a major label. David Bowie was a huge fan of
Fanny.

Alice de Buhr is a fantastic drummer.

 

[Ricardo]

Fanny was the first all female 70's rock band to release an album on a major label.

Have to say I've never heard of them, but that track is smokin' hot