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

[cybrguy]

 

[Abysmal Vapor]

These are some of my favorites !

 

[NYC_Frank]

Marvin Gaye ... "What's going on"

 

[TiSteamo]

 

[Exsmoker]

 

[NYC_Frank]

As the sun sets on the east coast, this track is unfortunately as relevant tonight as it was 50 years ago ...

"Ball of Confusion" - The Temptations

 

[TiSteamo]

CSN again

 

[cybrguy]

 

[FabulatorPoeta]

I guess this is particularly meaningful today...

@CybrGuy Saddly your are so right...

 

[cybrguy]

 

[NYC_Frank]

Ease my troubled mind ...

"Mercy Mercy Me" - Marvin Gaye

 

[Planck]

Fela - Sorrow Tears and Blood (1977)

 

[cybrguy]

 

[cybrguy]

So, I posted this on the first page of this thread. Forgive me for posting it again...

 

[froufrou]

Slade were the first group i got into in a serious way. It was the very early seventies and Slade were my favourite band at the time.
This song is very different than the usually loud, rocking, songs and its great. Noel Gallagher's favourite Slade song too.

 

[froufrou]

The great Mott the Hoople.

 

[froufrou]

The first little part is the short intrumental Procession, Father to Son starts around 1.12.

 

[froufrou]

UFO featuring Michael Schenker on guitar.

 

[cybrguy]

 

[MedicinalMonkeyWrench]

 

[cybrguy]

Not a lot of Moody Blues fans in here, eh? OK, have some of this...

 

[NYC_Frank]

Turn this one up loud ...

Living for the City (Complete Version) - Stevie Wonder

 

[unsorted]

As good as the first five minutes are, the rest is the best.
Put your head between the speakers.

 

[Buzzbomb Almighty]

I remember going to see The Last Waltz at the Metropolitan Theatre, and this is a tribute to the band, done, ironically, before socially distanced music was mandated.

 

[cybrguy]