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

[vapviking]

Man!
I wanted to know now but it says "this video isn't available in your country"...
I mean, wtf?
They are after my country?
Anyhoo: I'm really crying now but wanted to cry your way...
So pretty please: do enlighten me, what's hidden behind this virtual wall of frustration?
My country will thank you...

That was a Vevo version of My Back Pages from the Bob Dylan 30th.
Maybe this one will work for ya?

The guys all brought their favorite guitars, by the looks of it.
A few
McGuinn's 12str Richenbacher
Clapton's Fender Strat, Blackie
Petty's 12str Guild acoustic
Young's black Fender Les Paul
G E Smith, is that a Fender Mustang?
Who's that with the Telecaster?
And a couple of Wilburys playing Martins

 

[Petetbay]

Who's that with the Telecaster?

Steve Cropper and pretty sure Donald Dunn on bass.

 

[cybrguy]

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[Abele Rizieri Ferrari]

 

[coolbreeze]

Never heard the OG before, just the boy-band cover!

 

[coolbreeze]

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[NYC_Frank]

 

[coolbreeze]

Great era for them:

 

[oldfool]

 

[BabyFacedFinster]

 

[NYC_Frank]

i wanna go outside ...

 

[dman28]

 

[Abele Rizieri Ferrari]

 

[vapviking]

Leo Kottke at 23 yrs, 1968.
Eight Miles High

 

[cybrguy]

Forgive me as this is a little late for this thread, but you reminded me of it and it is one of my Kottke favorites.

 

[NYC_Frank]

 

[BabyFacedFinster]

 

[Shrike]

Special place in my heart for these guys...

1st live concert I attended in July, 1970 @ Asbury Park Convention Hall.

Soooo many more rock concerts in the NY area over the next 10 years.

 

[BabyFacedFinster]

Steve Cropper and pretty sure Donald Dunn on bass.

Donald "Duck" Dunn

Special place in my heart for these guys...

1st live concert I attended in July, 1970 @ Asbury Park Convention Hall.

Soooo many more rock concerts in the NY area over the next 10 years.

Since some of the members were recently mentioned here, I'll add that my first concert was Booker T and the MGs in the late 70's at Central Park.

 

[coolbreeze]

Donald "Duck" Dunn

Since some of the members were recently mentioned here, I'll add that my first concert was Booker T and the MGs in the late 70's at Central Park.

Saw them backing Neil in '93, man, what fun.

I probably saw my first show in like '75, can't remember who or where, and first rock concert in a concert venue with a ticket in like '76, but I couldn't begin to guess who (saw the Guess Who sometime in the '90s in a small local venue). I've seen a lot of shows and almost always enjoyed it. Best had to be Pharoah Sanders--it was a religious experience.

 

[coolbreeze]

Just to keep things a little jazzy, Miles shared a bill with the Dead a few times, it was epic for everyone:

 

[NYC_Frank]

Ok .... let's rock it up a bit

 

[coolbreeze]

Rock it is!

 

[BabyFacedFinster]

 

[coolbreeze]

OMG! Had the 45! Also, some foreshadowing: got busted (and the boot) for smokin' in the boys' room! Don't be like me, take your rock-and-roll lessons seriously!

Had this 45, too:

Hah, what a crazy childhood!