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

[shredder]

 

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[oldfool]

 

[vapviking]

 

[shredder]

 

[oldfool]

Dylan goes electric, did people know what they were witnessing?

 

[shredder]

 

[cybrguy]

Okay, one year over the line. So sue me...

 

[oldfool]

Oct 1st 1978 - Greek Theatre - Berkeley CA​

 

[oldfool]

 

[NYC_Frank]

Rod Stewart - The First Cut Is The Deepest

 

[oldfool]

 

[MrSpicoli]

 

[1973PortlandToker]

I loved Dr. Demento in my earlier years; The 1970's were very good to me.

Good times. Thanks for the flashback.

The 70s were a special period, together with the 60s. I'd say 63 - 73 was the height of musical creativity and genius, at least since the classical period of the Renaissance. The early 70s in particular were halcyon days of musical excellence.

 

[Exsmoker]

Bruce Springsteen - Badlands 1978

 

[Morty]

 

[shredder]

 

[NYC_Frank]

 

[vapviking]

From The Last Waltz concert,

 

[unsorted]

Song from 1964....Performance from 1996

 

[florduh]

Pete Seeger and Arlo Guthrie in Concert: You Gotta Walk That Lonesome Valley

 

[oldfool]

Fanfare For The Common Man​

The fact that Aaron Copland loved this version just makes it better

 

[666Honeybadger]

Catholic Girls
with a tiny little mustache
Catholic girls
Do you know how they go?
...
ALL THE WAY
That's the way they go
EVERY DAY
And none of their mamas ever seem to know
HIP-HIP-HOORAY
For all the class they show
There's nothing like a Catholic Girl
At the CYO
When they learn to blow
They're learning to blow

Hehehe, Zappa never fails to make me smile...

 

[oldfool]

 

[Morty]

Snaps, Crackles, Pops and All

Brecker Bros. are on this track as well as John Abercrombie on guitar & George Duke on keyboard