Notice how the music sounds so crisp and clear. Not a lot of electronic influence. Best music you could hear at the time. Pure innovation. No computers or big time affects.
I know...yet so much creativity. Nowadays there are loop tracks on artist's albums such as Taylor Swift. She may be a talented song writer and performer...more power to her. But she and so many others use auto tune, pitch correction...and these loop tracks. It isn't like someone is actually innovating when it comes to music composition and lyrics aren't particularly deep. Not to sound like a fuddy duddy...but I hope there will be artists who will respect creativity and artistry again. It seems that the music business is just out for a packaged sound that makes lots of money instead of a true joy included in the process for innovation and respect for TALENT.
Music and songs are the last thing to go. It is said to prevent Alzheimer's, and even people with advanced stages who can remember nothing else, can remember tunes and their associations with them. ❤ Melidic and Harmonic Music is scientifically proven to be one of the most profoundly healing things in the Universe.
@@ana419 We may not remember where we put down our coffee cups and have to try and remember, "where was I not even 3 minutes ago", BUT YES WE CAN REMEMBER THE LYRICS, THE MUSIC, HOW IT MADE US FEEL AND WE STILL LOVE ALL OF IT TODAY. STAY GROOVY!
Ya, none of this music can be equaled. I was fortunate to be 13 in ‘64 when it all began. Beatles and then…we’ll you know.🎉. Without music I’d be lost, especially this kind of music!!🎉‼️. I know every dang word to these.😬🎈sometimes I sing the words sooo loudly! When I’m alone😂❤ You know, right?
A lot of people complain about todays music. Well, just flip on any of these tunes or any music by these artists (or any other music from 1967-1983) and you have mountains of music to listen to. Just enjoy the vast amount of amazing music we had back then. And just be grateful it even existed...
From 1967? More before .50s were great when before Rock n Rock began and leading to it.Have you noticed that it all connects? We had Rock n Roll stars coming to England to join in with the 60s explosion. Little Richard .Chuck Berry .Bill Haley. Check out the 61 and 62.
My oldest brothers favorite song at that time. Me niece played it at his funeral on 1 April this year. I'm sure he's smiling wherever we go when we're outa here.
I was born end of july 67 , and have always loved that years music more than any other , i was a sick baby that couldnt sleep parents tried everything , so in august 67 they bought a radio and put it next to my head in my cot and i learned to sleep , as a newborn , to all this musical glory .
In 1967 I saw The Who in their debut USA performance at the Murray the “K” show (he was a New York DJ in the 60’s) at the Brooklyn Fox Theater and I was so shocked when they destroyed their instruments at the end of their show; Keith Moon kicked down his drum kit, Pete Townsend smashed his guitar against the amplifier and Roger Daltry was flaring his microphone around, that’s a show I will never forget 💯%😎🎸🥁🎤🎼🎶🎵
You mean Murray k s swinging swaray. What a great dj for the time period. My other was cousin Brucey another classic NY dj. I remember doing my homework listening to my transistor radio. Kd..
You’re a brave man. What you’ve done for yourself, family and your country will remain forever in your memory. Every right to be proud of. I sincerely wish you/family good health. A happiness. 🙂Have a nice day.
When you have heard these artists alive then your live is perfect. They have a claim on our generation. Waw! This compilation brings everyone alive. Thanks so much 😊❤
1967 was the year of my musical awakening and late in the Summer of Love Bobbie Gentry's ,Ode to Billie Joe, was the talk and sensation of the nation. She proved women could sell albums as her debut knocked the Beatles, St. Pepper, off the top of the Billboard top 200 album chart selling over 1 million copes( a staggering sum for the era). She sold 5 million records in 1967 alone and beat Aretha Franklin's classic, Respect ,for top female vocal performance at the 1967 grammy's She also beat Jefferson Airplane for the best new artist grammy. Over half a century later, 267 covers, 16 adaptations and over 50 million in record sales. Strangely it is missing from this musical collage of 1967. In 2022, at the age of 80, she inked a massive new publishing deal with Universal Music Group keeping her impressive cannon of songs under their publishing umbrella for the next 50 years until they become public domain. Her reported advance was 20 million dollars.
Love the selection! Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds....HA...love Seagent Pepper's Lonely Heart Club Band.....My how the world has changed. That was a wonderful time in so many ways and in so many ways revolutionary and also troubling. But time moves on.
En 1967 tenia 13 años y terminaba mi primaria y logré escuchar varias de estas buenas canciones en inglés por la radio, aunque no las entendía me agradaba el ritmo, la melodia y la buena interpretación musical de estos inolvidables grupos y cantantes de la nueva ola rockera de los años 60',70'80'90' hasta inicios del 2000 en que empezaría la crisis de la desaparición, la ausencia y la escasez de grandes grupos o bandas rockeras e interpretes de calidad que abundaron como bendición en las mencionadas décadas; es triste lo que pasa ahora con la música moderna,😢 muy poca calidad musical a pesar del desarrollo de la tecnologia en instrumentos; pero nos queda el recuerdo de estas joyas musicales que nos levantan el ánimo y alegran nuestras vidas😅, porque" recordar lo bueno es volver a vivir"😊.
I was 9 years old , pink Flares , Tie Dye T Shirts walking around Hampstead North London which was Britain's Height Ashbury. The feeling that Summer really was Peace - Love - And Happiness. I had a blast with the music and then the 70's carried on the Greatest Sounds any Generation ever had . In the 70's I started going to the Stonehenge Free Festivals which were Peaceful and had some great Bands. Listening to Hawkwind playing Silver Machine whilst standing in the Stones as the Solstice Sun came up was something else. ✌️😊
@@jaywalker3087 some bad times but mainly great times. You could go see artists live for so low a price or for free! Everyone treasures their generation but honestly these times were like magic. So creative, risky, but all worth it!!
The last generation before the dream ended. Dallas 1963! Then the World went to crap, and it never will be anywhere close to what we had. Music, Hope, and a sense of unity which has totally disappeared.
Tenía 9. A los 11 me largue de casa. La sensibilidad me fue herida. Pero gracias a está música. Sobreviví. Lleno de iluciones, somos y propósitos. Que muchas canciones y libros, me inpulsaron a seguir y algunos a alcanzar. Sin dejar de lado. A las personas que en su mayoría. Me brindaron su ayuda y buenos consejos. Gracias .... gracias....a la vida. Que me dió tanto!!! Saludos!!!
Thx to you for putting this together for us! Omg I just watched a podcast about lead singer Jim Morrison. Very sad! He was such a babe but had drug and alcohol demons😢😢 Died, friendless. All alone😢😢
Indeed my baby just wrote me a letter. But there is an error. The Miracles' Tears Of A Clown was not released as a single until three years later. In 1967, it was the final track on their Smokey Robinson And The Miracles Make It Happen album, but recorded September 1966. The video here came from their 1970 performance of it in The Andy Williams Show, but glued to the hit version. Their live version there sounded brassier.
Thanks for ending this video with my number one song of all time “Light My Fire” by the Doors. Jim Morrison’s stance in this video is so mezmorizing❣😍🎸🎹🥁🎼⭐💎🙏
thank you for all the memories that this music provided today. I wish that there was more info on each artist because I couldn't remember who everyone was. still it was great hearing the songs
Jimi Hendrix segment from Berkeley that's where he emailed on Johnny B Goode Purple Haze Like a Rolling Stone n Voodoo Child Little Wing his best performance ever. Wailed😂❤
It would be impossible to get all of the good music of 1967 into one year, but where oh where was Scott McKenzie's "Are you going to San Francisco"??? If one song epitomised the "Summer of Love", that was it. ❤❤❤❤ (In my humble opinion............ I'm still recovering from it)!! Many thanks for your efforts.👍
A song that we were hearing for the first time it would forever remain printed in our minds where, when, with whom we were with and what we were doing when we heard a particular song by Neil Diamond, Jefferson Airplane, Rascals etc...
I was 9-years old in 1967. It was the year of the cross country with the maternal grandparents. We hit every major landmark along Rte. 66 and I saw real hippies in SF!
Yep. I attended Brooklyn Technical & met a slot of intellectually gifted & deep humanists of all races, religion & athletes. The music rapt our sensibilities & focused us to a higher scholastic aims.
WE ALL HAVE TO SAY " T H A N K ❤ Y O U TO THE RECKING CREW WHOM PUT IT ALLLLLLLLLL TOGETHER FOR US ALLLLLLLLLL GODCHRIST HOLY SPIRIT JESUS BLESS THEM AMÉN "❤"
Grasias a todas esas bandas de rock grasias a Dios que alcance a escuchar mucho rock de este radio universal radio capital radio exitos radio 620 la pantera estereo100 disculpas si falto alguna de estas chuladas de estaciones de radio saludos desde México
Wow!! To go from Smokey Robinson and the Miracles to the Jefferson Airplane can give you cultural whiplash! Yet, the key is that both groups were superbly talented. Motown to the San Francisco sound. In other words, the creativity was off the charts. Comparatively, today's music is deadly boring. Sorry, but it is true.
I realize you couldn't put everything into a 1 hour video, but not even one line about The Moody Blues - Days of Future Passed? A little disappointed, but overall, I loved the vid.
I'm pretty sure that the Beatles were still a group in 1967, so why show the "Penny Lane" song with Paul as a solo artist? The song comes from the Beatles' "Magical Mystery Tour" album. This performance looks like it was from the 1980s.
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It's still the best music, still playing today 2024
Yup
Notice how the music sounds so crisp and clear. Not a lot of electronic influence. Best music you could hear at the time. Pure innovation. No computers or big time affects.
I know...yet so much creativity. Nowadays there are loop tracks on artist's albums such as Taylor Swift. She may be a talented song writer and performer...more power to her. But she and so many others use auto tune, pitch correction...and these loop tracks. It isn't like someone is actually innovating when it comes to music composition and lyrics aren't particularly deep. Not to sound like a fuddy duddy...but I hope there will be artists who will respect creativity and artistry again. It seems that the music business is just out for a packaged sound that makes lots of money instead of a true joy included in the process for innovation and respect for TALENT.
Yup
Some of the noise is just to much.
Funny how the brain works. After 57 years of not listening to these songs, I still remember the lyrics.
Music and songs are the last thing to go. It is said to prevent Alzheimer's, and even people with advanced stages who can remember nothing else, can remember tunes and their associations with them. ❤ Melidic and Harmonic Music is scientifically proven to be one of the most profoundly healing things in the Universe.
@@ana419 We may not remember where we put down our coffee cups and have to try and remember, "where was I not even 3 minutes ago", BUT YES WE CAN REMEMBER THE LYRICS, THE MUSIC, HOW IT MADE US FEEL AND WE STILL LOVE ALL OF IT TODAY. STAY GROOVY!
Ya, none of this music can be equaled. I was fortunate to be 13 in ‘64 when it all began. Beatles and then…we’ll you know.🎉. Without music I’d be lost, especially this kind of music!!🎉‼️. I know every dang word to these.😬🎈sometimes I sing the words sooo loudly!
When I’m alone😂❤
You know, right?
A lot of people complain about todays music. Well, just flip on any of these tunes or any music by these artists (or any other music from 1967-1983) and you have mountains of music to listen to. Just enjoy the vast amount of amazing music we had back then. And just be grateful it even existed...
From 1967? More before .50s were great when before Rock n Rock began and leading to it.Have you noticed that it all connects? We had Rock n Roll stars coming to England to join in with the 60s explosion. Little Richard .Chuck Berry .Bill Haley. Check out the 61 and 62.
Yes, we Baby Boomers has the most amazing music, any generation will ever have!
I agree 100%.
Absolutely yes!
Yes!
67 was a good year for music.
@@douglashogg4848 they were all good
One of the greatest songs ever recorded. It's timeless!!!
Procol Harem - A Whiter Shade of Pale.
My oldest brothers favorite song at that time. Me niece played it at his funeral on 1 April this year. I'm sure he's smiling wherever we go when we're outa here.
Well 67...j was 20 years life was good girls was lovely.no internet or other media....that music was my soul food...
And cruising in my 68 Fastback Mustang!
I was born end of july 67 , and have always loved that years music more than any other , i was a sick baby that couldnt sleep parents tried everything , so in august 67 they bought a radio and put it next to my head in my cot and i learned to sleep , as a newborn , to all this musical glory .
Gorgeously set brain patterns, thank your parents
great memories of my youth dancing almost everyday music everywhere. people are fun to be around. FLOWER POWER.
If you're going to S.F.
The best music ever. I was 12 years old and loving the music. Excellent job on composing this list of awesome artists.
In 1967 I saw The Who in their debut USA performance at the Murray the “K” show (he was a New York DJ in the 60’s) at the Brooklyn Fox Theater and I was so shocked when they destroyed their instruments at the end of their show; Keith Moon kicked down his drum kit, Pete Townsend smashed his guitar against the amplifier and Roger Daltry was flaring his microphone around, that’s a show I will never forget 💯%😎🎸🥁🎤🎼🎶🎵
You mean Murray k s swinging swaray. What a great dj for the time period. My other was cousin Brucey another classic NY dj. I remember doing my homework listening to my transistor radio. Kd..
@@Kenny-ll7dn Yes, I mean Murray the “K” with the swinging swaray and I also loved Cousin Brucey, thanks for reminding me Kenny 😎
Great music, great age, thanks so much for sharing these fabulous songs,🎈❤️🎤🥁🎸🎹🎙️🎵🎶
The song came out in 1967 and I remember it well just before I went to Vietnam all of them!!! Bravo 👏 🇺🇸😁🎼🎯
You’re a brave man.
What you’ve done for yourself, family and your country will remain forever in your memory. Every right to be proud of.
I sincerely wish you/family good health. A happiness.
🙂Have a nice day.
💕🌹🇺🇸👍
Thank you for your service
When you have heard these artists alive then your live is perfect. They have a claim on our generation. Waw! This compilation brings everyone alive. Thanks so much 😊❤
1967 was the year of my musical awakening and late in the Summer of Love Bobbie Gentry's ,Ode to Billie Joe, was the talk and sensation of the nation. She proved women could sell albums as her debut knocked the Beatles, St. Pepper, off the top of the Billboard top 200 album chart selling over 1 million copes( a staggering sum for the era). She sold 5 million records in 1967 alone and beat Aretha Franklin's classic, Respect ,for top female vocal performance at the 1967 grammy's She also beat Jefferson Airplane for the best new artist grammy. Over half a century later, 267 covers, 16 adaptations and over 50 million in record sales. Strangely it is missing from this musical collage of 1967. In 2022, at the age of 80, she inked a massive new publishing deal with Universal Music Group keeping her impressive cannon of songs under their publishing umbrella for the next 50 years until they become public domain. Her reported advance was 20 million dollars.
The best times ever, it takes me back to those Pure Days of Rock'n Roll.
Love the selection! Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds....HA...love Seagent Pepper's Lonely Heart Club Band.....My how the world has changed. That was a wonderful time in so many ways and in so many ways revolutionary and also troubling. But time moves on.
I’m glad I got to see Eric Clampton in concert in my senior years still sounding great as ever❣Thanks for bringing back those memories ❤🙏🎸🎼🥁💎
Saw the cream 2x at village east
Good 😊 music 🎶 these best old timers ❤
The most colourful period in our history and it was nearly all captured in glorious black & white!!
not one bad song ....god I miss the 60's
Me, too!! That's why I started putting together a HUGE collection of great psychedelic music. 23 CD's full, so far, about 150 more to get through.
God is with G and not g.
@rolffgeoffroyquinn3412 I'm not religious ......
@@rolffgeoffroyquinn3412 So what?
1967, the year I graduated from Jefferson High School, aka Lafayette Jeff, listening to all this of WLS 890 am! Happy memories!
I graduated in June 67 too. Gaithersburg High, Gaithersburg, Maryland.
En 1967 tenia 13 años y terminaba mi primaria y logré escuchar varias de estas buenas canciones en inglés por la radio, aunque no las entendía me agradaba el ritmo, la melodia y la buena interpretación musical de estos inolvidables grupos y cantantes de la nueva ola rockera de los años 60',70'80'90' hasta inicios del 2000 en que empezaría la crisis de la desaparición, la ausencia y la escasez de grandes grupos o bandas rockeras e interpretes de calidad que abundaron como bendición en las mencionadas décadas; es triste lo que pasa ahora con la música moderna,😢 muy poca calidad musical a pesar del desarrollo de la tecnologia en instrumentos; pero nos queda el recuerdo de estas joyas musicales que nos levantan el ánimo y alegran nuestras vidas😅, porque" recordar lo bueno es volver a vivir"😊.
That year had the best music, including the Summer of Love; all these songs brings back such great memories💯%😎🙌👏🎵🎼🎶🎸🥁🎹🎤🕺💃🏽
I was 9 years old , pink Flares , Tie Dye T Shirts walking around Hampstead North London which was Britain's Height Ashbury.
The feeling that Summer really was Peace - Love - And Happiness.
I had a blast with the music and then the 70's carried on the Greatest Sounds any Generation ever had .
In the 70's I started going to the Stonehenge Free Festivals which were Peaceful and had some great Bands.
Listening to Hawkwind playing Silver Machine whilst standing in the Stones as the Solstice Sun came up was something else.
✌️😊
@@jaywalker3087 some bad times but mainly great times. You could go see artists live for so low a price or for free! Everyone treasures their generation but honestly these times were like magic. So creative, risky, but all worth it!!
The last generation before the dream ended. Dallas 1963! Then the World went to crap, and it never will be anywhere close to what we had. Music, Hope, and a sense of unity which has totally disappeared.
My biggest surprise is Mick Jagger still doing music at 80something. And making it thru the drug scene! 🎉❤
Das war noch musik! Ich kenne sie fast alle!❤❤❤❤❤
Many thanks for publicating that fantastick overview of the musick. Greetings from Warsaw Poland
Tenía 9. A los 11 me largue de casa. La sensibilidad me fue herida. Pero gracias a está música. Sobreviví. Lleno de iluciones, somos y propósitos. Que muchas canciones y libros, me inpulsaron a seguir y algunos a alcanzar. Sin dejar de lado. A las personas que en su mayoría. Me brindaron su ayuda y buenos consejos. Gracias .... gracias....a la vida. Que me dió tanto!!! Saludos!!!
Anybody notice Dave Crosby singing backup vocals on the Jefferson Airplane song "Don't You Want Somebody to Love" ?
That sure looked like him but I wasn't sure.
It was him, and was playing with Jefferson A. . But the footage was from 1969 on dick Cavett “the day after Woodstock”
Yes, it was Crosby. He also sang with Byrds.
Crosby also sang with the Byrds. There was quite a crossover of groups in the LA and SF music scenes.
@@mackdeen7021yes, there´s a video on youtube of that show, Crosby´s on it.
Great stuff. Thanks for putting this up. 🤗👍👍💖🥰
It's always nice to see a clip of Cream with Ginger Baker's drumming being so visible;
I appreciate your work. Thank you for the post.
I was born in 1967. It was a different world back in the '60's and '70's. Music used to mean something.
Thx to you for putting this together for us! Omg I just watched a podcast about lead singer Jim Morrison. Very sad! He was such a babe but had drug and alcohol demons😢😢 Died, friendless. All alone😢😢
Paul McCartney sings PENNY LANE 10 years later with WINGS!!! its a BEATLES CLASSIC!!
Loved that time of my life
Great year for music
My favorite year TO THIS DAY!
Indeed my baby just wrote me a letter. But there is an error. The Miracles' Tears Of A Clown was not released as a single until three years later. In 1967, it was the final track on their Smokey Robinson And The Miracles Make It Happen album, but recorded September 1966. The video here came from their 1970 performance of it in The Andy Williams Show, but glued to the hit version. Their live version there sounded brassier.
One of the best oldies.
No list from '67 is complete without the live performance of All You Need is Love.
She's trying to lead you to a Safe haven😂😂😂❤ forever more
She hasn't given up she's still here
Thanks for ending this video with my number one song of all time “Light My Fire” by the Doors. Jim Morrison’s stance in this video is so mezmorizing❣😍🎸🎹🥁🎼⭐💎🙏
Jim Morrisson was a rock god
The Doors they were so talented amazing music best of them all very sad ending
I don't believe Jim killed himself. I just don't
We CANNOT wait for 1968!!! My birthday is April 3, 1968!!
I love the line up.
I was born in August of 1967 and Now I feel Old . Thank you for the Memories :) QC
thank you for all the memories that this music provided today. I wish that there was more info on each artist because I couldn't remember who everyone was. still it was great hearing the songs
Compare 1967 to 1965 to see how much music was changing
I left for the Air Force in Feb '67. The music brings back the memories.
Jimi Hendrix segment from Berkeley that's where he emailed on Johnny B Goode Purple Haze Like a Rolling Stone n Voodoo Child Little Wing his best performance ever. Wailed😂❤
This is some of the best music ever
Thanks For Sharing!
It would be impossible to get all of the good music of 1967 into one year, but where oh where was Scott McKenzie's "Are you going to San Francisco"??? If one song epitomised the "Summer of Love", that was it. ❤❤❤❤ (In my humble opinion............ I'm still recovering from it)!! Many thanks for your efforts.👍
Yeah.
An anthem for the Flower Power movement.
can see for miles" The Who for the first time on the radio Holy Shit!
baby boomers are the best generation
Except most of these artists were born prior to the baby boom start of 1946 so they are the silent generation
Ruby Tuesday, Rolling Stones, Brian on recorder amazing, I listen to old Stones
A song that we were hearing for the first time it would forever remain printed in our minds where, when, with whom we were with and what we were doing when we heard a particular song by Neil Diamond, Jefferson Airplane, Rascals etc...
Awesome music❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I was 9-years old in 1967. It was the year of the cross country with the maternal grandparents. We hit every major landmark along Rte. 66 and I saw real hippies in SF!
Yep. I attended Brooklyn Technical & met a slot of intellectually gifted & deep humanists of all races, religion & athletes. The music rapt our sensibilities & focused us to a higher scholastic aims.
The most psychedelic era and only two psych tracks made it into this video! Amazing.
The Hendrix clip was from 1969 at Berklee,California
Agreed. Hendrix didn't start playing a white Stratocaster until 1968, so there is no way that this clip is from 1967.
Great video
I reviewed all the Billboard compliations and I cannot decide which year had the absolute greatest hits. It's a tossup between 1967 and 1968.
And 69
Terrific thank you 💕
Can you believe it: the Ed Sullivan show had The Rolling Stones change "Let's spend the night together" to "Let's spend some time together."
WE ALL HAVE TO SAY
" T H A N K ❤ Y O U
TO THE RECKING CREW WHOM PUT IT
ALLLLLLLLLL TOGETHER FOR US
ALLLLLLLLLL GODCHRIST HOLY SPIRIT JESUS BLESS THEM AMÉN "❤"
Grasias a todas esas bandas de rock grasias a Dios que alcance a escuchar mucho rock de este radio universal radio capital radio exitos radio 620 la pantera estereo100 disculpas si falto alguna de estas chuladas de estaciones de radio saludos desde México
Wow!! To go from Smokey Robinson and the Miracles to the Jefferson Airplane can give you cultural whiplash! Yet, the key is that both groups were superbly talented. Motown to the San Francisco sound. In other words, the creativity was off the charts. Comparatively, today's music is deadly boring. Sorry, but it is true.
Is that David Crosby with the Jefferson Airplane?
Yes he is.
Nigel in Canada🇨🇦
Robin Trower can be seen in the Procol Harum video
how fitting, directly after the Hendrix video
Evviva "uno tranquillo", original song suddenly you love me came from.
Sunshine of my life by Cream came out in 1968 Pretty sure on that
No it didn't.
Track list?
it's there- just click on "more"
but only half
Great sounds the mad monk is back one cool dude
Still consider myself a Hippie 😅
Was it difficult to sync up the audio of The Beatles with the video[film?] of Paul McCartney & Wings on "Penny Lane"?
À) the audio wasn't the Beatles. B) the video wasn't Wings
I realize you couldn't put everything into a 1 hour video, but not even one line about The Moody Blues - Days of Future Passed? A little disappointed, but overall, I loved the vid.
Copyright issues my friend.
hippie generation
It was a "heavy" time, loved it
The tears of Clown 1970.
Back when Dr Suss was the best Rapper... Great Tunes.Now I got to let the dogs out! No really let the dogs out...
I'm pretty sure that the Beatles were still a group in 1967, so why show the "Penny Lane" song with Paul as a solo artist? The song comes from the Beatles' "Magical Mystery Tour" album. This performance looks like it was from the 1980s.
Copyright problems
The high water mark of western civilization?
Why not?
Just one word groovy.
David Crosby photo-bombing Jefferson Airplane
😋😂😅😎
I wonder if I'm the only one who thought Hendrix was singing "kiss this guy"?🤭 41:54
Good music
Talentosos músicos y cantantes crearon hermosas, felices y amorosas realidades.
"lonely days were gone!"1hour1EvergreenHiT after the other: rollUProllUP!❤
Did anyone notice David Crosby singing with the Jefferson Airplane (Somebody to Love)? So cool! :)
Blake here we love you david and mal now when did you last tell me you love me and also actually meant it
Me guato que empiecen con este infravalorado tema de The Box Tops, deberia ser mas famoso, gracias, me alegro de seguir esta cuenta
IAM with you 1000 percent right about that... Good bands...
Judy in duguiees ( with glasses ) 👌
very nice tunes
'The Letter' 1.50secs. was all it needed to cement itself place in musical history.
Alex Chilton of the Box Tops is Eddie Money's twin brother!? 🤔
best of 1967❤❤❤❤❤