The Music Explosion: Little Bit O' Soul
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The Soul Survivors: Expressway To Your Heart
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The Five Americans: Western Union
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The Chambers Brothers: Time Has Come Today
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I agree with Darius: the music from 1967 made a huge impact on me. I was old enough to really start to "get" it, I think, and spent a lot of hours listening to the radio, mostly.
Dozens of hugely influential albums were released in 1967, and this post would be pages long if I even tried to touch on half of them. The Beatles released both Sgt. Pepper's and Magical Mystery Tour, The Doors had a double header, too, with The Doors and Strange Days, as did Jimi Hendrix with Are You Experienced? and Axis: Bold As Love. Cream, Jefferson Airplane, Pink Floyd, The Who, Velvet Underground, Big Brother and the Holding Company…
I can't pick even a single song from these terrific albums without feeling overwhelmed. Instead, I'm going for one hit wonders, but ones that I particularly am fond of. It makes me want to dig out my Nehru dress and granny glasses! Groovy, man.
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
1967: One-Hit Wonder Version
Posted by Geoviki at 11:10 PM
Labels: 1967, The Chambers Brothers, The Five Americans, The Music Explosion, The Soul Survivors
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