Post your favorite music from the 60s and 70s

Guitar giants.

Another band who still fill stadiums.



They could still sell out a stadium, did it once not too long ago. This guy can play guitar.



The unddisputed KING





I was spoilt for choice when looking back to the hey days of popular music.

Nights In White Satin



















by the Fabulous Dickies 1978!

Also it was a time of a great mix of styles.

Beatles, Stones, Who, Kinks, Hendrix, Cream, Dylan, Donavon, CSNY, Zeppelin, Byrds, Grateful Dead, etc.

Look at the cast list for Woodstock 1968 (Never made it, but got all the DVDs)

* Richie Havens
* Swami Satchidananda - gave the invocation for the festival
* Sweetwater
* Bert Sommer
* Ravi Shankar
* Tim Hardin
* Melanie
* Arlo Guthrie
* Joan Baez

Saturday, August 16

* Quill, forty-minute set of four songs
* Country Joe McDonald
* John Sebastian
* Santana
* Keef Hartley Band
* The Incredible String Band
* Canned Heat
* Mountain
* Grateful Dead
* Creedence Clearwater Revival
* Janis Joplin with The Kozmic Blues Band[25]
* Sly & the Family Stone
* The Who began at 4 a.m., kicking off a 25-song set including Tommy
* Jefferson Airplane

Sunday, August 17 to Monday, August 18

* The Grease Band
* Joe Cocker
* Country Joe and the Fish
* Ten Years After
* The Band
* Blood, Sweat & Tears
* Johnny Winter featuring his brother, Edgar Winter
* Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
* Paul Butterfield Blues Band
* Sha-Na-Na
* Jimi Hendrix


Isle of White 1969 (I made it to this one)

* The Band
* Blodwyn Pig
* Blonde On Blonde
* Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band (see Bonzo Dog Band)
* Edgar Broughton Band
* Joe Cocker
* Aynsley Dunbar
* Bob Dylan
* Eclection
* Fat Mattress
* Family
* Gary Farr
* Judas Jump
* Julie Felix
* Free
* Gypsy
* Richie Havens
* Marsha Hunt And White Trash
* Indo Jazz Fusions
* The Liverpool Scene
* Mighty Baby
* The Moody Blues
* The Nice
* Tom Paxton
* Pentangle
* Pretty Things
* Third Ear Band
* The Who

Isle of White 1970 (I made it to the whole thing, stoned most of the time. )

Wednesday 26th

* Judas Jump:
* Kathy Smith:
* Rosalie Sorrels:
* David Bromberg:
* Redbone: Native
* Kris Kristofferson:
* Mighty Baby:

Thursday 27th

* Gary Farr:
* Supertramp: Just a backing band in those days.
* Andy Roberts' Everyone:
* Howl (band):
* Black Widow:
* The Groundhogs:
* Terry Reid: T
* Gilberto Gil:

Friday 28th

* Fairfield Parlour:
* Arrival:
* Lighthouse:
* Taste: Legendary guitarist Rory Gallagher
* Tony Joe White:
* Chicago:
* Family:
* Procol Harum:
* Voices of East Harlem:
* Cactus:

Saturday 29th

* John Sebastian:
* Shawn Phillips:
* Lighthouse (second set)
* Joni Mitchell:
* Tiny Tim:
* Miles Davis:
* Ten Years After:
* Emerson, Lake & Palmer:
* The Who:
* Sly & the Family Stone: These guys woke me up Sunday Morning, had to dance.
* Melanie:

Sunday 30th

* Good News:
* Kris Kristofferson (Second set)
* Ralph McTell:
* Heaven:
* Free:
* Donovan:
* Pentangle:
* The Moody Blues: A
* Jethro Tull:
* Jimi Hendrix:
* Joan Baez:
* Leonard Cohen:
* Richie Havens:

Yes in those days we could be spoilt rotten for music.

Bee Gees - How Deep Is Your Love
Bee Gees - Stayin' Alive
bee gees - more than a woman

"American Woman" - The Guess Who -1970

Like a Rolling Stone (1960s) by Robert Zimmerman.. this one's the best of the best!

dyswidt?

R.I.P. Andy Gibb

instead of posting led zeppelin, black sabbath, the beatles, the stuff everyone has heard i'll post some lesser known stuff that is great.

I won't tell ...

Ricchi e Poveri

Late 70's but it qualifies.

Great selection, saw Pink Floyd with Syd Barret they were crap.

Pretty Things were a great act.

One of many.

It was Soviet Union times, my dad used to listen to Abba and BoneyM every weekend

Donna Summer - I feel love - 1977
Abba - Dancing Queen - 1976
Boney M - Rasputin

Paul, you have great taste in music, but you're not stuck in a time warp, are you? There's some great new rock also -- a lot of it inspired by some of the bands you listed.

Hi Paul, great thread, I don't see a lot of chance to post 60's (with an audience) so..

just found this and really like it



great song and band from Minn (actually in those days all we had was time ) normally I like the studio vers but great obscure vid is why yt is so awesome



i started buying 45s in 1967, Boots - Nancy Sinatra my first so I fell in love with pop from 67-70



my fav song as a kid



great song



from Georgia to L.A. .. the farmer who hired them and sent them on their way with a days pay was in Minn there are a lot of versions of this song, i dug and this is the closest to the original 45 version

i can still recall the wheat fields of St Paul..



(70s) this guy went too soon, luv his stuff, nice live version



i really like all the soul like spinners, ojays, stevie wonder, ect

his hope was a rope and he should have known (great lyric)



the melodies in the late 60s were so peaceful

[just sigh]



this personified the energy of the time, i was a little too young in 69 but it was a groovy time

grassing in the grass is a gas baby can you dig it



on and on they went, it definitely influenced me even tho I was only 10 when I bought my first 45

As I listen..

As someone said on YT, "I thought (the O'Kaysons) they were black" There was a lot of soul in So Cal in those days. They have that Bryan Wilson influence.

Love Grows still gives me chills.

The Brits are extremely talented musicly. Stating the obvious but they need to hear it.

That IS the original 45 of Me and you and a dog named boo

Early 70's black soul was mighty fine with some great orig melodies like..



and



aaaaaah

F the young guys thread Paul. I'll out post ALL of them (vids) put together lol j/k

I could sit and do this all day. but I have to go pay bills..

as Alice said.. (Where?)

"and I'm still on my own"

anyhow cant remember .. maybe.. raped and freezin

they dont write em like this any more

finally got a ride, this old broad down from Santa Fe, she was a real go getter



ok now if you were coming to one of my parties in 1973 you would hear this 4 sure. And you would be invited. It was literally open to the whole town. About 5000 pop. Those were the times. Throw your jacket on the bed.

Itbwas heaped with coats. The basement walls were wet from human humidity.

Can you imagine a young Paul Markham in 1973 I can tell he was a rascle. lol

Schools Out played on and on..

i slipped into my jeans



and this was our house band



these guys were good.. little Southern US ROCK whoa yeah!

KISS was the pinnacle of Rock and Roll

I had a friend in 1975 who could play all the KISS riffs perfectly.. name was Ty.. any famous musicians out there in the Counting Crows or something named Ty Guy was good for 1975. Lost touch. We all had a buddy who played guitar tho.



these three in particular I can still remember him going through espec Deuce which aint easy.

best version from 1974