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Reply with an UNDER-RATED 60s SONG
Posted by JeffLeopard on 18 November 2008 - 9:06pm.
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...won a Ready Steady Go beat group competition. The runners up were the Toggery Five who recorded this song, written by Andrew Loog Oldham and Keith Richard (without the s in those days) and a John Peel favourite.
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Featuring a very youthful Peter Frampton, and Magenta Devine on keyboards!
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i'll second that
well done Seamus.Love Jerry lee's country stuff
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Music Machine..
"Talk Talk" was the "new wave" Elvis Costello listening to this one wonders?
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Glen Campbell 1969
"Bar-B-Q" by Wendy Rene (1964)
(Might be better known than I think it is, on Northern Soul dancefloors.)
Monkees - Papa Gene's Blues
The Monkees - Sweet Young Thing
...is better IMO: proto-Velvet Underground
Any excuse will do
This is becoming my equivalent of rickrolling, I know, since it must be at least the third time I've posted this, but when you're on a mission from God....
They're not doing much..
..crawling are they?
They're doin' the Twine!
Do try to keep up, Shane.
Duh...
..(sound of crickets chirping)
I just realised...
That this is where Amy Winehouse's backing singers/dancers get their moves from. Although I'm guessing it might come from doo-wop originally.
Don’t think I’ve ever heard this on the radio
brilliant
even though this blog is old. great choice
One of 2008's very best: for me, that is; 40 years late
Play it back to back with In The Midnight Hour...
The very talented Emitt Rhodes
Very good...
..but put me in mind of this...
Ok, but they're just comedians.
Emitt Rhodes, however, went on to make 3 of my favourite albums from the early 70's
Three from me...
The Young Rascals 'How Can I Be Sure?'
Simon Dupree and The Big Sound 'Kites'
Daft visuals but the song is the thing here of course.
Chicago 'Does Anyone Really Know What Time It Is?'
Simon Dupree & Big Sound - For Whom The Bell Tolls
...less obvious than the wonderful "Kites"
Instrumental from 1963- The Atlantics Bombora
What a great thread!
Hardly know where to start, but how about the best track from Alice Cooper's very underrated first album. Never even knew this clip existed until yesterday!
Susan Rafey
The Big Hurt
Nico _ I'm Not Saying
C'mon dave
Now this is the Big Susan Rafey tune
Wow!
I'd not heard that - I agree, it is somewhat fab.
Not Cliff
American Trilogy? - No way!
Suspicious Minds? - Pah!
THIS is Elvis from 1961. But why has history chosen to ignore this song?
I've certainly
had enough...
(Clarification : enough of this Elvis tune. Otherwise, glorious sixties snippets.)
Sam Fletcher + The Youngbloods
The greatest record of the 60's with James Bond Horn stabs.
First Heard this on Danny Baker in the Summer. wonderful
1968!
OH NO !!!!
That's DLT being a **** with a gun isn't it ? There's one clip of him introducing it in German.
Tommy Boyce & Bobby Hart/I Wonder What She's Doing Tonight
Pure bubblegum, from 1967
Not The Who but...
...The Fleur de Lys - Circles
I'm A Gambler
By Lace
Yardbirds - Lost Women
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...terrific song; great live version.
Kinks - Phenomenal Cat
...truth be told, my favourite track by RDD. Love the mellotron by the great Nicky Hopkins.
Seconded on the Kinks
But for pure 60s silliness, and continuing the cat theme, how about this
Surprised no-one's mentioned this...
The Knickerbockers - Lies
Blimey......
....is that a young Kenneth Clark on sax?
If we're talking Nuggets...
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Nazz - Open My Eyes
Rolling Stones-Flight 505
Sam and Dave - Wrap It Up
...start the clip at 2 minutes 48 seconds (after cranking up the volume):
Isaac Hayes, David Porter, Booker T, the MGs and Memphis Horns at the top of their game
The Cake - Baby That's Me
Great but not a patch on this...
(that's a joke btw)
And if Tim is Tiny, what does that make Eleanor? Apparently the Band are the musicians are this...wonder why it wasn't reprised on The Last Waltz?
Expecting to fly
Just beautiful...
Beautiful, indeed
I so love the music of Neil Young.
The Bob Seger System - ''Ramblin' Gamblin' Man''
Jefferson Airplane - Comin' Back To Me
Os Mutantes - Panis Et Circenses
Françoise Hardy - L'amitié
Tim Buckley - Happy Time
Love Song for the Dead Che - The United States of America
PS Thanks for posting the nico video - i love that song but didn't know there was a film to go with it!
Genesis, One Day
From "Genesis to Revelation", my favourite track off a really really good album.
Poor Side of Town
by Johnny Rivers. There's some naff You Tube films I won't bother you with - just find a "Best of" cd or download it. Fabulous, fabulous song.
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