the '60s and '70s music thread!

[howie789]

Giorgio Moroder - Theme from Midnight Express

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[cahen]

The Temptations - the way you do the things you do
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The Rollingstones - ***** of burden
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[jasonk282]

Southern Rock all day every day baby!

Or some Funk

 

[Member 1098]

The Temptations - the way you do the things you do
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The Rollingstones - ***** of burden
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I love that song by The Temptations.
Great pick! :thumbsup:

 

[Facetious]

Southern Rock all day every day baby!

Or some Funk

You asked for it, you got it.... circa '77 dedicated to Lynyrd Skynyrd Band :hatsoff:

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[stockfisch]

The Sweet (i loved them :bowdown::bowdown: and still love this music)
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[delasoul]

America - ****** Golden Hair Surprise
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Dave Clark Five - Glad All Over
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The Grass Roots - Midnight Confessions
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Tommy James and The Shondells - I think were alone now
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Tony Orlando and Dawn - Knock Three Times
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The Ramones - Sheena is a punk rocker (really ahead of their times IMHO)
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The Ventures - Walk Dont Run
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The Spinners (The Detroit Spinners) - Could it be Im falling in love
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[delasoul]

I have to say this was a great period overall for music. I mean Ac/Dc with rock and roll plus bagpipes was awesome! Carmine Apice one of the drummers for Rod Stewart also had a side band with a few other famous musicians. I learned to play drums in large part to him and his tutoring.

Also a lot of early progressive rock happening during this time. Unfortunately I do not see as much creativity in the music now and I am I guess a part of the younger generation being still under 30.

 

[bodie54]

Carmine Apice one of the drummers for Rod Stewart also had a side band with a few other famous musicians. I learned to play drums in large part to him and his tutoring.

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(Jeff) Beck, (Tim) Bogert, (Carmine) Appice - I'm So Proud (1973)
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[delasoul]

Yes sadly enough (for my times I guess) I owned that cd around the age of 15 or so. What can I say when my friends were listening to crap I was rocking out with the good stuff and Jazz.

Used to stay up late to listen to the Jazz and Blues radio show.

So lets change things up a bit shall we?

Dave Brubeck - Take Five
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Stan Getz - One Note Samba
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The Skatalites - Guns of Navarone
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The Skatalites I last saw play in about 99 at a Jamaican music fest. I saw them at least twice and man for their age they still put on a show!