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Here`s Tin Tin two years earlier in 1968 as Steve and Stevie. KILLER popsike!!!!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jixnZCQ3CnE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jixnZCQ3CnE
What is your favorite 60's oldies song?
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2B5_lneZSts&feature=related
While this isn't my absolute favorite song from the '60s, it's interesting how videos have changed since then.
If this would be filmed today, all the ladies in the background would have firmly toned leg muscles and lots of silicone on top.
I've tried to find the original video, but this isn't quite it. The original really is interesting to watch.
While this isn't my absolute favorite song from the '60s, it's interesting how videos have changed since then.
If this would be filmed today, all the ladies in the background would have firmly toned leg muscles and lots of silicone on top.
I've tried to find the original video, but this isn't quite it. The original really is interesting to watch.
This is a really, really tough question since I was born in 1960 and I like most of the songs from the '60s. I suppose (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction is right up there at the top, it was still popular when I was in kindergarten and whenever they play it I still find myself jammin' to it!
Another favorite is Hugh Masekela's Grazin' in the Grass...
There's just WAY too many to choose from!
Another favorite is Hugh Masekela's Grazin' in the Grass...
There's just WAY too many to choose from!
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Originally Posted By: Crashbox
=I suppose (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
Here`s my fave from the Stones:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u5vn6OqnD_Q&feature=related
=I suppose (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
Here`s my fave from the Stones:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u5vn6OqnD_Q&feature=related
Don't know a whole lot about 60's music but I like "HUSH" by DEEP PURPLE.1969 I think.
Originally Posted By: gonzo
Don't know a whole lot about 60's music but I like "HUSH" by DEEP PURPLE.1969 I think.
1968, I think, but who's counting?
Make sure you hear the original version from the Shades of Deep Purple album. It has 10 seconds of a wolf howling at the beginning of the song.
Don't know a whole lot about 60's music but I like "HUSH" by DEEP PURPLE.1969 I think.
1968, I think, but who's counting?
Make sure you hear the original version from the Shades of Deep Purple album. It has 10 seconds of a wolf howling at the beginning of the song.
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Originally Posted By: Kruse
Originally Posted By: gonzo
Don't know a whole lot about 60's music but I like "HUSH" by DEEP PURPLE.1969 I think.
1968, I think, but who's counting?
Make sure you hear the original version from the Shades of Deep Purple album. It has 10 seconds of a wolf howling at the beginning of the song.
^^Right on!!!!!! The mono version is even better! Has alot more punch and compression to it!
Originally Posted By: gonzo
Don't know a whole lot about 60's music but I like "HUSH" by DEEP PURPLE.1969 I think.
1968, I think, but who's counting?
Make sure you hear the original version from the Shades of Deep Purple album. It has 10 seconds of a wolf howling at the beginning of the song.
^^Right on!!!!!! The mono version is even better! Has alot more punch and compression to it!
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Originally Posted By: Kruse
Originally Posted By: gonzo
Don't know a whole lot about 60's music but I like "HUSH" by DEEP PURPLE.1969 I think.
1968, I think, but who's counting?
Make sure you hear the original version from the Shades of Deep Purple album. It has 10 seconds of a wolf howling at the beginning of the song.
Another KILLER tune on that lp is "Love Help Me"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ps4PMb6tWVo
Originally Posted By: gonzo
Don't know a whole lot about 60's music but I like "HUSH" by DEEP PURPLE.1969 I think.
1968, I think, but who's counting?
Make sure you hear the original version from the Shades of Deep Purple album. It has 10 seconds of a wolf howling at the beginning of the song.
Another KILLER tune on that lp is "Love Help Me"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ps4PMb6tWVo
Early Deep Purple. Pretty cool. Pretty.
Not sure, but somehow they make me think about BITOG.
My wife split a seam watching that video.
My wife split a seam watching that video.
Does anybody else have the Quaker State tape with Surfin Safari, Pipeline, GTO, the Little Old Lady From Pasadena, Summer in the City, Little Honda, Hey Little Cobra and Wipe Out? I must have gotten it in some sort of a promotion when using QS in the late 80"s
GLORIA-Vann Morrison.
Later 60's, but I like
Buffalo Springfield's Broken Arrow
and
Traffic- Mr. Fantasy.
Buffalo Springfield's Broken Arrow
and
Traffic- Mr. Fantasy.
The Hollies was late 60's but good partying music....
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Originally Posted By: Papa Bear
The Hollies was late 60's but good partying music....
LOVE the Hollies!!!!!! Especially their early stuff! Here`s a good one from 1965. Has a lil Beatles flavour to it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7OUKUGNB2Y&feature=related
The Hollies was late 60's but good partying music....
LOVE the Hollies!!!!!! Especially their early stuff! Here`s a good one from 1965. Has a lil Beatles flavour to it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7OUKUGNB2Y&feature=related
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Originally Posted By: gonzo
Don't know a whole lot about 60's music but I like "HUSH" by DEEP PURPLE.1969 I think.
Yeah, Hush is one of their best tunes.
I really like the Deep Purple album, Machine Head. It has several very good tunes that are rarely if ever played by radio stations:
Maybe I'm a Leo
Pictures of Home
Never Before
along with some of the most popular tunes and the excellent jam, Lazy.
Don't know a whole lot about 60's music but I like "HUSH" by DEEP PURPLE.1969 I think.
Yeah, Hush is one of their best tunes.
I really like the Deep Purple album, Machine Head. It has several very good tunes that are rarely if ever played by radio stations:
Maybe I'm a Leo
Pictures of Home
Never Before
along with some of the most popular tunes and the excellent jam, Lazy.
There was a Tall Oak Tree by Dorsey Burnett
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