Some 60s sounds

[The Internet]

Oh yeah! Jive and twist, fab listeners!

The Rolling Stones: Stupid Girl

 

[Yote]

Oliver- Good Morning Starshine (1969)
been playing this one a lot lately

 

[The Internet]

Oliver- Good Morning Starshine (1969)
been playing this one a lot lately

Ha, I sing this all the time to myself....and say it also, when greeting a member of the opposite sex in the morning, lol.

 

[The Internet]

Three acid casualities....

Skip Spence: War In Peace


Syd Barrett: Late Night


Roky Erickson (with The 13th Floor Elevators): I Had To Tell You

 

[chicago]

I forgot all about this song until it came up on a playlist I was listening to on iTunes. I think I've heard a lot of different versions of it throughout the years, but the Ray Charles one seemed to feel closest to what I remembered.

Ray Charles - "You Don't Know Me" (1962)

 

[Bator]

I swore to myself that I'd never touch this thread again but for fun I thought I'd give you this one. Every Mother's Son - Come On Down To My Boat

 

[chicago]

one of the best albums of all time:

João Gilberto and Stan Getz live at Carnegie Hall #2 (April 1966)

 

[chicago]

· Stan Getz · João Gilberto · Astrud Gilberto - "The Girl From Ipanema" (March 1, 1964)

 

[chicago]

Vanilla Fudge - "Keep Me Hangin On" (1968)

 

[chicago]

This thread needs more love 🙂


Rolling Stones - "Jumpin Jack Flash" (1968)

 

[chicago]

Not a big Doors fan. Jim Morrison strikes me as the original hipster douchebag. Lizard King? Random Poetry? Waving your dick around on stage? Hell naw. I still like a handful of their songs tho 🙂

The Doors - "Break On Through" (1967)

 

[chicago]

Four Tops - "Standing In The Shadows Of Love" (1967)

fucking love this song

 

[chicago]

Aretha Franklin - "Think" (1968)

I know Blues Brothers came out in 1980, but it's such a great scene 🙂

 

[chicago]

Crosby, Stills, & Nash - "Helplessly Hoping" (1969)

 

[FrenzyTickles]

The Doors. People Are Strange

"People Are Strange." (Don't we know...) From the album Strange Days, 1967.

Always loved this song.

 

[chicago]

Kingston Trio - "Greenback Dollar" (1962)

 

[chicago]

Etta James - "Something's Got A Hold On Me" (1962)

 

[chicago]

Velvet Underground - "Venus in Furs" (1967)

 

[FrenzyTickles]

THE MONSTER MASH -- BOBBY PICKETT ~1962

Give it a few seconds, Bobby Pickett's faces are hilarious! (Who expected that voice to be gorgeous??? )