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Cool clip...really takes you back to another time and place. Nice post.
Made me want to look up and see if there are any individual clips of some of those artists like Jesse Colin Young after the Youngbloods period.

Frisky, I probably saw over half of those live in concert so that was a nice clip. Some of the ones I enjoyed most were Elton John, Led Zeppelin, Don Mclean, and Simon and Garfunkel. My favorite wasn't shown and that was the Moody Blues. They were amazing.

Moody Blues and Chicago!!!

you guys don't remember The Beach Boys, Jan and Dean, Dion and the bellmonts....Frankie Lyman......The Heartbreaks?.....you probably really never heard of Jimmie Rodgers....

you guys don't remember The Beach Boys, Jan and Dean, Dion and the bellmonts....Frankie Lyman......The Heartbreaks?.....you probably really never heard of Jimmie Rodgers....

Probably not Gogi Grant either...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uSPLSo3U46Q

Probably not Gogi Grant either...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uSPLSo3U46Q

General and Jmark, I sure remember everyone you mentioned. This was started as a 60's and 70's thread though and you reaching back into the 50's now.

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I know I'm biased on this, but, I don't think there will ever be another era of music like the time from about '63 thru '73.

General and Jmark, I sure remember everyone you mentioned. This was started as a 60's and 70's thread though and you reaching back into the 50's now.
I never thought music really fell into the decade blocks like so many try and pigeon hole music into. The late 50's to early 60's is more similar in style than the early to late 60's, it seems most fall that way. It is typically how I classify the music for myself.

An oddity from 1963...number one for three weeks...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RtXQ31F1A-k

Tragic demise in plane crash...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kyu_Sakamoto

An oddity from 1963...number one for three weeks...

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Tragic demise in plane crash...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kyu_SakamotoGood song!

I never thought music really fell into the decade blocks like so many try and pigeon hole music into. The late 50's to early 60's is more similar in style than the early to late 60's, it seems most fall that way. It is typically how I classify the music for myself.

You're very correct about that. Things changed drastically in the mid 60's. Rock seemed to start taking itself more seriously and developed accordingly.

An oddity from 1963...number one for three weeks...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RtXQ31F1A-k

Tragic demise in plane crash...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kyu_Sakamoto
I remember that well. I used to be able to sing along word for word with that song even though I had no idea at all what I was saying. LOL.

Another oddity from that era was:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjsU4mqSdhU&feature=related

I took French in junior and senior high so I was a little better with this one.

I remember that well. I used to be able to sing along word for word with that song even though I had no idea at all what I was saying. LOL.

Another oddity from that era was:

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I took French in junior and senior high so I was a little better with this one.Another good song!

Good song!

I was in the U. S. Navy at the time and spent time in Japan, you would have thought this was the Japanese national anthem! I've never been so sick of a song in my life. I liked it when it came out but after hearing it 24/7... I don't care to hear it again.
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And how about "nel blu dipinto di blu"? For some reason, this one came to mind on my last trip and I was singing it in my mind for about a week.
C. T.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YLiTtD6bm90&feature=fvst

A nice old song made popular again in 1961 by the great movie "Judgment At Nuremburg"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDQnfF6-j48&feature=related

And how about "nel blu dipinto di blu"? For some reason, this one came to mind on my last trip and I was singing it in my mind for about a week.
C. T.

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Dean Martin version.

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A nice old song made popular again in 1961 by the great movie "Judgment At Nuremburg"

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Yeah...she smokes a lot...would terrify youngsters today...they have been brainwashed to find 23,675 things as "socially unacceptable" by the Socialists...they will reform them into the robots they need to do their bidding. Personally, I think choice is a nice alternative to dogma. Don't like smoking--don't go/work at bar that welcomes it. It worked for a long time...but...the wheels of dictatorship creak ever closer to their goals...one need only watch the movie 1984...Orwell saw the future...he was right. Personally, I miss a sleazy bar and enjoying oneself with the folks that did not spend their waking hours sniffing everyone else's butt...

There are time when I was I had been born Marlene Dietrich.....

Yeah...she smokes a lot...would terrify youngsters today...they have been brainwashed to find 23,675 things as "socially unacceptable" by the Socialists...they will reform them into the robots they need to do their bidding. Personally, I think choice is a nice alternative to dogma. Don't like smoking--don't go/work at bar that welcomes it. It worked for a long time...but...the wheels of dictatorship creak ever closer to their goals...one need only watch the movie 1984...Orwell saw the future...he was right. Personally, I miss a sleazy bar and enjoying oneself with the folks that did not spend their waking hours sniffing everyone else's butt...

Which version of 1984?

There are time when I was I had been born Marlene Dietrich.....

She was the first woman I ever had wicked thoughts about. I was probably ten at the time.

Which version of 1984?

The one from 1955...the one with a nodding acquaintance to the novel...the newer version should have been sunk into the Atchafalaya Swamp...where it belongs--despite the great actors...

http://www.k-1.com/Orwell/site/about/pictures.html?expand=4

The one from 1955...the one with a nodding acquaintance to the novel...the newer version should have been sunk into the Atchafalaya Swamp...where it belongs--despite the great actors...

http://www.k-1.com/Orwell/site/about/pictures.html?expand=4
I still think Brazil is a very good homage to 1984.

I still think Brazil is a very good homage to 1984.

Everyone I know who I think is bright--likes Brazil. I thought it was an acid-flashback kind of event...tastes vary I suppose...but then--I thought Fredrico Fellini was good...

Everyone I know who I think is bright--likes Brazil. I thought it was an acid-flashback kind of event...tastes vary I suppose...but then--I thought Fredrico Fellini was good...
I never took any acid, but if I had to imagine an acid trip/flashback the most likely candidate would be Pink Floyd's The Wall, it is a trip sober.

I never took any acid, but if I had to imagine an acid trip/flashback the most likely candidate would be Pink Floyd's The Wall, it is a trip sober.

I often enjoyed the Pink Floyd Laserium Show at Griffith Park Observatory in L.A. (early 70's)--booming music and a fantastic laser show on the ceiling...unforgettable. Only the Laser Show at Expo '86 where they shot laser beams into the bay at Vancouver from the other side and it refracted like crazy in the ocean was there ever a better laser performance. Lasers are great...

Worth a look see...from the 1950's...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0AdBVCqMXTE

Worth a look see...from the 1950's...

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And one of the best song titles ever:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPZVrmJ2HH8

And one of the best song titles ever:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPZVrmJ2HH8

Fun lyrics, too. Oklahoma boy Roger Miller had his fair share fun songs, too. How's this one for a good song title?


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=skFWsc_-i14

And one of the best song titles ever:

SPZVrmJ2HH8 Thanks! It has been a while since I heard that one.

One of my favorite "fun" songs.

**That probably explains a lot about why I am like I am today...

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Fun lyrics, too. Oklahoma boy Roger Miller had his fair share fun songs, too. How's this one for a good song title?


skFWsc_-i14 Roger Miller was great!

Here is a couple more from Roger Miller:


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A few songs Prunepicker will like:

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YouTube videos are a real treasure on the internet...just punch a few keys and listen to almost any old sound--download as well. Amazing--and--fantastic!

remember this one?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7VeOVaNLbhw&feature=rec-LGOUT-farside_rn-2r-2-HM

someone give pointers to embed. please

One of my favorite "fun" songs.

**That probably explains a lot about why I am like I am today...

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That's the original rap song. LOL

Do you notice how much that guy looks like Jeffrey Dahmer?

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remember this one?

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someone give pointers to embed. please


To embed YouTube:


You need to use [Y*T] ****** [/Y*T] and just the letters out of the middle of the YouTube address:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjsU4mqSdhU&feature=related

[Y*T] wjsU4mqSdhU [/Y*T]

That usually works, but sometimes you will need to use more of the address like this:

[Y*T] watch?v=wjsU4mqSdhU [/Y*T]

**No spaces or *. I had to add those so it would show correctly in this message.

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Great movie...

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Check this out..............he qualifies from the '70s. Be careful Prunepicker!

http://new.music.yahoo.com/blogs/amplifier/85821/jimmy-buffett-falls-from-stage-at-ironic-moment/

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From their 1971 album Tago Mago.

Anyone remember the girl?


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Gotta love rock and roll on a xylophone!

Something about the girl reminded me of Jungle Pam Hardy. Hollies in the background so I guess it's OK to put on a bands thread.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45ryUG12Eh8&feature=related

Something about the girl reminded me of Jungle Pam Hardy. Hollies in the background so I guess it's OK to put on a bands thread.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45ryUG12Eh8&feature=relatedI believe that is Rick Derringer's wife, Jenda. If you look at their site, she's a dead ringer for the gal in the video. I bet the two kids at the begining of the video are theirs. Damn, that is one lucky bastard! She's still smokin' hot!!

Anyone remember the girl?


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it's my dad......

I believe that is Rick Derringer's wife, Jenda. If you look at their site, she's a dead ringer for the gal in the video. I bet the two kids at the begining of the video are theirs. Damn, that is one lucky bastard! She's still smokin' hot!!

Yep! She's hot all right! Jiggley, too!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :-O

It must be freezing outside in that video.But that girl is hot!
It looks like those kids are playing jacks.
I do believe that 60s music was the best music ever.

In the comments section of the video on YouTube it says that the girl is Nina Carter, a former Page 3 girl and ex-wife of Rick Wakeman, a former keyboard player for Yes and Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe.

THE BEACH BOYS, THE TURTLES, 3 DOG NIGHT, and THE GRASS ROOTS. The best in my book.

I saw the band 1964 THE TRIBUTE last night, and I'll tell ya, I had to remind myself they werent the real Beatles.

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That was a great band. I saw them in concert in the 60's and it was fantastic.