Marching On Together

Here we go for Friday's selection.

I have a 2CD compilation by The Easybeats.



'Friday On My Mind' is one of their two No.1 singles in 1966.

To finish off my day theme, here is a classic from 1963, surprised this song never made the top twenty in the UK.

Lots of great music to choose from, but my favorite album is Elvis 1968 TV Special soundtrack, the return of the King. Favorite single, The Carnival is over by The Seekers. I thought Judith Durham had the best female vocal of the sixties.

God so much to choose from

Anything by Beatles or Stones

Hollies , Dylan, THe Who, Kinks, 4 Tops, Hendrix, Stevie Wonder, The Move

Songs - White Room (Cream)

Tracks of my tears (Smokie)

Unchained Melody (Righteous Brothers)

Summer in the City (Lovin Spoonful)

God Only Knows , Good Vibrations (Beach Boys)

Higher and Higher (Jackie Wilson)

White Rabbit (Jefferson Airplane)

Whitita Lineman (Glenn Campbell)

Eve of Destruction (Barry Macguire)

In the year 25 25 (Zager and Evans)

Another classic from the 60s, one of the great one hit wonders.

I have a double compilation of their works, 'Part of My Past'

Only I could go from David McWilliams to Radiohead

hector wrote: ↑Wed Apr 13, 2022 12:12 pm Somehow this does not surprise me....

One of the first singers I admired in my younger days

Picked up this beauty a few weeks ago.

Two CD Hendrix live-set for a quid, cheapest you'd find this album now is around £20

I remember buying this beauty in the 60s, played it to death.

Who doesn't think the 50's-70's was the best era in music. The simplicity and honesty and fun of the 50's (mi dad loved it), the seriousness, dedication, formality, flower power of the 60's.... and the wild technological advancement experimentation and fueled love of the 70's. Wish i was there.... Anyway this one is catchy.

Leeds1000 wrote: ↑Tue Jun 07, 2022 5:25 pm Who doesn't think the 50's-70's was the best era in music. The simplicity and honesty and fun of the 50's (mi dad loved it), the seriousness, dedication, formality, flower power of the 60's.... and the wild technological advancement experimentation and fueled love of the 70's. Wish i was there.... Anyway this one is catchy.

'I Like It' was the second of their three No.1's when singles were selling millions during the 60s.

As a kid I bought that song plus 'Ferry Cross The Mersey' 'I'm The One' & 'Don't Let The Sun Catch You Crying'

Gerry, Beatles, Stones, Dave Clark Five, Searchers, Merseybeats, Foremost, etc were firm favourites.

Great childhood memories!

Great era for music 64. That's when popular music was at its peak imo.