Time again to appreciate the seldom heard music of the 1960s. It is hard to comprehend the wealth of material that exists from groups that mainstream oldies stations ignore. In this episode, you will hear from: The Roulettes, The Townsmen, The Badd Boys, Joey Vine, The Beau Brummels, Roads End, Dolly Parton, Sounds Like Us, Fewdle Lords, The Exotics, and The Rolling Stones. If you have any comments or requests, please write to me at jwitty@sympatico.ca
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2 comments:
Great selection of artists & covers, Jim! And no Bozos! Well, OK just one!
The Monkees were a welcome bit of nostalgia. Now there's a band who had the original "TV show about nothing", but it got us thinking of the messages in the music.
I personally like Dolly's earlier singing, so thanks for that.
And that Clint Eastwood movie trailer... that dude's got a way of makin' ya listen!
Is it crazy that the FEARLESS VAMPIRE KILLERS clip made me teary-eyed? Sharon Tate...what a loss. And Roads End's version of "Bang Bang" may be my favorite of this oft-covered tune.
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