Obscure music from the '60s

Obscure music from the '60s

Friday, February 13, 2009

Episode # 118 Now Posted!!!

It's Friday the 13th, but it is still a great day to listen to some seldom appreciated '60s music. Start of this weekend with some great songs, and hopefully some new favourites as well.  In this episode you will hear from:  The Astronauts, The Gants, The Live Five, The Advantes, Clint Eastwood (no, not a joke), Billy J Kramer & The Dakotas, Buck Owens, Birmingham Sunday, Deep Feeling, Plastic Cloud, and Buffalo Springfield (in honour of the passing of Dewey Martin).  If you have any comments or requests, please write to me at   jwitty@sympatico.ca

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2 comments:

Ron said...

Thanks for a great show, Jim!
What a surprise to hear Clint Eastwood doing "Don't Fence Me In" - the poem that became a song that became a movie.

Plastic Cloud certainly had some great harmonies - I'll have to listen to some more of their music.

Thanks for mentioning Tom Brumley and Dewey Martin - their masterful instrument contributions will live on.

And was that an interview with the Grateful Dead?

jimmark66 said...

Thanks Ron. I am glad you enjoyed the show. Quite a few people got a kick out of the Clint Eastwood song:) Yes, it was a Grateful Dead interview.

Jim