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6/22/2004
The end of my 60s series. Revised extensively on 6/15/05.
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6/19/2004
So this can be considered part five of my 60s series, although it can stand on its own. Classic soul, period. Some extra notes: 1) I realize that John Lee Hooker isn't "soul", per se, but the song swin …
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6/16/2004
Full title of the Sir Douglas song: "You Never Get Too Big and You Sure Don't Get Too Heavy, That You Don't Have to Stop and Pay Some Dues Sometime" . So this volume is a bit more heavy on obvious …
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6/15/2004
I think there will be one additional pop/rock volume, then on to soul, etc. Although to some extent I've tried to avoid the most obvious picks, I really had to pick "Urban Spaceman" and "Holy Thursday" …
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6/14/2004
Volume two, slightly more scattered than the first. As I tried to state on my first volume, I actually intended to incorporate R 'n' B/soul, jazz and country into the fabric of these pop-oriented mixes …
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6/11/2004
This mix was started as a for-the-hell-of-it, multi-volume project which will attempt to explain why I think the 60s will never be matched as a musical decade. Although I meant for this mix to be all-e …
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6/8/2004
I almost called this "Concept Willie" because that would accurately reflect the content of this mix: my favorite tracks from his four lauded concept albums (Yesterday's Wine, Shotgun Willie, Phases and …
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6/4/2004
Not much to say, other than I will probably avoid placing CCR on my next mix after they've appeared on this and my last one. heh At any rate, this was fun and it flows. End o' story. Thanks to various …
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5/26/2004
A mix in honor of my friends Mike Bennett and Bob Hoag, two of the artists in the band formerly known as Peach. It was a shame to see them leave Pittsburgh for the Phoenix area close to ten years ago. …
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