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Don't Drag No More, and other suggestions for surviving the 1960s.
Artist | Song | |
Susan Lynne | Don't Drag No More (1964) | |
Dovells | Dragster on the Prowl (1963) | |
Dick Dale | Wild, Wild Mustang (1964) | |
Go Go's | Saturday's Hero (1964) | |
Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band | Death Cab For Cutie (1967) | |
John D. Loudermilk | Road Hog (1962) | |
Fourmost Authority | Dance, Dance (1967) | |
Gentrys | Keep on Dancing (1965) | |
Bobby Rydell | The Cha Cha Cha (1962) | |
Beach Boys | Surfin' U.S.A. (1963) | |
Jan & Dean | Surf City (1963) | |
Lulu | The Boat That I Row (1967) | |
Merry Clayton | It's In His Kiss (1963) | |
Valentine & the Sweethearts | Lipstick and High Heel Shoes (1963) | |
Vanity Fare | I Live for the Sun (1968) | |
Andy & the Marglows | Just One Look (1963) | |
Tommy James & the Shondells | Somebody Cares (1968) | |
Randy & the Rainbows | Denise (1963) | |
P. J. Proby | Niki Hoeky (1967) | |
Avons | Rolling Stone (1964) | |
Chris Clark | Love's Gone Bad (1966) | |
Distant Cousins | She Ain't Lovin You (1966) | |
Temptations | All I Need (1967) | |
Lee Moses | Bad Girl, Part. 1 (1967) | |
Velvet Underground | There She Goes Again (1967) | |
Supremes | Put Yourself in My Place (1966) | |
Comment:
01-06. Asphalt
07-09. Dance floor
10-12. Water
13-19. Love, on the upside
20-26. Love, on the downside
62m17s. All 60s music, some obscure and some well-known. Many thanks to felipe_x for "Don't Drag No More" and "Bad Girl," and to sammyg123 for "Denise."
To the distress of Susan Lynne, her guy prefers his racecar to his girlfriend. But the guy is quite outdone by The Dovells, who scarcely make the distinction: "She purred like a kitten when I kicked her in."
Cutie unfortunately met her end on that infamous taxi ride. But her name lives on as the quirky inspiration for Mr. Gibbard & Friends.
Merry Clayton's "It's in His Kiss" was quickly eclipsed by Betty Everett's version of the same song. Merry herself, however, achieved immortality for those extraordinary female vocals on "Gimme Shelter" on the 1969 Rolling Stones album Let It Bleed.
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Oh boy this looks brilliant. Enough familar treats to lure me in and more than enough to discover.Top of the class Ed.
Looks wonderful!
Two girls for every boy?! I'm there!
All top notch picks! A great soundtrack for the 4th, indeed.
This looks really fun and well-done.
Love every song here. Nice work Mixxer. 5 stars!
great stuff. Love the gentrys and velvets cutz especially.
Marvellous. And a nice bit of Pop Education in the Comments section aswell. A few of these tracks I'm unaware of but I will try and rectify that. Glad I could return the favour with 'Denise' also...
Looks like a good ride, dance, swim, and falling in and out of love through the '60s!
You had me at Bobby Rydell. This looks fun.
Great themes. The 60s in a nutshell? I love the Velvets-Supremes closer.
Nice collection of tracks from a very fruitful decade in music. I'm liking the last section especially.
a great lookin' 60's mix
You gotta love the 60s! Fantastic collection. Will still sound good in 2060. Who knows what music will sound like then?
Like a 60's musical pentathalon. Well done
well researched, well done.
Good stuff!
Ooh, nice one, and I like your liner notes too. Love the closer, and the Tommy James, Beach Boys and Bonzo Dog picks. I never think of the 60s as one of my preferred musical decades (if there is such as thing) but this would suggest otherwise!
The rubber meets the road here Mixxer! Props for the Bonzos!
I survived the sixties using Peanut Butter-N-Jelly sandwiches, Winky Dink (in re-broadcast)...& extreme youth. Youth has now vanished...
(and now I eat
Smart Balance peanut butter).
...but only with
Welch's Grape Jam.
(and now I eat
Smart Balance peanut butter).
...but only with
Welch's Grape Jam.
Damn! Love to hear this. A whole lot unfamiliar to me.
This looks like a great mix!
I thought I knew some 60's stuff but I guess there's always more to learn -- I never knew, for instance, that is was in Merry Clayton's kiss to start with. Hope to hear this someday --
Lots to enjoy here. Extreme youth got me through the 60s too. Have to say though, I am with Hemizen with his observation.
Another excellent mix!
I was just a Hershey bar in my father's back-pocket then. What a heritage!
Love the thematic sequence.
Merry Clayton, sister of Littlefeat's standout percussion player Sam (I AM THE MAN) Clayton.....
I deserve a sound thrashing for missing this beauty. I will write out one hundred times: I must keep a look out for Mixxer's mixes...No really, I will.