Other Mixes By RetroJoe
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Less Used Grooves from 1969
| Artist | Song | |
| Savoy Brown |
I'm Tired (#74) 
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| Chicago | Questions 67 & 68 (1969 #71, 1971 #24) | |
| Shango | Day After Day (It's Slippin' Away) (#57) | |
| Johnny Cash | Daddy Sang Bass (#42) | |
| The Doors | Runnin' Blue (#64) | |
| Johnny Cash | Get Rhythm (flip of I Walk the Line from 1956) (#60) | |
| Nina Simone | Ain't Got No, I Got Life (#94) | |
| Joe Cocker | Delta Lady (#69) | |
| The Who | I'm Free (#37) | |
| The Peppermint Rainbow | Don't Wake Me Up In The Morning, Michael (#54) | |
| Mongo Santamaria | Cloud Nine (#32) | |
| Otis Redding | A Lover's Question (#48, R&B #20) | |
| Bobby Womack | California Dreamin' (#43, R&B #20) | |
| Bob Dylan | Tonight I'll Be Staying Here With You (#50) | |
| Donovan | To Susan On The West Coast Waiting (#35) | |
| Judy Collins | Someday Soon (#55) | |
| The Grass Roots | Bella Linda (#28) | |
| Thunderclap Newman | Something In The Air (#37) | |
| Petula Clark | Happy Heart (#62) | |
| Deep Purple | River Deep-Mountain High (#53) | |
| Everything Is Everything | Witchi Tai To (#69) | |
| Henry Mancini | Moonlight Sonata (#87) | |
| Herb Alpert | Without Her (written by Nilsson) (#63) | |
| The Moody Blues | Never Comes The Day (#91) (album cut -single=2m42s) | |
| Janis Joplin | Kozmic Blues (#41) | |
Comment:
Fortunately, I'm still able to find good music from this year (and I still have the Bubbling Under and a more thorough look at R&B to explore). Johnny Cash was the only artist used twice, so I've chose a pic of him here.
Feedback:
May you always find good music wherever and whenever you look! Thanks for another high quality blast from the past.
looks like there is a lot to enjoy here, I'm gonna grab this. thank you for mixing.
I think I say this every time I comment on your mixes... but this is one of my favorites you've made! peaks: Shango, Nina Simone, Joe Cocker, Mongo Santamaria, Donovan... the the entire bunch from Thunderclap Newman through Herb Alpert. super stuff, no wonder it didn't quite catch on with the masses.
Hey Joe just love all that stuff from that era and have really been enjoying listening to your mix. Takes me back to the days when I listened to the radio. Less is more I say.
Just great.