Artist	Song
Donovan	Colours (original single version) (1965 #61)
Blood, Sweat & Tears	I Can't Quit Her (1968)
The Beatles	Within You Without You (mono) (1967)
The Spencer Davis Group	Can't Get Enough of It (1967, flip of I'm a Man)
Joe Bennett	Penny Loafers and Bobby Socks (1957 #42)
Johnny Zorro	Road Hog (Instrumental) (1959)
Steve Alaimo	Every Day I Have To Cry Some (1963 #46)
Timi Yuro	What's A Matter Baby (1962 #12)
Red Prysock	Hand Clappin' (Instrumental) (1955)
Billy Ward & His Dominoes	Pedal Pushin' Papa (1953 R&B #4)
Frankie Lee Sims	Walkin' With Frankie (1957)
Robin Luke	Susie Darlin' (1958 #5)
Todd Rhodes & His Orchestra	I'm Just A Fool In Love (Instrumental) (1949)
Rod Stewart	Every Picture Tells A Story (1971)
Delaney & Bonnie & Frie_nds	I Don't Want to Discuss It (1970)
The Great Society with Grace Slick	Somebody To Love (live at the Matrix) (1968, recorded in 1965)
Laura Nyro	Save the Country [single version] (1968)
Dave Mason	Look at You Look at Me (1970)
The Rolling Stones	Look What You've Done (1966)
Roy Orbison	Yo Te Amo Maria (1964, flip of Oh, Pretty Woman)
The Bee Gees	Marley Purt Drive (1969)
HP Lovecraft	The White Ship (1967)

Comment:

Some tunes inspired by my frie_nd Jim's input over the course of the last few weeks. One of the topics that was discussed in some detail was his days listening to underground radio in the late '60s and early '70s in the local San Francisco Bay Area. Some of the choices made for the song sel_ections weren't necessarily directly made by Jim. The first three choices (plus track 18) were mine off of albums that he recommen_ded (only the mono mix would do for the Beatles). Track 5 was chosen by me off of a Rockabilly CD mix made by Jim's brother for Jim (they are both big rockabilly fans). Tracks 9, 10 & 13 were sel_ections I made off of 3 CDs that Jim lent me from his extensive collection. The range of years of these songs is 1949-1971 (but mostly the mid '50s to the late '60s). After the early '70s, Jim directed most of his attention to collecting and listening to R&B, especially doo-wop. I've concentrated on that last angle in my 8 CD series of Grooveyard Gems. This mix is less specialized since it represents Jim's taste in music before his near total conversion. The last 23 seconds was trimmed off of track 14 to make room for the harpsichord playing at the e_nd of the last track (the mix is 79m56s long).

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