Artist	Song
Steppenwolf	Born to Be Wild
from Steppenwolf (1987)
Steppenwolf	Magic Carpet Ride
from Steppenwolf the Second (1987)
Steppenwolf	The Pusher
from Steppenwolf (1987)
Steppenwolf	Rock Me
from Born to Be Wild - A Retrospective (1966-1990) (1991)
Steppenwolf	Sookie Sookie
from Steppenwolf (1987)
Steppenwolf	Move Over
from Monster (1988)
Steppenwolf	Hey Lawdy Mama
from Born to Be Wild - A Retrospective (1966-1990) (1991)
Steppenwolf	Snowblind Friend
from Steppenwolf 7 (2006)
Steppenwolf	Ride With Me
from Born to Be Wild - A Retrospective (1966-1990) (1991)
Steppenwolf	It's Never Too Late
from Born to Be Wild - A Retrospective (1966-1990) (1991)
Steppenwolf	Everybody's Next One
from Steppenwolf (1987)
Steppenwolf	Don't Step On the Grass, Sam
from Steppenwolf the Second (1987)
Steppenwolf	Monster/Suicide/America
from Monster (1988)
Steppenwolf	Hoochie Coochie Man
from Steppenwolf (1987)
Steppenwolf	Jupiter's Child
from Born to Be Wild - A Retrospective (1966-1990) (1991)
John Kay	I'm Movin' On
from Born to Be Wild - A Retrospective (1966-1990) (1991)
Steppenwolf	Screaming Night Hog
from Born to Be Wild - A Retrospective (1966-1990) (1991)
Steppenwolf	Who Needs Ya'
from Steppenwolf 7 (2006)
Steppenwolf	For Ladies Only (1991 Retrospective Version)
from Born to Be Wild - A Retrospective (1966-1990) (1991)
Steppenwolf	The Ostrich
from Steppenwolf (1987)
Steppenwolf	Desperation
from Steppenwolf (1987)
Steppenwolf	None of Your Doing
from Steppenwolf the Second (1987)
Steppenwolf	Hippo Stomp
from Steppenwolf 7 (2006)
Steppenwolf	Take What You Need
from Steppenwolf (1987)
Steppenwolf	Tenderness
from Born to Be Wild - A Retrospective (1966-1990) (1991)
Steppenwolf	Renegade
from Steppenwolf 7 (2006)
John Kay	My Sportin' Life
from Born to Be Wild - A Retrospective (1966-1990) (1991)
Steppenwolf	Faster Than the Speed of Life
from Steppenwolf the Second (1987)
Steppenwolf	Your Wall's Too High
from Steppenwolf (1987)
Steppenwolf	Foggy Mental Breakdown
from Steppenwolf 7 (2006)

Comment:

With a voice that snapped and growled like the wolf of the steppes for which his band was named, Steppenwolf leader John Kay blasted out of the speakers like a Harley at full throttle. At a time when letting your freak flag fly was the counterculture's national sport, songs like "Born To Be Wild" and "Magic Carpet Ride" psychedelicized the airwaves with a denim-and-leather-clad call to let freedom rumble. No wonder Peter Fonda chose "Born To Be Wild" as the music to run under the credits of [i]Easy Rider[/i], the film that enshrined '60s hippie outlaw philosophy in Technicolor®. The original group disbanded in 1972 — oddly enough on what was proclaimed by then-Los Angeles mayor Sam Yorty as "Steppenwolf Day" — but they still howl in all their digitally remastered glory, right here.

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