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Blues - Classic Blues
60's First Impressions
| Artist | Song | |
| The Animals | House Of The Rising Sun (The Animals, 1964) | |
| Creedence Clearwater Revival | I Put A Spell On You (Creedence Clearwater Revival, 1968) | |
| Dr. John | Gris-Gris Gumbo Ya Ya (Gris-Gris, 1968) | |
| The Meters | Cissy Strut (The Meters, 1969) | |
| Van Morrison | Brown Eyed Girl (Blowin' Your Mind, 1967) | |
| The Troggs | Wild Thing (Wild Thing, 1966) | |
| Love | My Little Red Book (Love, 1966) | |
| Jeff Beck Group (w/ Rod Stewart) | Shapes Of Things (Truth, 1968) | |
| The Zombies | She's Not There (The Zombies, 1964) | |
| The Lovin' Spoonful | Do You Believe In Magic (Do You Believe In Magic, 1965) | |
| The Mamas & The Papas | Monday Monday (If You Can Believe Your Eyes And Ears, 1966) | |
| Dusty Springfield | I Only Want To Be With You (A Girl Called Dusty, 1964) | |
| Cat Stevens | Matthew & Son (Matthew & Son, 1967) | |
| Nick Drake | Time Has Told Me (Five Leaves Left, 1969) | |
| Leonard Cohen | Suzanne (The Songs Of Leonard Cohen, 1968) | |
| The Byrds | Mr. Tambourine Man (Mr. Tambourine Man, 1965) | |
| Buffalo Springfield | For What It's Worth (Buffalo Springfield, 1967) | |
| The Band | Tears Of Rage (Music From Big Pink, 1968) | |
| John Prine | Illegal Smile (John Prine, 1971) | |
| The Flying Burrito Brothers | Christine's Tune [Devil In Disguise] (Gilded Palace Of Sin, 1969) | |
| Jackson Browne | Jamaica Say You Will (Jackson Browne: Saturate Before Using, 1972) | |
| Tom Waits | Ol' 55 (Closing Time, 1973) | |
| Hall & Oates | I'm Sorry (Whole Oates, 1972) | |
Comment:
3rd mix of first songs from first albums. Lots more 60s stuff this time around and some early 70s. Nick Drake on the cover.
Feedback:
This one's great!
Oh, man, I love this series!!! That John Prine album is, perhaps, one of the best debut albums I have ever heard, and there's so much more to recommend here, too! I absolutely love the tracks by...well, hell! I love 'em all! Great job!
Best one yet!
Great.
another good looking addition/edition.
Some of my all-time favorites: Little Red Book, I Only Want to Be With You, Christine's Tune, For What It's Worth ... I think I am dating myself here... killer!
Another great addition to the series. Maybe you could do a series of last tracks on bands' final albums called Last Impressions if this gets old.
Quality stuff George!
Love the John Prine. And The Meters, too. Neato mix, great concept.
Beautiful!
More classic first editions. It's hard to believe some of these are first outings, they're so completely defintive of their performers. These musicians were born fully formed?!?
Great addition to the series, George. Lots of faves here and more than a few that I didn't realise were 'First Ones'.
What Joey said ... excellent series.
To echo many of the other comments, I absolutely love this series and, as joeydevivre says, it's really hard to believe that so many of these were "first impressions" - The Zombies particularly. Love the Jeff Beck and Mamas and the Papas too.
Great job - I especially like 1 thru 5 sequence - that just rolls, baby!
What a wonderful group of songs! I remember hearing a bunch of these for the first time and being blown away. The chiming opening notes of Mr. Tambourine Man for instance. Fully formed, indeed!
Good stuff George, a thoroughly great series that would be worthy of an official release!