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Even the Bad Times Were Good - The Fall of '67
| Artist | Song | |
| Jimi Hendrix | Purple Haze (#65) | |
| John Fred and His Playboy Band | Judy In Disguise (with Glasses) (#1) | |
| The Hombres | Let it Out (Let it all Hang Out) (#12) | |
| Jr. Walker & The Allstars | Come See About Me (#24) | |
| King Curtis | Memphis Soul Stew (#33) | |
| The Marvelettes | My Baby Must Be A Magician (#17) | |
| Stevie Wonder | I'm Wondering (#12) | |
| Four Tops | You Keep Running Away (#19) | |
| The Union Gap featuring Gary Puckett | Woman, Woman (#4) | |
| The Beach Boys | Wild Honey (#31) | |
| Buffalo Springfield | Rock 'N' Roll Woman (#44) | |
| Aretha Franklin | Chain Of Fools (#2) | |
| The Lemon Pipers | Green Tambourine (#1) | |
| The Tremeloes | Even The Bad Times Are Good (#36) | |
| Jay & The Techniques | Keep the Ball Rollin' (#14) | |
| Stone Poneys featuring Linda Ronstadt | Different Drum (#13) | |
| The Monkees | Daydream Believer (#1) | |
| The Box Tops | Neon Rainbow (#24) | |
| Peter, Paul & Mary | I Dig Rock and Roll Music (#9) | |
| Donovan | Wear Your Love Like Heaven (#23) | |
| The Association | Never My Love (#2) | |
| Robert Knight | Everlasting Love (#13) | |
| Aretha Franklin | Natural Woman (#8) | |
| Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell | Your Precious Love (#5) | |
| The Rose Garden | Next Plane To London (#17) | |
| Johnny Rivers | Summer Rain (#14) | |
| Billy Joel Royal | Hush (#52) | |
| Wilson Pickett | Stag-O-Lee (#22) | |
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I'm blanking on Rose Garden, but everything else I remember like it was only 38 (???) years ago. Nice collection.
An exellent period of time it seems. Every track on this mix (that i know) is a classic. I'm also unaware of the Rose Garden track but i shall seek it out.
Great slice of music history as always, Joe. I remember my parents giving me a portable cassette recorder (a huge deal) and recording Different Drum and many of these songs through the mic off the AM radio on our Curtis Mathes stereo. As a matter of fact, that must have been my very first mix tape! (One very minor nit-pick: the master guitar legend spelled it: Jimi Hendrix)
Thx for the note about Rose Garden song. I listened to the 30-sec clip on iTunes and still didn't remember it. But it sounded good.
Wow!
Really nice and educational.
Really nice and educational.
Man, radio was awesome 38 years ago.