What kind of music you hear while you trade?

Some feel good for your Saturday...Play it loud!

Sorry, deleted the Gram & Emmylou sets, they weren't from the 60's, and the whole story is too big to me to just sum it up in a couple of duet tracks .

But in the spirit, and from the 60's, when Gram as a 21yo formed the International Submarine Band in '68.

Before the Flying Burrito Brothers.

From the Safe At Home album. Blue Eyes.

(I will slip in some Soul, R&B & Motown later before my 60's recollections diminish .)


But here's a couple from the Surf Music era in the early 60's (foot tappin')


Beach Boys - Surfin' Safari 1962




Delltones - Hangin' Five 1963 (Aussie Group with Pee Wee Wilson doing the Bass Man part)

The 60's. I left out many innovative artists of course, what an era. I was between 8 years old and 17 before the decade ended in 1969 .

And I don't listen to this music all the time lol.

Just a bit of history only, as it followed the 50's Rock N Roll era. Did rock n roll start in the 50's? We'll see


some Rhythm & Blues
the great Bobby Bland – Turn On Your Lovelight 1961





some Soul Music
Otis Redding – Fa Fa Fa 1966

some Motown
Marvin Gaye (I prefered his early years) – I Heard It Through The Grapevine 1968





some more Blues
Muddy Waters – (Double Album) Fathers & Sons 1969
Disc one was a studio album, Disc 2 was held at a Scout Jamboree and recorded live
I always played the last song first, and again last lol, when Muddy brought on Buddy Miles on drums.

I Got My Mojo Working Pt2 was a classic (starts at 8:50min)

A nice solo at the end of this clip. This lady has a future that looks bright...imo

one of best

Well that's it from my recollections of the 60's lol.

Couldn't finish it without a song though from the Bubblegum era - just another part of that interesting decade.

John Fred & his Playboy Band - Judy In Disguise (With Glasses) 1967

Spanish music..One of the best flamenco singers (the best one imo).. Hope you like !

It'd be just wrong lol, for me, not to include a Creedence song somewhere in the mix from the late 60's.

Lodi - Creedence Clearwater Revival 1969

I've always been a fan of John Foggarty....not so much CCR as a whole and definitely not a fan of that rat Stu Cook...well...the other 3 are all rats really.....

Very well summed up RJ, yes.

From the 2005 Long Road Home DVD concert - Deja Vu. The man doing what he does best.

He wrote literally hundreds of songs, the record company screwed him on all ownership, and he didnt get a penny in royalties for his classics.

A filthy business in the 60's and early 70's, and artists learned the very hard way to protect their intellectual property.


[ *PS apparently you have to go to You Tube to see the full clip (right click on the link on the 2nd line after you push the play button)]