The Byrds were so good, even Bob Dylan covered a few of there songs! I particularly liked Chestnut Mare- a lesser known Byrds tune.
We were lucky to have that music instead of todays aggressive (C)Rap music, young girls shaking there assets at the camera and boyband pap!
The Byrds were so good, even Bob Dylan covered a few of there songs!I particularly liked Chestnut Mare- a lesser known Byrds tune.We were lucky to have that music instead of todays aggressive (C)Rap music, young girls shaking there assets at the came
I was listening to some old stuff this morning too!
This is one of my favourites: (Even more peace and love man ) . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=psSrLwgRwBM
I was listening to some old stuff this morning too!This is one of my favourites: (Even more peace and love man ).https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=psSrLwgRwBM
I love Goin' Back and Wasn't Born To Follow too, AP, as well as the song that precedes WBTF on The Notorious Byrd Brothers, Draft Morning...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDZzuugqhpk
I love Goin' Back and Wasn't Born To Follow too, AP, as well as the song that precedes WBTF on The Notorious Byrd Brothers, Draft Morning...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDZzuugqhpk
Still loads of really good stuff out there but I know you just have to work harder and take lots of anti-retroviral X-Factor medicine.
One of those things that boils my pi$$ is my generation (and I'm guessing that means you lot ) thinking music ended in 1980
Still loads of really good stuff out there but I know you just have to work harder and take lots of anti-retroviral X-Factor medicine.One of those things that boils my pi$$ is my generation (and I'm guessing that means you lot ) thinking music ended
Pinky and Perky were no strangers to the pop charts. Without wishing to sound like a typical contributor to an execrable BBC4 Rock Documentary, part of their oeuvre included a 1968 high-watermark period of British psychedelic pop reading of "Those Magnificent Men In Their Flying Machines", which appropriately was given a double A-side pairing with "Yellow Submarine".
Sadly 'Those Magnificent Men…' no longer appears to be on YouTube but I'm sure Lennon and McCartney adored their cover of "Yellow Submarine"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QBG2Fpg1x-Q
You couldn't have pigs in the pop charts today naturally, for fear of The Guardian or C4 News taking pretendy offence on behalf of a minority group.
Pinky and Perky were no strangers to the pop charts. Without wishing to sound like a typical contributor to an execrable BBC4 Rock Documentary, part of their oeuvre included a 1968 high-watermark period of British psychedelic pop reading of "Those Ma
Not really rtb....when talking about nostalgia, it has to be from what were your most memorable years, which for me were the sixties and seventies, but I similarly love a lot of much later stuff (witness the fact that many of my posted favourites span every decade).
Also, going back a tad, I just received one from the late 17th century (don't know why it took so long to get to me though)!
Not really rtb....when talking about nostalgia, it has to be from what were your most memorable years, which forme were the sixties and seventies, but I similarly love a lot of much later stuff (witness the fact that many of myposted favourites span