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Back in the late 60's I had a small radio and at night the am stations from the states would "skip" in. Used to listen to WLS I think it was from Chicago.Some of the songs I heard were-Bee Gees -"you dont know what its like",Friend and lover-"reach out in the darkness" Donovan-"hurdy gurdy man" and lots of others-they played those songs a lot.
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Re: Favorite 1960s Rock Band
[Re: Bogmaster]
#7165855 02/02/2102:04 AM02/02/2102:04 AM
Boco.WLS was indeed from Chicago,I used to pick it up late nights in MN. I really liked the Bee Gees during their pre disco times. My Donovan cassette bit the dust not long ago--Sunshine superman and Atlantis ,were as good as Hurdy gurdy man. ADC--I saw that one of tour 80s groups --did cherry pie. The only song of cherry pie I heard was by Skip and Flip and I doubt they were anywhere near the same song. Skip went on to become the Byrds bass player from 1970 to 1973,he died a couple years ago. Tom
If my feet aren't wet,I must not be trapping. Tom Olson MTA life member#100,also WTA life member
Re: Favorite 1960s Rock Band
[Re: Bogmaster]
#7165886 02/02/2105:53 AM02/02/2105:53 AM
i dont think Mick Jagger and Keith Richards had to wear make up to get peoples attention . Dont remember seeing Eric Clapton wear it either. AC/DC showed up in the 70's and Angus was/is a real character in that school boy outfit, running around like a chicken on meth. The guy can play that guitar though and I always like listening to them.
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Re: Favorite 1960s Rock Band
[Re: Bogmaster]
#7165905 02/02/2106:44 AM02/02/2106:44 AM
There was this young crew that started out in Jacksonville Florida in the mid 60s. Not known as a 60s band but exploded in popularity in the 70s. They did settle on the name for the band by 1969. Surprised they haven't received honourable mention on this thread. I think I new every lyric to all the big numbers in my teens, lol.
There was this young crew that started out in Jacksonville Florida in the mid 60s. Not known as a 60s band but exploded in popularity in the 70s. They did settle on the name for the band by 1969. Surprised they haven't received honourable mention on this thread. I think I new every lyric to all the big numbers in my teens, lol.
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Re: Favorite 1960s Rock Band
[Re: Posco]
#7166042 02/02/2110:07 AM02/02/2110:07 AM
Borrowing a quote from Young Guns...I gotta part with a nasty secret...there is a Back Street Boys song I Iike. Just one, and my man card remains intact.
Looking at little girls with bad intent, I don't like any song he does,
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Just describing the character in the song as evil nothing more. IMO
I agree...Simply describing an ill intended person...
Perhaps fewer people these days in our "main stream" should have sand castle virtues
And the sand-castle virtues are all swept away In the tidal destruction the moral melee The elastic retreat rings the close of play As the last wave uncovers the new-fangled way
But your new shoes are worn at the heels And your suntan does rapidly peel And your wise men don't know how it feels To be thick as a brick
~Illegitimi Non Carborundum~
Re: Favorite 1960s Rock Band
[Re: Pack114]
#7166189 02/02/2112:23 PM02/02/2112:23 PM