for the 60s set

Another folk rock song of years yore!!!! :D

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Originally Posted by Dutch Pimp

I like a good folk songs, too....:pimp:

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Take a trip and never leave the farm!!! :S2: That's one song I can still pick and hammer from memory!!! :dance:

I'm in a prog rock mood this morning. Here's a great Yes tune that is highlighted by Chris Squire's blazing bass licks. The video is cool to space on as well . . .

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This next song always reminded me of the book, Lord of the Rings, when the fellowship attempted the Pass of Caradhras.

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. . . anyway, here I am a day late again. :D

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This thread rules. I have been using it for a playlist today. A lot of really great music on here! :thumbsup:

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.....the Playboy After Dark variety show from 1969-'70? It was short-lived, but Hef's show featured many big-name rock acts of the period as well as a few upstart acts that went on to become big-name in later years.

Some memories here, starting with Deep Purple:
YouTube - Deep Purple - And The Address - Hush - Live 1969

and The Byrds:
YouTube - The Byrds - This Wheels on Fire

and The Grateful Dead:
YouTube - Grateful Dead "Mountains Of The Moon" Playboy After Dark

and Fleetwood Mac:
YouTube - FLEETWOOD MAC - Rattlesnake Shake

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Originally Posted by Burnt Toast

.....the Playboy After Dark variety show from 1969-'70? It was short-lived, but Hef's show featured many big-name rock acts of the period as well as a few upstart acts that went on to become big-name in later years.

Some memories here, starting with Deep Purple:
YouTube - Deep Purple - And The Address - Hush - Live 1969

and The Byrds:
YouTube - The Byrds - This Wheels on Fire

and The Grateful Dead:
YouTube - Grateful Dead "Mountains Of The Moon" Playboy After Dark

and Fleetwood Mac:
YouTube - FLEETWOOD MAC - Rattlesnake Shake

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We couldn't get Hef in WestPac 69-70, but I did get to see Ann Margaret, Bob Hope, and the Gold Diggers in '68 in Okie. Great show that was too. :thumbsup:

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