The 60s, for those who remember
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Oh yes, Byrds.
Faces: Marriott died, right?
Faces: Marriott died, right?
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What, they only had a rhythm guitarist? Never knew that.
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Marriott wasn't in The Faces. He was in The Small Faces.Tero wrote:Oh yes, Byrds.
Faces: Marriott died, right?

I feckin' love them.

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Some less well known tracks (these days anyway) which I don't necessarily like but which really bring the era back to me instantly! God, where did all those years go!?
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A lot of people forget, for all the great music of the decade, how much dreck it produced, too.
these are things we think we know
these are feelings we might even share
these are thoughts we hide from ourselves
these are secrets we cannot lay bare.
these are feelings we might even share
these are thoughts we hide from ourselves
these are secrets we cannot lay bare.
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Some of the above count as dreck for sure, but the nostalgia element saves them for some of us. This on the other hand...Thumpalumpacus wrote:A lot of people forget, for all the great music of the decade, how much dreck it produced, too.

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Who's song is this, originally? My friends called me the "wild thing" back in the day.Tero wrote:The bands that got taped, mostly made it to black and white tv broadcasts, lipsyncs
Today I'm more like a "tired thing"


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WIKI SAYETH THUSLY wrote:"Wild Thing" is a song written by New York City-born songwriter Chip Taylor. Originally recorded by The Wild Ones in 1965[1], "Wild Thing" is best known for its 1966 cover by the English band The Troggs, which reached No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 in July 1966. The song peaked at one position lower in Britain.
As performed by The Troggs, "Wild Thing" is ranked #257 on the Rolling Stone magazine's list of The 500 Greatest Songs of All Time.
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