60s Music Remembered

Nope.......definitely don't think so!!

 

Of course you don't think so, Cody!

You're an individual with individual tastes, Man!

Don't bogart the joint, friend.

Hal

 

Precisely @Ken Anderson

 

Originally written and recorded by Ian and Sylvia in 1963, but I like this better:

Four Strong Winds - Neil Young
with Nicolette Larson, from the album Comes a Time, 1978

 

Mr. Bojangles
Original 45 rpm version, 1968

R.I.P. Jerry Jeff Walker (1942-2020)

 

Summer Wine - Nancy Sinatra and Lee Hazelwood, 1968

 

Love is All Around - The Troggs, 1967
Tried to find a recording that didn't sound flat at the beginning, then noticed in the comments that the guitar was out of tune. Some say on purpose.

 

Mrs. Brown, You've Got a Lovely Daughter - Herman's Hermits, 1965

 

Bobby's Girl - Marci Blane, 1962 .

 

Without Her - Glen Campbell
Written by Harry Nilsson. From the album Gentle on My Mind (1967)

 

Nope. Nilsson is just repeating words there.

Herb Alpert had a nice version, but the instrumental part was so loud you couldn't adjust the volume for both it and his voice. Someone ought to re-jigger it.

 

In '62, the Doctor paid tribute to the BBWs

 

Forever - The Little Dippers (Anita Kerr Singers) - 1960