Studio8 - Uniting the Arts

I volunteered myself on thanksgiving day to do a radio show in the afternoon from 1pm-3. The theme of the show is "stuck in the 60's".
Throw me out a few tunes from the 60's that would be good to play while people are cooking turkeys and gettin drunk.......Help me plan my show! Something obscure, something people haven't heard in ages but still know all the words to...etc, etc.
This is gonna be fun!
H

early Stones
early Dylan
Chubby Checker is good for stirring
Fats Domino
Buddy Holly
Little Richard

.............................would love to hear your show, Hester

Jefferson Airplane ( later, Jefferson Starship)

The Doors
Moby Grape
Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young
The Byrds
Janis Joplin
Procol Harum


--Z

If you could find

Tracy Nelson & Mother Earth

The Album "Living With the Animals"

I think this album was published in 1969.

Each and every cut on there is to die for!

I LOVED her... still do.... but this is like one of my favorite albums of all time.

I remember seeing her at Constitution Hall in 1971. She was 4' 9" tall or something like that and could stand half way across the stage from the mic and you could still hear her from the back row, clear as can be!

You're familiar with Tracy Nelson?

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/de ... 7?v=glance

I'm thrilled! I've never seen this on CD. Just found it on Amazon... My vinyl copy is scratched from playing it over and over and over and I don't have a turntable any more anyway.... gonna buy it and record it for my iTunes play list.

Chubby Checker!
Moby Grape!
Now we're talkin!
I never have heard of Tracey Nelson, but on your recommendation Doreen, i'm gonna check her out....

thanks you guys.
i'm off to a great start already!

H

Zlatko Waterman wrote:Jefferson Airplane ( later, Jefferson Starship)

The Doors
Moby Grape
Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young
The Byrds
Janis Joplin
Procol Harum


--Z

Oooh, now you're talkin'.... Did someone say...Doors?

dig this little gem
http://s7.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=1RJFU ... RUB81DU3EY
recorded at The Matrix, March 10 1967 in beeeeeyouteeefullll San Francisco-
WARNING!! THE DOORS SONG IS H-E-A-V-Y. So, if you're trippin' too hard right now or if you got little kids around or grannies who might grab their chest when old Morrison cuts loose, save it for later. And if you're easily led away by musical/poetic fantasy have a friend who isn't high stay with you til you come down. No one here at Studio 8, especially me, wants you to run out and kill your father and "AAAAAAAAAAARGGGHH" your mama.

Uh huh...give that one a spin and get your Frisco Freak on...


Hmmm, somewhere in this mess I have the Bob Dylan & Janis Joplin duet doin' It Ain't Me Babe on stage in California...I'll see if I can put my paws on it cuz it doesn't get anymore '60s than that....

oh, Byrds? Ya need a little jingle jangle in your bingle bangle?
Well, Dr. Trash gots the oldie moldy gold exhumed right outta the groove yard for ya right here. And of course, it's live and in your wig, so turn it up loud and knock your lobes right between the speakers so ya dont miss a note:
http://s7.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=2AF3L ... 9IPPC8F2L2

All day. All night. All Month. All '60s.

ahhhhh yes... The Doors! mmmm... I love Jim Morrison!

Go to Scoot's streaming site
http://www.id1g1t.com/s1/

Type in "Tracy Nelson" and listen.... she'll blow you away! Blues queen!

Also, how about

Hot Tuna
John Mayall
Jeff Beck
BB King
Aretha Franklin
Manhatten Transfer

Give me a F
Give me a I
Give me a S
Give me a H
What's that spell?
What's that spell?

1,2,3,and what are we fighting for
Don't ask me, I don't give a crap
Next stop is Iraq
5,6,7, open up the pearly gates
Ain't no time to wonder why
WHOOPEE! We'll going to die!

And ( getting a bit weird myelf . . .) let's not forget Tuli Kupferberg and the Fugs--

"River of Shit" ( a very good song about Vietnam and "prosperity" at home) . . .


http://www.thefugs.com/history_fugs.html


(Tuli)

http://www.furious.com/perfect/tuli.html



--Z

Ya could start with Jimi's rendition of Star Spangled Banner.....
and end with what else....The End by the doors...

How about the jazz side of the sixties...Coltranes' A Love Supreme....or something off Bitches Brew????

Well bust me "between the buttons"!
Heh!
This is fuhuhuhun!!

Tanks youse guys!
Let's buy a radio station together!
WHeeeeeeee!
I love da sixties!

H

I'll drink to that!

little anthony and the Imperials : Going out of my head
Hurt so bad .

Bob and Earl : Harlem shuffle.

Screaming Jay Hawkins : I put a spell on you.

Otis Redding : Pain in my heart , fa-fa-fa-fa sad song,
Try a little tenderness.

Ray Charles ; Any and all.(songs release in the sixties that is)

Solomon Burke; Cry to me .

Fontella Bass ; Rescue me .

? and the mysterians ; 96 tears.

The Contours ; Do you love me .

Dick Dale and the Daletones ; miserlou

Wilson Pickett ; In the midnight hour , Mustang Sally.

Solomon Burke ; Everybody needs somebody too love.

hope you don't mind a little rythm and blues.

Now, i'm caught.
off to sneak some soul sounds from the local download site.

i'm in trouble deep
totally rhythm'ed and bluesed