- Gregg Allman - Multicolored Lady
- Bob Dylan - You're a Big Girl Now .... Every song from the record became a classic for me but this one stands apart from the others.
- Jackson Browne - Late For the Sky / Walking Slow
- James Taylor - Mud Slide Slim .... Falling in love for the first time. I'd been listening to this all summer just prior to the Dylan and Browne albums being released.
- Steely Dan - Rikki Don't Lose That Number
- Neil Young - Sugar Mountain .... My buddy from grade school and high school had a bootleg version where I first heard the song.
- Cat Stevens - But I Might Die Tonight
- Country Joe McDonald - Drug Store Truck Driving Man .... From the Woodstock album. My vinyl collecting mentor introduced me to this tune.
- Stephen Stills and Manassas - Down the Road
- The Eagles - Doolin' Dalton
- Poco - A Good Feeling to Know
- Stevie Wonder - You Are the Sunshine of My Life
- Paul McCartney & Wings - Band On the Run .... I didn't become a Beatle fan until much later in life but I loved the Band On the Run album.
From starting out listening to my parents records to staying up late at night listening to the radio to being introduced to album collecting as a teenager to making mix-tapes and into the present, it seems that I've always been searching for and listening to music of widely varied genres. Here's an idea of what I've been hearing along the way ....
Monday, September 23, 2024
Half Century Ago Playlist
What I might have been listening to fifty years ago today, just starting out on my freshman year in college. Very emotional and transitional days in my world .....
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Evening of Jazz
A different kind of Jazz playlist. Not a lot of household names here. No jazz standards here. That doesn't mean it can't be enjoyabl...
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Gary Clark Jr. - This Land. A few months ago (bought it on my birthday), upon first and second listens, other than the opening song, ...
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Culture on display in Salem, Oregon!!! In the middle of an empty lot in town. One story that I've heard is that there once was a used ...
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Leo Kottke - 12 String Blues: Live at the Scholar Coffeehouse. On the Oblivion Recording Company label. From 1969. Found today at my old rec...
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