1965-1975 playlist
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Sounds like my kinda playlist.
Albums by these bands:
The Doors (L.A. Woman)
Jimi Hendrix (Electric Ladyland)
Led Zeppelin (Three)
Rolling Stones (Let It Bleed)
The Who (Who's Next)
The Kinks (Something Else by The Kinks)
Pink Floyd (The Dark Side of the Moon)
David Bowie (spiders from mars)
Albums by these bands:
The Doors (L.A. Woman)
Jimi Hendrix (Electric Ladyland)
Led Zeppelin (Three)
Rolling Stones (Let It Bleed)
The Who (Who's Next)
The Kinks (Something Else by The Kinks)
Pink Floyd (The Dark Side of the Moon)
David Bowie (spiders from mars)
worrywort
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Aside from the obvious; Beatles, Dylan, Hendrix, Stones, etc; here's a couple of my favs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eqw_9Wz2Ui4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Z66wVo7uNw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6IUG-9jZD-g
Plus here's a few more
My Generation - The Who
it's not unusual - along came jones
california dreamin - mamas and papas
it's a mans mans mans world - james brown
reach out i'll be there - four tops
working in a coal mine - lee dorsey
What a wonderful World - Louis Armstrong
We have all the time in the world - Louis Armstrong
Climb up on my music - Rodriguez
Cause - Rodriguez
Also, if you google "Best songs 1965" for each year, you get some good suggestions too.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eqw_9Wz2Ui4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Z66wVo7uNw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6IUG-9jZD-g
Plus here's a few more
My Generation - The Who
it's not unusual - along came jones
california dreamin - mamas and papas
it's a mans mans mans world - james brown
reach out i'll be there - four tops
working in a coal mine - lee dorsey
What a wonderful World - Louis Armstrong
We have all the time in the world - Louis Armstrong
Climb up on my music - Rodriguez
Cause - Rodriguez
Also, if you google "Best songs 1965" for each year, you get some good suggestions too.
slimjim119
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How about some Elvis Presley later in his career. I believe this is from 1969.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxOBOhRECoo
And can't forget Black Sabbath.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxOBOhRECoo
And can't forget Black Sabbath.
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THeCARS1979
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the Doors, Break On Through 67
the Doors Horse latitudes 68
the Doors Hello I love you 68
the Doors Light my Fire 67
the Doors Love Street 68
the Doors La Woman 70
the Doors Summers almost gone 68
the Doors Roadhouse blues
the Doors Moonlight drive
the Doors People are strange 67
the Doors Strange Days 67
the Doors Unhappy girl 67
the Doors Love me two times 67
the Doors My eyes have seen you 67
the Doors Waiting for the Sun
Led Zeppelin Black Dog 69
Led Zeppelin Stairway to Heaven 71
Led Zeppelin Dazed and Confused
Golden Earring Radar Love 75
Pink Floyd Time 72
Pink Floyd Money 72
Pink Floyd Us and Them 72
the 5th Dimension the Age of Aquarius 69
the Beatles Come Together 69
Johnny Rivers Poor side of town
The Cowsills the Rain, park and other things
the Happenings See you in September
Spiral Staircase Love you more today than yesterday
Strawberry Alarm Clock Incense and peppermints
the Beatles long and Winding Road
the Rolling Stones Paint it Black
Rolling Stones Lets Spend the Night together
The Batman 60s TV theme
Jimi Hendrix All Along the Watchtower
Jimi Hendrix Purple Haze
the Who Pinball Wizard 69
The Who Behind Blue eyes
the Who 515
the Who I can see for Miles 67
The Rolling Stones Cant get no Satisfaction
The Rolling Stones brown sugar
the Who Baba o riley
Yes Roundabout 72
Yes Southside of the Sky 72
Yes Gates of Delerium 74
Yes Starship Trooper 71
the Animals House of the Rising Sun
Batgirl 60s Theme Song 67
Rush Working Man 74
David Bowie Spiders From Mars
Mott the Hoople all the young dudes
Steppenwolf Born to be Wild
the Guess Who These Eyes
TREX Steppenwolf
the Turtles Happy Together 67
ELO Evil Woman
the Doors Horse latitudes 68
the Doors Hello I love you 68
the Doors Light my Fire 67
the Doors Love Street 68
the Doors La Woman 70
the Doors Summers almost gone 68
the Doors Roadhouse blues
the Doors Moonlight drive
the Doors People are strange 67
the Doors Strange Days 67
the Doors Unhappy girl 67
the Doors Love me two times 67
the Doors My eyes have seen you 67
the Doors Waiting for the Sun
Led Zeppelin Black Dog 69
Led Zeppelin Stairway to Heaven 71
Led Zeppelin Dazed and Confused
Golden Earring Radar Love 75
Pink Floyd Time 72
Pink Floyd Money 72
Pink Floyd Us and Them 72
the 5th Dimension the Age of Aquarius 69
the Beatles Come Together 69
Johnny Rivers Poor side of town
The Cowsills the Rain, park and other things
the Happenings See you in September
Spiral Staircase Love you more today than yesterday
Strawberry Alarm Clock Incense and peppermints
the Beatles long and Winding Road
the Rolling Stones Paint it Black
Rolling Stones Lets Spend the Night together
The Batman 60s TV theme
Jimi Hendrix All Along the Watchtower
Jimi Hendrix Purple Haze
the Who Pinball Wizard 69
The Who Behind Blue eyes
the Who 515
the Who I can see for Miles 67
The Rolling Stones Cant get no Satisfaction
The Rolling Stones brown sugar
the Who Baba o riley
Yes Roundabout 72
Yes Southside of the Sky 72
Yes Gates of Delerium 74
Yes Starship Trooper 71
the Animals House of the Rising Sun
Batgirl 60s Theme Song 67
Rush Working Man 74
David Bowie Spiders From Mars
Mott the Hoople all the young dudes
Steppenwolf Born to be Wild
the Guess Who These Eyes
TREX Steppenwolf
the Turtles Happy Together 67
ELO Evil Woman
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slimjim119
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Mountain-Mississippi Queen
Cream-Sunshine of your Love
Jefferson Airplane-White Rabbit
Steppenwolf-Born to be Wild
Deep Purple-Smoke on the Water
Black Sabbath-Iron Man
Cream-Sunshine of your Love
Jefferson Airplane-White Rabbit
Steppenwolf-Born to be Wild
Deep Purple-Smoke on the Water
Black Sabbath-Iron Man
theslowesthand
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You should take a look here ... has all the weekly top 40 singles from 1965 to 1975 ... all genres.
If you select approx 20 songs from each year, that will cover the 10 hours.
Another idea could be to play say 3 or 4 songs in a row from certain bands (the best ones, eg eagles, hendrix, led zeppellin, david bowie, elton john, beatles, ...). That way the songs flow even better as they sound similar. And ensure you place the "right" bands/songs next to each other, for the "flow" (eg don't play carpenters and then hendrix .. you know what i mean). There'll be no DJ right?
If you select approx 20 songs from each year, that will cover the 10 hours.
Another idea could be to play say 3 or 4 songs in a row from certain bands (the best ones, eg eagles, hendrix, led zeppellin, david bowie, elton john, beatles, ...). That way the songs flow even better as they sound similar. And ensure you place the "right" bands/songs next to each other, for the "flow" (eg don't play carpenters and then hendrix .. you know what i mean). There'll be no DJ right?
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