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Oh yeah, Junior Kimbrough, too!

https://youtu.be/8MhPxRbgXkY

https://youtu.be/lj4Zin1d6yg?list=RD8ICqYBi-l78

Not too sure about the years, though.

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So much good music.

Hey. I haven't mentioned one group that was big in this era. Guess who?

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How about Long John Baldry?


Boz Scaggs with Duane Allman. A true masterpiece

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I had a buddy who was a big Jethro Tull fan. Even looked like Ian Anderson :lol:. Riding with him it was always Jetro Tull, as I recall

Little bit of drumming here

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You won't do it, but go back to 1920 recordings and listen to music over time as time goes on. Then hear the same songs presented differently as time goes on until the present.

All Rock and Roll is theft of Blues, Gospel, Country and whatever's left. It's called evolution.

The Rolling Stones were created as a band to interpret US Blues and Rock. Led Zep just followed.

Much the same is MoTown music. The Supremes, Temtations, etc. ruled in the 60s. Wait the Jackson 5 came in the 70s. Theft?

Musicians are or were often playing together and would often collaborate because they like to play.

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All music takes from history, and many musicians work together for the fun.
Yes. Listen.

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To find original music you need to go back thousands of years. Most American music we listen to today, such as rock and country, find their roots in blues music. People find it hard to believe that their country music they love comes out of blues music they don't like. The only stealing going on with music is done by record companies who made a business of making money off of the creative artists. John Fogerty can't even play his own music he created with his band Creedence Clearwater Revival. The record company "owns" it through underhanded contract practices. In fact, I believe he couldn't even make new recordings for X amount of years under any other label.

I was listening to J.J. Cale back in this era. He was about as original as it gets in the modern world. He wrote music the ever so popular Eric Clapton is famous for. And it wasn't stealing. They were friends til the day JJ passed away


And another well known group did this one of his

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Here's another example from this time period. Captain & Tennille got famous off this song...

... by Willis Allen Ramsey

And he didn't need to wear a goofy captain's cap :lol:

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Haw! I saw Captain & Tennille in a little bar once upon a time. Not really by choice-I was working there and the outdoor show got moved inside. '73, I think. I musta been about 15. Darrell "The Captain" Dragoon (sp?) just passed a couple months back.

I've tried to post them links like you told other Larry to, but it don't seem to work for me.:waah:

At any rate, as for evolution, consider Crossroad Blues

Robert Johnson:

http://youtu.be/Yd60nI4sa9A

Cream:

http://youtu.be/aVH_si6N5pM

Skynyrd:

http://youtu.be/Z6wpoeL-Tbs

Adam Gussow (with a fine truck. IDK if it's his, but it's a nice one)

https://youtu.be/KeMis-B7f58

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I thought of Crossroads as a great example as well. But some of the examples get outside of the 67-72 theme this thread is dedicated to.

I was on one of your links, just typed the same title in the YouTube search box, click, same video comes up (along with a column of others), right click that title (I think you can click on picture for same result), box with option to "copy link location" comes up, tap that, right click in the thread, box with option to "paste" comes up, tap that, wipe out that "s" in https and you have it. I had it explained to me a few times, tried and sometimes worked/sometimes not. I wasn't always doing the same thing I guess. Didn't really "get it" until I ended up figuring out what it was I was doing as I did it long enough. I know that's how I am. You can explain and explain, but nothing works for me better than figuring out on my own. I am absolutely terrible at reading and following directions. You'd think I was an idiot. But I can figure things out on my own that other people don't seem to be able to. I think I'm everything from dyslexic to ADD and everything in between. But when it comes to natch'l born aptitude, I got this!

Here is a less mainstream double album that very much represents this time period to me.

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This was a popular/iconic song of the time:


Can't leave Janis Joplin out of this:

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Yeah, I get carried away sometimes:lol:

Let's see if this works:


OK, that's a little more like it. I was right clicking on the vid while it was playing instead of from the list.

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Happy 76th Birthday to Sylvester Stuart, AKA Sly Stone:

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There ya go! I keep thinking of music a tad later myself. There's the other thread not too far back. I just haven't gotten around to posting on there. Also the conversation went to stealing/covering/shadowing... kinda side tracked things. No biggie, it's all good, whatever turns you on, it's your thing do what chu wanna do. I can't tell you, who to sock it to

This 67-72 theme needs respect

Can't let it drift off to cloud 9

Take it right back to the main drag...Broadway
^ Might be a tad early. But we were listening to it!

I wouldn't exactly call it stealing. Maybe more like paying respect or paying tribute

Click on 2.55

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Wonder if they ever did find that confounded bridge...

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They come and took that bridge. Ain't nobody took nothin' to no bridge long as I been lis'nin' to songs. An' dass da twoof!!

Hey, how about this one?

Or

Or
That little guy was a tight drummer!

Ok, this '66 song slips right in there

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Wait... wait! I thought of this one but had too many up there. Now if this doesn't say 1967 nothing does. Look at those damn hippies. One or two of them aren't shaving their upper lips and their costumes don't match!! Hey, I forget, what was peppermint the code name for? :lol:

Enjoy!

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Good music for cutting out rust :lol:








And after a few beers :lol:

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Alot of stuff was recorded here in Muscle Shoals, Alabama at Fame Recording Studios. I cant for the life of me think of the songs. But im thinking a lot of what was posted was recorded here.

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1969 I was 12. My brother was 18 he influenced what I listened to . This one was one many.

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RIP, Dick Dale

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Cover of song from '72.

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T-Rex 1971.

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Booker T and The MG's 1969.

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Can't forget CDB. ...Toolin' along in my Chevrolet.