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1.1 The Byrds: Mr. Tambourine Man1.2 Bob Dylan: Subterranean Homesick Blues1.3 Judy Henske: High Flying Bird1.4 The Mugwumps: Here It Is Another Day1.5 We Five: You Were on My Mind1.6 The Lovin' Spoonful: Do You Believe in Magic1.7 The Beau Brummels: Sad Little Girl1.8 Sonny: Laugh at Me1.9 The Rising Sons: 2:10 Train1.10 Barry McGuire: Eve of Destruction1.11 Mouse: A Public Execution1.12 Dion: Baby, I'm in the Mood for You1.13 Simon ; Garfunkel: The Sound of Silence1.14 The Mamas ; the Papas: Got a Feelin'1.15 The Leaves: Hey Joe1.16 Tim Hardin: Hang on to a Dream1.17 Jim ; Jean: Strangers in a Strange Land1.18 The Ashes: Is There Anything I Can Do1.19 Judy Collins: Hard Lovin' Loser1.20 David Blue: Midnight Through Morning1.21 The Blue Things: Doll House1.22 Phil Ochs: I Ain't Marching1.23 Anymore (UK Single Version)1.24 The Fugs: Morning Morning1.25 Johnny Winter: Birds Can't1.26 Row Boats (Single Version)1.27 The Stone Poneys: Bicycle Song (Soon Now)1.28 The Great Society: Didn't Think So1.29 Fapardokly: Lila1.30 Blackburn ; Snow: Stranger in a Strange Land2.1 The Buffalo Springfield: For What It's Worth2.2 The Beau Brummels: I Want You2.3 The Blue Things: Desert Wind2.4 Jesse Lee Kincaid: She Sang Hymns Out of Tune2.5 Fred Neil: The Dolphins2.6 Ian ; Sylvia: Lovin' Sound2.7 Richie Havens: Handsome Johnny2.8 Tom Rush: Urge for Going2.9 (Single Version)2.10 Gene Clark: Tried So Hard2.11 Big Brother ; the Holding Company: Coo Coo2.12 Jefferson Airplane: Today2.13 Scott McKenzie: San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Flowers in Your Hair)2.14 Nico: The Fairest of the Seasons2.15 Bob Lind: English Afternoon2.16 The Rising Storm: Frozen Laughter2.17 The Youngbloods: Get Together2.18 P.F. Sloan: I Can't Help But Wonder, Elizabeth2.19 H.P. Lovecraft: The Drifter2.20 Tim Buckley: No Man Can Find the War2.21 Gordon Lightfoot: Black Day in July2.22 David Blue: Best of Your Childlike Smiles2.23 The Sunshine Company: I, to We, and Back Again2.24 Love: Alone Again or3.1 The Buffalo Springfield: Rock'n'roll Woman3.2 The Lemon Drops: Guinever3.3 Quicksilver Messenger Service: Pride of Man3.4 Dan Hicks: The Innocent Bystander3.5 Stone Country: Woman Don't You Weep3.6 Stourbridge Lion: Watch Me Walk Away3.7 Merrell Fankhauser ; H.M.S. Bounty: A Visit with Ashiya3.8 John Stewart ; Buffy Ford: Draft Age3.9 Dion: Abraham, Martin ; John3.10 Judy Collins: Both Sides Now3.11 Poco: What a Day3.12 The Gosdin Brothers: She's Gone3.13 Arlo Guthrie: Coming Into Los Angeles3.14 The Holy Modal Rounders: Bird Song3.15 The Dillards: Brother John3.16 Tom Paxton: All Night Long3.17 Steve Young: Seven Bridges Road (1969 Version)3.18 Lamb: The Odyssey of Ehram Spickor3.19 Michael Nesmith ; the First National Band: Joanne3.20 Linda Ronstadt: Long Long Time3.21 Melanie: Leftover Wine3.22 The Grateful Dead: Uncle John's Band3.23 The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band: Mr. Bojangles |
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| | Description: | Four-hour compilation of US folk-rock from the 1960s across three CDs. The most thorough compilation that has ever been assembled of a major movement that transformed popular music, including hits, rarities, and deep cuts from a huge spectrum of artists. Featuring rare tracks by Johnny Winter, David Blue and Jesse Lee Kincaid make their CD debut; includes seldom-reissued original 45 versions of songs by Phil Ochs and Tom Rush. Plus early and little known covers of songs by Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, Jackson Browne and Clarence White and landmark hits by The Byrds, Simon & Garfunkel, Bob Dylan, the Youngbloods, Judy Collins, Dion, Linda Ronstadt, the Lovin' Spoonful and others. Including overlooked obscure tracks by notables like Dan Hicks, John Stewart, Bob Lind, the Mamas & the Papas, Melanie, Gordon Lightfoot, and the Beau Brummels and obscure early outings by stars on the rise like Cass Elliot with the Mugwumps, Linda Ronstadt with the Stone Poneys, Grace Slick with the Great Society, and Janis Joplin with Big Brother & the Holding Company. Cult folk-rockers include Tim Buckley, Gene Clark, Steve Young, and Fred Neil alongside top-tier folk-rock by near-unknowns like the Blue Things, Lamb, Blackburn & Snow and Stone Country. Selected and sequenced to sonically illustrate the astonishing growth of folk-rock from 1965 to 1970, from the first hits by the Byrds and Bob Dylan through the integration of psychedelia by the likes of Jefferson Airplane and Love; the launch of the singer- songwriter genre by artists such as Richie Havens, Arlo Guthrie, P.F. Sloan, and Bob Lind; early country-rock by Poco, the Dillards, the Grateful Dead, and Mike Nesmith; and even some teen garage folk-rock rock and folk-rock novelty sides along the way. With detailed liner notes running nearly 10,000 words from Richie Unterberger, author of the two-volume 1960s folk-rock history Turn! Turn! Turn!/Eight Miles High."Jingle Jangle Morning - 1960s US Folk Rock" is a captivating CD compilation that takes listeners on a nostalgic journey through the golden era of American folk rock. Curated by Cherry Red Records, this collection brings together an eclectic mix of tracks from various influential artists who shaped the soundscape of the 1960s. The album showcases jangly guitars, poetic lyrics, and harmonious vocals characteristic of the genre, reflecting both its roots in traditional folk and its evolution into electrified rock territory. From heartfelt ballads to socially conscious anthems, each song captures the spirit and innovation that defined a transformative decade in music history. Cherry Red Records is renowned for their expertly curated reissues and compilations across genres; with decades of experience since their founding in 1978, they have become synonymous with quality releases for collectors and enthusiasts alike. | | | No. of tracks: |
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2943413CYR |
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