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3 HOURS of LATE 60s/EARLY 70s PSYCHEDELIC ROCK/BLUES ROCK/MUSIC TO GET STONED TO, ENJOY

2.5M views · Jan 8, 2021 · Music

Hani Ismail

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@HaniJIsmail · 4 years ago (edited) · pinned
Track list! (As Requested by Mr. David Smith) Tales of Brave Ulysses - Cream I'm so glad - Cream Born on the Bayou - Creedence Clearwater Revival Deep purple - the painter (a really great song from mk1 purple) Gotta get to know you - Foghat (I highly recommend listening to the whole 1972 debut album! if you haven't already) I'll be Creepin' - Free (this band is so much more than "All Right Now" I love the Bass playing in this, and if you do too then I recommend listening to "Mr. Big" by the same band) Inside Looking Out - Grand Funk Railroad (This is a great cover of an Animals song, I feel like the whole Red Album by GFR has a "Fuzz" sound reminiscent of Early Punk music, which makes sense as they were from Detroit as well! Mark Farner comes up with all kinds of heavy sounding riffs in this album which is a must listen for any Blues Rock connoisseur.) Dazed and Confused - Led Zeppelin (You probably already know that but have you heard the 30 minute live version?) A House is not a Motel - Love (The whole "Forever Changes" Album is must listen material) On the Road Again - Canned Heat Soul Sacrifice - Santana (Sounds like a live version, I'm not sure where its exactly from maybe someone will know) Sunday Night - Savoy Brown (This is an underrated track by and underrated band, check them out!! I'd start with Hellbound train and then explore their other albums) Hellbound Train - Savoy Brown Don't Step on the Grass, Sam - Steppenwolf I Feel So Good - Taste (Live at the Isle of Wight '70) Just listen to the whole concert if you liked this one, and be sure to check out Rory Gallagher's solo- albums) I can't keep from Crying Sometimes - Ten Years After (Great blues rock band from the era, my favorite album is Undead but I also love Live albums) Eight Miles High - The Byrds (you probably already know this one, but have you heard their lengthy live Jam that is loosely based around this song?) Waitin' For the Wind - Spooky Tooth (British Blues Rock GOLD right here, check out the whole album it's called Spooky Two I believe.) Psychotic Reaction - Count Five (I've always loved this track, but my friends think it sounds like a Beatles song, I beg to differ. Kinda reminiscent of the 13th floor elevators) Ball and Chain - Big Brother and the holding Co. (Janis Joplin kills it in this performance!) Teacher - Jethro Tull I'm Your Captain - Grand Funk Railroad Sabbra Caddabra - Black Sabbath (Sabbath's music is just made for getting stoned to! I love almost all of their albums even the ones the critics hate!) And the Address - Deep Purple (Mk1) Season of the Witch - Donovan (For some people this song might be overplayed due to it being in many commericials, in that case check out the version with Steven Stills on guitar and Al Kooper on Keys) Ghost Song - The Doors/Jim Morrison (Oh my, I forgot about this one.) Spoonful - Ten Years After (I also thoroughly enjoy the live version by Cream) Swalbr - Cream Long Cool Woman - The hollies (I actually found out that this song has got popular again by it being on Tiktok, I made this video before that so please forgive me if it sounds overplayed) The Pusher - Steppenwolf Slow Ride - Foghat (Overplayed I know but so good! Love the bass playing and the slide guitar solo!) American Woman - The Guess Who ( another overplayed song but not many people have heard the whole version that was on the LP so here it is) Update Summer 2026, I never thought this would have reached so many people. This is something I just made during the pandemic, if I would do it again today it would be totally different but during the lockdown days in that moment, this was the playlist of my life.
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@robertodell8900 · 2 years ago
I am in my 75 year. This brings back memories of old friends and good times. I think I will roll one up, ✌️.
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@laserbeam002 · 2 years ago
This music may be old but it is a thousand times better than the crap we have today. Thank you for posting.
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@deneseiB · 2 years ago (edited)
There will never be music as great as they made in the 60s & 70s. It was the best time to be a teenager~ 😙👌💨🤩💖🎶✌
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@JackieBowman-b9t · 2 years ago
I'm 65 and i still love the old music like this
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@andrevillemaire5561 · 2 years ago
As soon as the first song started playing i smiled, man our music was the best .
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@majidkinani2492 · 10 days ago
❤ Merci beaucoup pour tout ces souvenirs de mon enfance j' ai tout écouté avec quelques armes au yeux vous m'avez rajeuni de 50ans aujourd'hui j' ai 71 ans merci encore pour ce partage de PAIX et d Amour et de Joie Majid.❤
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@blowingrocket · 1 year ago
Born in 1935, was at App. State on and off 1955-1973.  Was present at the end of the Beat Era and the beginning of the Hippie era, and its end.  Really became alive during those times.  Smoked weed, and dropped Orange Sunshine in 1967.  Finally felt that belonged.  In 1967, the  Vietnam Vets  arrived at ASU, and with them, came a flood of dope, Weed to Saigon White.  Many of those Vets were really fucked up in the head, by what they had done, and seen. Now many are gone.  God, how I miss and remember those sweet times.
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@mikeg2924 · 2 years ago
Sooner or later we all have to leave this planet, but I'm grateful for my time here. Thanks for the music!
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@Edgar-r7d · 2 years ago
60 and 70 rock music was the best. Classics the will last forever...
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@davespeicher5667 · 3 months ago
72 years young and still listening to the best music ever laid down...
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@LeonardGarcia-by3vu · 2 years ago
63 year old veteran cosmic rocker here and I love this compilation thanks for the time and effort you put into getting this together
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