Do you recieve me?

Cool song. I'm not really familiar but I know them from that Truckers, Kickers, Cowboy Angels series.

discogs.com/release/7311107-Various-Truckers-Kickers-Cowboy-Angels-The-Blissed-Out-Birth-Of-Country-Rock-Volume-1-1966-1968

They had a folk rock hit before the byrds and continued to release classic music through all the phases of the 60s along with everybody else. one of the most underrated bands of the decade

kanye​tothe.com/threads/the-beau-brummels-thread.3550865

Yeah, you summed it up on that thread. People still talking as if TVU are still underrated meanwhile there's some great dollar bin records by people like these guys, Doug Sahm, Jerry Jeff Walker, Guy Clark or some forgotten Capitol album that hardly ever gets any attention to this day.

Even Gene is still severely unappreciated in my books...

Nah i think Frozen Warnings is tbh

kanye​tothe.com/threads/the-gene-clark-thread.3827521/#post-250226113

Ah I thought I remembered you waxing poetic about Aris Song

No

This and their Triangle two of the best albums of the decade

Amazingly comfy album cover

Also after the song after the first 1:30

Yeah the climax it starts building toward at 1:30 so life affirming

As life affirming as this monster Beatle banger

you ever heard this band? its too bad none of their stuff got released back in the day. very very heavy stuff for 1968

brutal chauvinist songs were pretty in fashion in the mid 60s (Jagger, Lennon, Dylan) but by '68 salty manlet Paul just sounds like he's mansplaining

No but

high school kids from detroit opened for some big bands when they came to town

more detroit

and speaking of detroit the MC5 released their opus this year imho

Potent solo almost Beck tier scorch

"Yes people often change, but memories of people can remain"

George finally writes something timeless and is one of the biggest steps toward "classic rock" for the whole genre really want to hear an edit with Prince's solo added on tbh

Lennon doing Yer Blues with Keef on bass, Mitchell on Drums, Clapton playing lead and Yoko wearing the pillow case some ridiculous supergroup footage

Watchtower got to be a legit contender.

Bob when he first heard the Hendrix version was probably like

Honorary Mentions:

Sunshine Of Your Love
Son Of A Preacher Man
Say A Little Prayer
Sister Ray
Blackbird
Sexy Sadie

The Rolling Stones filmed their own "Rock & Roll Circus" with some guests like Taj Mahal and Jethro Tull (and that performance above) and did a decent performance of their new little song Sympathy for the Devil (plus some other Beggars Banquet stuff) but the footage got buried for decades and it's rumoured to be because they got f***in renegaded by The Who at their own taping I can see it tbh

Of course Jimi has at least 3 contenders. Have you heard Astral Weeks yet tho? Equal to but on the opposite spectrum of Hendrix's transcendence.