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My Record Collection - 1960s Pop, Sunshine Pop, and Bubblegum Albums

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Uploaded by on May 28, 2009

THE RECORDS:

1) Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart -- Test Patterns (A&M 1967)
2) Left Banke -- Walk Away Renee/Pretty Ballerina (Smash 1967)
3) Blades of Grass -- Are Not for Smoking (Jubilee 1967)
4) Sunshine Company -- Happy Is (Imperial 1967)
5) Sunshine Company (Imperial 1968)
6) Every Mother's Son (MGM 1967)
7) Every Mother's Son -- Back (MGM 1967)
8) Friend and Lover -- Reach out of the Darkness (Verve 1968)
9) American Breed -- Pumpkin, Powder, Scarlet and Green (Acta 1968)
10) Association -- Birthday (Warner Bros. 1968)
11) Tommy James and the Shondells -- Crimson and Clover (Roulette 1968)
12) Clique (White Whale 1969)
13) 1910 Fruitgum Company -- 1,2,3 Red Light (Buddah 1968)
14) Ohio Express -- Chewy, Chewy (Buddah 1969)
15) Lemon Pipers -- Green Tambourine (Buddah 1968)
16) Grass Roots -- Let's Live for Today (Dunhill 1967)
17) Rose Garden (Atco 1968)
18) Ola and the Janglers -- Let's Dance/What a Way to Die (GNP Crescendo 1969)
19) Neon Philharmonic -- The Moth Confesses (Warner Bros. 1969)
20) Free Design -- Stars/Time/Bubbles/Love (Project 3 1970)
21) Spanky and Our Gang -- Without Rhyme or Reason b/w Anything You Choose (Mercury 1969)
22) Yellow Payges -- Volume 1 (UNI 1969)
23) crabby Appleton (Elektra 1970)
24) Raspberries (Capitol 1972)

THE SONGS:

1) Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart -- "Out and About"
2) Sunshine Company -- "Back on the Street Again"
3) Friend and Lover -- "Reach out of the Darkness"
4) Clique -- "Sugar on Sunday"
5) Grass Roots -- "Let's Live for Today"
6) Rose Garden -- "Next Plane to London"
7) Spanky and Our Gang -- "And She's Mine"
8) Crabby Appleton -- "Go Back"
9) Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart -- "I Wonder What She's Doing Tonight"

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  • i live right across the river from Parkersburg and i never knew that!

  • Belpre? I lived in Athens for 3 years when I was going to graduate school and used to drive through Belpre on my way to Marietta / Rt. 77.

  • spanky and the gang is really good advanced stuff !..you must give me the crabby appleton lp ...btw

  • You can grab Crabby on CD for about twelve bucks...

  • Even more rare this song was being played in a movie starring a 19 yr. old Helen Mirren and James Mason in 1969.

  • which song?

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  • I love that Free Design album cover. Records are wonderful. Like an interactive artistic time capsule. I love seeing them. Thanks.

  • @myrecordcollection no, Marietta.:D

  • I have ALL of them (not kidding) ;)

    and a lot more.... been collecting

    for the past 30 years and bought

    internationally.

  • Once considered "guilty pleasure" music (you were supposed to like Beatles/Stones/Doors/Hendrix/V­an Morrison), these are an affordable alternative to the others. These are sort of the bands who wanted to rock but didn't want to indulge on LSD or pot, so I like to call this "soft hippie" music, and some of this evolved into the soft rock/AOR of the '70s and '80s.

  • I'm happy to say I have a bunch of these!!! :) Rock on brother

  • There seems to be price guides out there for every other form of music,but none on any of these.And I am still wondering why? It's not that there isn't any collectors of Sunshine Pop,Bubblegum,,or Power Pop out there,because worldwide there is a ton of collectors out there who collect and buy it.I know that I do,and would love to see a price guide on them.So what gives?

  • Thank you so much for sharing your collection.There really needs to be a price guide for Sunshine Pop,Bubblegum,and Power Pop,so that people who collect music from these genres know how much their records of these artists are worth in value,and also for artists of these genres who are more obscure than the ones that you talked about here.There really needs to be a 45,and an LP price guide on these music gfenres.

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