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Paul Revere & The Raiders - Kicks (Rare clip, in color)by SixtiesPopGold38,690 views- 2:05
Out and aboutby wrestlerx12313,755 views
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SOFT MACHINE - Theatre De La Musique 1970by VERNIXX309,547 views
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- 1:34
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- 2:58
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Herman's Hermits - Listen People (Cool movie clip)by SixtiesPopGold16,817 views
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Willy Nelson - Jump Back (1965)by nyrainbow233,888 views
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- 3:18
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- 2:31
Paul Revere & The Raiders - Kicks [BEST quality] (Live, 1966)by SixtiesPopGold85,885 views
- 2:31
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- 2:41
Shangri-Las - Love You More Than Yesterdayby Brent44140,690 views
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Animals - Baby Let Me Take You Home [Very Good(+) quality]by SixtiesPopGold7,308 views
still very good! (and different from the mainstream!). And listen to the lyrics!
amriirma 2 years ago
Love it! Very psychedelic.
emdotambient 4 years ago
Nice historical detail there. Interesting.
y00n00b 5 years ago
The song's title is "Soon, Soon, Soon" and its composer is Kevin Ayers, the guitarist and singer in this version. It was recorded by Ayers in Sept 1969 for release as a single, but it remained unavailable until it appeared in 1976 on a compilation of Ayers' odd ditties on the EMI Harvest label, entitled, oddly enough, "Odd Ditties." Ayers was usually billed as the bass player for the (early) Softs, so this document of his appearance with an electric 12-string guitar is a pleasant revelation.
boerm 5 years ago
this appears on the album BBC 67
whistenfusticus 5 years ago
This is very early pre-jazz Soft Matchine. Pink Floid and Soft Machine were at some of the same shows (early years). Note the Barrett influence in this song. I'm not sure if this song made it on any of Soft Machine's records. What a find! Good thing they went jazz later on.
wfd57fatman 5 years ago
Trippy!!!
Blitzkrieg1701 5 years ago
who the hell is that?
I don't like this!*lol*
That's mad!!!^^
sammyVE 5 years ago
never heard this song
kofferfisch 5 years ago
awesome, i wonder if they ever did a video for anything from ONE
nucleartrashbag 5 years ago