Various - Remembering The Sixties 1969 album flac
Performer: VariousTitle: Remembering The Sixties 1969
Style: Beat, Ballad, Pop Rock, Vocal
Released: 2009
MP3 album: 1374 mb
FLAC album: 1381 mb
Rating: 4.5
Other formats: MIDI XM AA MP3 MP4 AC3 MOD
Genre: Rock / Pop
Various – Remembering The Sixties 1969. Label: Reader's Digest – RDCD 6661-3. CD1 Something In The Air - Greatest Hits Of 1969. I Heard It Through The Grapevine. CD3 Cloud Nine - Groovy Sounds Of 1969.
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Album: Remembering The Sixties, Volume 1. 0. 1.
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Remembering the sixties. We all have a lifetime of memories, some bad, some good Some we'd change if we could. Like the passing of a loved one that left us behind Yet we still see their face in our mind. A joke, a laughter, a smile or two These are things that we once knew. Going to a party or a community dance and wearing Those Bell Bottom pants. We are now called Baby Boomers from the sixties Who got high on Acid, Pot and Whiskey. Then came the biggest event of that time " WOODSTOCK " Where everyone got blind
The first lasted from 1962 to 1969, when it was located at 69 Duke Street, near Grosvenor Square. Its second incarnation lasted from 1983 to 1985 at 21 Cork Street, near the Royal Academy of Arts. Robertson called the Dine indecency affair one of those silly little vendettas that went on in the Sixties. In early 1967 came the drug bust at Richards’s home, but before Fraser was convicted and sent to prison, he art directed the famous cover of the Beatles’ Sgt.
Tracklist
| CD1 Something In The Air - Greatest Hits Of 1969 | ||
| 1-1 | –Marvin Gaye | I Heard It Through The Grapevine |
| 1-2 | –Canned Heat | Going Up The Country |
| 1-3 | –Scott Walker | Lights Of Cincinnati |
| 1-4 | –The Hollies | He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother |
| 1-5 | –Glen Campbell | Galveston |
| 1-6 | –Elvis Presley | Suspicious Minds |
| 1-7 | –The Archies | Sugar, Sugar |
| 1-8 | –Herman's Hermits | My Sentimental Friend |
| 1-9 | –Lulu | Boom Bang-A-Bang |
| 1-10 | –Joe Dolan | Make Me An Island |
| 1-11 | –Cilla Black | Surround Yourself With Sorrow |
| 1-12 | –Cliff Richard And Hank Marvin | Throw Down A Line |
| 1-13 | –Engelbert Humperdinck | The Way It Used To Be |
| 1-14 | –Jethro Tull | Living In The Past |
| 1-15 | –Peter Sarstedt | Where Do You Go To My Lovely |
| 1-16 | –Zager And Evans* | In The Year 2525 (Exordium And Terminus) |
| 1-17 | –Jim Reeves | When two Worlds Collide |
| 1-18 | –Simon And Garfunkel* | The Boxer |
| 1-19 | –Joe South | Games People Play |
| 1-20 | –Thunderclap Newman | Something In The Air |
| CD2 Everybody's Talk | ||
| 2-1 | –Hugo Montenegro, His Orchestra And Chorus | The Good The Bad And The Ugly |
| 2-2 | –Nilsson* | Everybody's Talkin' |
| 2-3 | –Dusty Springfield | Am I The Same Girl |
| 2-4 | –Diana Ross And The Supremes With The Temptations | I Second That Emotion |
| 2-5 | –Microbe | Groovy Baby |
| 2-6 | –Des O'Connor | Dick-A-Dum-Dum (King's Road) |
| 2-7 | –Dick Emery | If You Love Her |
| 2-8 | –Karen Young | Nobody's Child |
| 2-9 | –Malcom Roberts | Love Is All |
| 2-10 | –Ron Goodwin | 'Battle Of Britain' Theme |
| 2-11 | –Henry Mancini And His Orchestra And Chorus | Love Theme From 'Romeo & Juliet' |
| 2-12 | –Clodagh Rodgers | Goodnight Midnight |
| 2-13 | –The Beach Boys | I Can Hear Music |
| 2-14 | –Paul Jones | Aquarius |
| 2-15 | –Spike Milligan | The Q5 Piano Tune |
| 2-16 | –Oliver | Good Morning Starshine |
| 2-17 | –Marmalade* | Reflections Of My Life |
| 2-18 | –Status Quo | The Price Of Love |
| 2-19 | –The Byrds | Ballad Of Easy Rider |
| 2-20 | –Johnny Cash | A Boy Named Sue |
| CD3 Cloud Nine - Groovy Sounds Of 1969 | ||
| 3-1 | –Harry J. All Stars | Liquidator |
| 3-2 | –Johnny Nash | Cupid |
| 3-3 | –The Temptations | Cloud Nine |
| 3-4 | –Steam | Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye |
| 3-5 | –Sly And The Family Stone* | Everyday People |
| 3-6 | –Chicken Shack | I'd Rather Go Blind |
| 3-7 | –Blood, Sweat And Tears | You've Made Me So Very Happy |
| 3-8 | –Manfred Mann | Ragamuffin man |
| 3-9 | –The Tremeloes | (Call Me) Number One |
| 3-10 | –Roy Orbison | Penny Arcade |
| 3-11 | –Tom Jones | Love Me Tonight |
| 3-12 | –The Foundations | In The Bad, Bad Old Days (Before You Loved Me) |
| 3-13 | –The Cuff Links | Tracy |
| 3-14 | –Isley Brothers* | Behind A Painted Smile |
| 3-15 | –The Upsetters | Return Of Django |
| 3-16 | –Four Tops | Do What You Gotta Do |
| 3-17 | –Stevie Wonder | Yester-Me, Yester-You, Yesterday |
| 3-18 | –Diana Ross And The Supremes | I'm Livin' In Shame |
| 3-19 | –Marv Johnson | I'll Pick A Rose For My Rose |
| 3-20 | –Marvin Gaye And Tammi Terrell* | The Onion Song |
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Barcode: 5 380110 000004
