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1967

1967

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#	Song Title	Artist	Album	Yr.	Buy

1	For What It's Worth	Buffalo Springfield	Buffalo Springfield	1967
2	My Back Pages	Byrds, The	Younger Than Yesterday	1967
3	Wear Your Love Like Heaven	Donovan	Wear Your Love Like Heaven	1967
4	Flowers In The Rain	Move, The	Move, The	1968
5	Get Together	Youngbloods, The	Youngbloods, The	1967
6	"Fish" Cheer, The/I-Feel-Like-I'm-Fixin'-To-Die Rag	Country Joe & The Fish	I-Feel-Like-I'm-Fixin'-To-Die	1967
7	All Along The Watchtower	Dylan, Bob	John Wesley Harding	1967
8	Ode To Billie Joe	Gentry, Bobbi	Ode To Billie Joe	1967
9	Different Drum	Stone Poneys, The (With Linda Ronstadt)	Evergreen, Vol. 2	1967
10	Windy	Association, The	Insight Out	1967
11	Bend Me, Shape Me	American Breed, The	[Single]	1967
12	I Think We're Alone Now	James, Tommy & The Shondells	I Think We're Alone Now	1967
13	Incense And Peppermints	Strawberry Alarm Clock	Incense And Peppermints	1967
14	Green Tambourine	Lemon Pipers, The	Green Tambourine	1967
15	Judy In Disguise (With Glasses)	Fred, John & His Playboy Band	[Single]	1968
16	Good Vibrations	Beach Boys, The	Smiley Smile	1967
17	Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band	Beatles, The	Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band	1967
18	Happy Together	Turtles, The	Happy Together	1967
19	Pleasant Valley Sunday	Monkees, The	Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones, Ltd.	1967
20	Sunday Will Never Be The Same	Spanky & Our Gang	Spanky And Our Gang	1967
21	Come On Down To My Boat	Every Mother's Son	Every Mother's Son	1967
22	On A Carousel	Hollies, The	[Single]	1967
23	Spooky	Classics IV, The	[Single]	1967
24	I Heard It Through The Grapevine	Knight, Gladys & The Pips	Everybody Needs Love	1967
25	Letter, The	Box Tops, The	Letter, The/Neon Rainbow	1967

26	People Get Ready	Chambers Brothers, The	Time Has Come, The	1967
27	Little Bit Of Soul	Music Explosion	Little Bit Of Soul	1967
28	Sweet Soul Music	Conley, Arthur	Sweet Soul Music	1967
29	Chain Of Fools	Franklin, Aretha	Aretha: Lady Soul	1968
30	I Was Made To Love Her	Wonder, Stevie	I Was Made To Love Her	1967
31	Soul Man	Sam & Dave	Soul Men	1967
32	Expressway To Your Heart	Soul Survivors, The	When The Whistle Blows Anything Goes	1967
33	Groovin'	Rascals, The	Groovin'	1967
34	Tell Mama	James, Etta	[Single]	1967
35	Out Of Time	Rolling Stones, The	Flowers	1967
36	Alone Again Or	Love	Forever Changes	1967
37	Lucifer Sam	Pink Floyd	Piper At The Gates Of Dawn, The	1967
38	Dear Mr. Fantasy	Traffic	Mr. Fantasy	1967
39	Nights In White Satin	Moody Blues, The	Days Of Future Passed	1967
40	Manic Depression	Hendrix, Jimi	Are You Experienced?	1967
41	Whiter Shade Of Pale	Procol Harum	Procol Harum	1967
42	People Are Strange	Doors, The	Strange Days	1967
43	Somebody To Love	Jefferson Airplane	Surrealistic Pillow	1967
44	Nobody But Me	Human Beinz, The	Nobody But Me	1967
45	Down On Me	Big Brother & The Holding Company	Big Brother & The Holding Company	1967
46	I Can See For Miles	Who, The	Who Sell Out, The	1967
47	Itchycoo Park	Small Faces, The	There Are But Four Small Faces	1967
48	When I Was Young	Animals, The	[Single]	1967
49	Strange Brew	Cream	Disraeli Gears	1967
50	I'm Waiting For The Man	Velvet Underground, The	Velvet Underground & Nico, The	1967

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03/02/2012 05:22 PM

Auxerre

Good list for one of the best years in Rock and Roll. I'd take "All Tomorrow's Parties" from the first Velvet Underground album over "I'm Waiting for the Man" ("Sunday Morning," too) and how do you not include something from Moby Grape's first album? Every song is wonderful.