Yung Doug Sahm he was destined

almost forgot to put this stunner b-side on my list

Appreciate you taking time and making these playlists @OP

wasnt sure if anybody actually used them

this was released as a single b side in 68? i just have it as part of album in 69

nah this is like a time machine found a lot of good gems through em keep em coming

yeah one of my favourites of his ballads

yeah theres alot which years you check out?

cant find a cool picture of Phil May had alot of swagger but also was not photogenic

Right now I'm listening to the 1962 as we speak I'm checking out 60's sounds

those weird rock and roll middle years still had bangers

groupies didnt know if they were gonna have seks or get turned into a zombie when they went backstage at a Dr John show

did i murder?

(DID I MURDAH?)

lowkey think Gilded Splinters backup singer chick wailing about murder had to have influenced Gimme Shelter @twinkletoez

:mystery:

missed Kristoffersons first single last year

getting v cramped

yeah this is very good Del is one of the guys who turned out to have the most gems earlier in the decade and ive become a stan so good looking out. couldn't find the torrent for it but got spotify now so.

have you guys told me about this before @rise_zero @RVI

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Childhood%27sEnd(album)

i remembering reading of its existence but i never listened and idk if its supposed to be any good

@Koala’s brought it up a few times. All Ulver is worth a shot tbh

@op

cool bossa nova vibe or whatever

another banger from the argies

I like what I've heard from Chile, Brazil and Puerto Rico more this year whqt about Peru and Colombia

for rock? apparently it never got quite as big in colombia for some reason so they didnt have as many bands. at least not this far back especially (theres a big 90s one). Peru had a few but not too many even tho rock was/is very popular there

also i think for a lot of these countries the health of the scene was really determined by the dictatorships and s*** like that. like mexico had some good s*** in early 70s but the government banned rock and it had to go totally underground for like a decade. the mexican woodstock equivalent scared the s*** out of them. seems like all the countries had to have their rock musicians flee the country at one point

that netflix doc was very illuminating for the cultural/political contexts

Los Shains is the other band my friend told me about, I already told him i knew Los Saicos and they are very proud of them. Los Shains debut was alright, looks like in 1968 they just made an album covering english songs in spanish

it kinda seems like all those rough young garage bands down there worshipped the Byrds more than anyone besides Beatles. interesting. maybe some of the other big ones were just a bit harder to copy