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3 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
concise snapshot of 60's music development on one disc,
By Michael O' "byrd nest" (Aust) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Time Life Classic Rock Rock Renaissance III (Audio CD)
I could take the easy way out and just suggest the reader simply check the tracklisting...but no - a few words are well deserved. This bargain compilation "almost" traces 60's music from around '64 up until '69...but is not loaded up with the usual/obvious tracks.
Hitting off with the original version(a bit of a rarity) of The Nashville Teens' Tobacco Road it moves & weaves its way through Nugget(y) - The Barbarians, The Sonics, The Seeds...the AM radio sounds of the Searchers, the Bobby Fuller Four....the transitionary - The Byrds(5D), Nazz & Cream....moving slowly but surely towards, lets call it FM Radio territory, The Allman Brothers, The Electric Flag, Van Morrison & Blind Faith. Special mention goes to the inclusion of Procol Harum's A Salty Dog. You can sense the 70's( the good stuff) was just around the corner. The sound is good, 22 songs in chronilogical order, interesting notes and simply a breadth of fresh air in the world of '60s compilations. Worth also checking out the other Renaissance vols. |
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