DON'T MISS OUR SUMMER
OF LOVE GRAB BAG....
and help kids and flower children of this generation
As 1967 television (Star Trek) and movies (The Graduate) reflected a new spirit of idealism (and a lot of questioning by young people), so did the music, some of it coming from a folk tradition, some a harder rock edge with roots in everything from blues to a new sound born of the Beach Boys Pet Sounds the year before and continued by the Beatles with Sgt. Pepper.....
Music reflected the growing domestic conflict of the War in Vietnam,
"Progressive" rock radio, playing album cuts, flourished in cities like New
The Beatles "Strawberry Fields Forever" sparked a mystery when people
Artists who had performed in the mid-June, 1967 Monterey International Pop
1967 also saw the spectacular emergence of The Doors and their mega-hit, "Light |
The Monkees (Daydream Believer, Pleasant Valley Sunday)
The Doors (The Doors, Light My Fire, Strange Days)
Aretha Franklin (Respect)
Steppenwolf
The Young Rascals (Groovin')
The Mamas & Papas (Creeque Alley, Words of Love, Dedicated To One I Love)
The Turtles (Happy Together)
The Byrds
The Association (Windy, Never My Love)
The Jefferson Airplane (Surrealistic Pillow, Somebody to Love, White Rabbit)
Peter, Paul and Mary (Album 1700)
Buckinghams (Kind of a Drag)
The Supremes (The Happening)
Scott McKenzie (San Francisco: Wear Some Flowers In Your Hair)
Rolling Stones (Ruby Tuesday)
Strawberry Alarm Clock (Incense and Peppermint)
The Cowsills (The Rain, The Park and Other Things)
Jimi Hendrix
Bob Dylan
Buffalo Springfield (For What It's Worth)
The 5th. Dimension (Up, Up & Away)
Electric Prunes (I Had Too Much to Dream Last Night)
Bill Cosby (Revenge)
The Who (I Can See For Miles)
Laura Nyro
The Beatles (Sgt.Pepper, All You Need is Love, Penny Lane)
Frankie Valli and 4 Seasons (Can't Take My Eyes Off You)
The Boxtops (The Letter)
To Sir With Love (Lulu)
Procol Harum (Whiter Shade of Pale)
Tommy James & The Shondells (I Think We're Alone Now)