71 mixes with tracks by “Sir+Douglas+Quintet”

May 19, 2012

100 fab, groovy, boss, gear, choice, so fine tracks for my Pop music class - dancing, surfing, Wall of Sound, Motown, teenage symphonies, the Beatles, British Invasion, and other bitchin' and narly tunes.

FAR OUT! 100 groovy, righteous, right on tunes from deep in the heart of the 60s - Dylan and the Folk Boom, Soul, San Francisco sound, Psychedelia, Garage Band Nuggets, Hendrix - put a flower in your hair, light up an electric banana, put on your love beads, something's in the air.

Southern soul, blues, and R&B to help get your ass up and moving. If something happens, feel free to name it after me.

"Smoking" classic rock tracks

19 tunes from the soundtrack of the music geek's favourite movie.

First mix one month after moving to New Orleans...24 tracks to remove to haze from the brain, act as hair of the dog and get you shakin' your tail feather and lovin it. Wanda Jackson, The Black Keys, The Kinks, Raphael Saadiq

Definitely old school country flair here but much more in store than that. Filled with a lot of great tracks this mix provides quite a satisfying listen. When all is said and done--you the listener will have had a lot of fun. Twenty-six tracks featuring Waylon Jennings, Merle Haggard, and the Rolling Stones.

The secret history of rock and roll as told by 18 garage bands from 1965 to 1968 including The Sonics, Paul Revere & The Raiders, and The Count Five.

I wouldn't say smoking is a prerequisite for this mix but it sure doesn't hurt the experience. Don't criticize it. Twenty-one tracks including music by Peter Tosh, Black Sabbath, and David Bowie.

Hits all the right notes and is a really fun listen to boot. If you're even somewhat prone to daydreaming you might enjoy this one. You'll be doin' fine...Twenty-Two tracks featuring Creedence Clearwater Revival, John Scofield, and Cake.

Feels good to listen to a mix that's mighty tight--especially when it hits your brain just right. Twenty-one tracks featuring Jerry Lee Lewis, Jurassic 5, and Funkadelic.