700+ mixes with tracks by “Steely+Dan”

CAUTION: The maker of this mix is not responsible for any foot tapping, head bobbing, booty shakin', or any other good feelings inspired by these nostalgic sounds. Listen at your own risk.

A mix of songs from the late '60's through today that feature drums that are fun to play along with, sing along and rock to. Put on your headphones or sit down at your kit and play! These are not hard bashing fast drums on these songs but expressive drums. Lots of Zeppelin, Jackson Browne, Claplon, The Who and Katy Perry!

Easy listening from the late 60's - early 70's. Summer of love B)

75 songs perfect for relaxing and smoking a joint. You will be chilling in no time. Rock lovers rejoice.

When you want summer so bad but it's still spring and there is lots of waiting around.

Continuing with my era-specific series, now I'm looking at arguably my favorite era of music, 1971-1973 in Los Angeles. This era was experimental, poppy, sugar-sweet (hence dessert), and wonderful, driven by advances in studio quality and the investment big labels were making in talented artists. List includes Van Dyke Parks, Harry Nilsson and Randy Newman.

Countdown the best songs of 1973 from 100-#1!(plus one more bonus track) 104 tracks in all including music by David Bowie, Led Zeppelin, and The Temptations. Accompanies: http://nc17soundtraxxx.blogspot.com/2012/04/top-100-songs-of-1973.html

Music taken from 'Guitar Hero' 1,2 & 3

Over 100 Songs from 1973. The countdown from 160-101 + Over 40 alternate tracks left off the top 100. Many genres, songs keep getting better towards end. Features: Pink Floyd, Stooges, Led Zeppelin. Accompanies: http://nc17soundtraxxx.blogspot.com/2012/04/top-songs-of-1973.html

Are you a drummer? Do you just like impressive drums? Are you a generic person who just likes music and, hey, drums aren't bad? Well this is the mix for you. A list of just over 100 songs featuring some of the greatest drummers ever at their best. Enjoy.

Over 100 songs. The Doors, David Bowie, T. Rex. http://nc17soundtraxxx.blogspot.com/2012/04/other-mixes.html

We gonna back. Back to when radio stations played it all.No separate special lists for different types of music.Just real good music playing thru the air. Dick Clark was a "primary force in legitimizing music to America's whole population. The show gave music artists their first exposure to national audiences, Ike and Tina Turner, Stevie Wonder, and Simon & Garfunkel. His shows were among the first where blacks and whites performed on the same stage and the audience seating was desegregated.