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Songs from the 60s British Invasion This isn't nearly as extensive as my original list. I may add to it over time.
Most were major American hits, some were minor. All were tunes I heard during this period. The Animals House Of The Rising Sun It's My Life Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood We've Gotta Get Outta This Place Don't Bring Me Down San Franciscan Nights Monterey Sky Pilot The Bee Gees To Love Somebody New York Mining Disaster 1941 I've Got To Get A Message To You Words Cilia Black You're My World Chad & Jeremy A Summer Song Yesterday's Gone Petula Clark Downtown I Know A Place Don't Sleep in the Subway Crazy World Of Arthur Brown Fire The Dave Clark Five Glad All Over Bits and Pieces Because 
Catch Us If You Can Can't You See That She's Mine Donovan Sunshine Superman Mellow Yellow Hurdy Gurdy Man The Easybeats Friday On My Mind Marianne Faithful As Tears Go By Freddie & The Dreamers I'm Telling You Now Do the Freddie Georgie Fame & The Blue Flames Yeh, Yeh The Fortunes You've Got Your Troubles The Foundations Baby, Now That I've Found You Gerry and The Pacemakers Ferry Cross The Mersey Don't Let The Sun Catch You Crying
How Do You Do It? Herman's Hermits Mrs. Brown You've Got A Lovely Daughter I'm Henry The 8th, I Am There's A Kind Of Hush I'm Into Something Good The Hollies
Bus Stop On A Carousel Carrie Ann He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother The Kinks You Really Got Me All Day And All Of The Night Set Me Free Tired Of Waiting For You Well Respected Man, A Lola Los Bravos Black is Black Lulu To Sir With Love Manfred Mann Do Wah Diddy Diddy Come Tomorrow Pretty Flamingo The Mighty Quinn *They also have a nice version of My Little Red Book which mirrors Burt Bacharach's original recording as opposed to the version by Love. The Mindbenders A Groovy Kind of Love The Moody Blues Go Now Nights In White Satin The Nashville Teens Tobacco Road The New Vaudeville Band Winchester Cathedral Peter & Gordon A World Without Love Lady Godiva I Go To Pieces Woman P.J. Proby Niki Hoeky *Although an American, his musical career took place in England. Plus I want to list him to see if MinnieG knew that the members of Led Zeppelin were on his Three Week Hero release. Procol Harum A Whiter Shade of Pale Conquistador The Searchers Needles and Pins Love Potion Number Nine Don't Throw Your Love Away The Seekers Georgy Girl I'll Never Find Another You The Small Faces
Itchycoo Park Tin Soldier Spencer Davis Group
Gimme Some Lovin' Keep On Running I'm A Man Somebody Help Me Dusty Springfield
You Don't Have To Say You Love Me I Only Want To Be With You Wishin' And Hopin' The Swinging Blue Jeans Hippy Hippy Shake Them Gloria Here Comes The Night Mystic Eyes The Tornadoes Telstar The Tremeloes Silence Is Golden The Troggs Wild Thing Love Is All Around Unit 4+2 Concrete and Clay The Walker Brothers The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore
Make It Easy On Yourself Wayne Fontana & The Mindbenders Game Of Love Ian Whitcomb You Turn Me On The Who My Generation The Kids Are Alright I Can't Explain I Can See For Miles The Yardbirds For Your Love Heart Full Of Soul Shapes Of Things Over Under Sideways Down Jeff's Boogie The Zombies Time Of The Season She's Not There Tell Her No The list includes artists that don't normally get discussed much here. Feel free to add your own. tA  Tribal Disorder
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amazing list tA, as always. we won't find much to add I would say
oh, except for this amazing and often overlooked group of course The Rutles Hold My Hand I Must Be In Love With A Girl Like You Piggy In The Middle Cheese And Onions  Vanglorious... this is protected by the red, the black, and the green. With a key... sissy! | |
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Dancelot said: amazing list tA, as always. we won't find much to add I would say
oh, except for this amazing and often overlooked group of course The Rutles Hold My Hand I Must Be In Love With A Girl Like You Piggy In The Middle Cheese And Onions  I was talking about real groups.
Thanks, there are tons more 60s British Invasion tunes out there. 
(although some are pretty obscure) tA Tribal Disorder
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Oh look, it's my mum's record collection. It's only missing Ricky Martin and a heap of boring boybands. | |
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Ellie said: Oh look, it's my mum's record collection. It's only missing Ricky Martin and a heap of boring boybands.
(i like some boybands  ) | |
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thesexofit said: Ellie said: Oh look, it's my mum's record collection. It's only missing Ricky Martin and a heap of boring boybands.
(i like some boybands )I'm sure you don't like Westlife and G4 | |
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Hi. I don't think I can even add anything to this list that hasn't been mentioned already.
Guess who played guitar on Hurdy Gurdy Man and You Really Got Me?  [Edited 8/1/05 11:41am] "I saw a woman with major Hammer pants on the subway a few weeks ago and totally thought of you." - sextonseven | |
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Ellie said: Oh look, it's my mum's record collection. It's only missing Ricky Martin and a heap of boring boybands.
Cute 
You might want to rent one of these... 
...and this time set it for the 60s instead of the 90s (Ricky Martin's era) And if your Mum has a bunch of the tunes listed above, she's got a damn good record collection. 
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minneapolisgenius said: Guess who played guitar on Hurdy Gurdy Man and You Really Got Me?
 I can't even begin to guess who you're talking about. 
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theAudience said: minneapolisgenius said: Guess who played guitar on Hurdy Gurdy Man and You Really Got Me?
I can't even begin to guess who you're talking about.
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theAudience said: And if your Mum has a bunch of the tunes listed above, she's got a damn good record collection. I know, I just find it funny how people of that age can have all this cool stuff from their era and then stoop to complete rubbish once they hit middle age. | |
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Ellie said: thesexofit said:
(i like some boybands )I'm sure you don't like Westlife and G4 nah. I hate them and gayzone. Iam talking NKOTB, guys next door, riff to black acts like troop, new edition and jodeci. They are cool | |
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thesexofit said: Ellie said: I'm sure you don't like Westlife and G4 nah. I hate them and gayzone. Iam talking NKOTB, guys next door, riff to black acts like troop, new edition and jodeci. They are cool 
START YOUR OWN THREAD! 
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theAudience said: thesexofit said: nah. I hate them and gayzone. Iam talking NKOTB, guys next door, riff to black acts like troop, new edition and jodeci. They are cool
START YOUR OWN THREAD!
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thesexofit said: I answer questions. Only being polite. U missed out cliff richard. I guess he didn't break america Well, you politely say to your partner, "Hey, let's start our own thread."
Cliff Richard really didn't have a big hit in the U.S. until '76 with Devil Woman. tA Tribal Disorder
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theAudience said: thesexofit said: I answer questions. Only being polite. U missed out cliff richard. I guess he didn't break america Well, you politely say to your partner, "Hey, let's start our own thread."
Cliff Richard really didn't have a big hit in the U.S. until '76 with Devil Woman. tA Tribal Disorder
http://www.soundclick.com...rmusic.htm "devil women" is about the only ok clif song. That and that everly brothers duet (he did a duet with one of them anyway). I forget the name. I think it was meant to break cliff in america, but alas it didn't. | |
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What pisses me off is Because, by the Dave Clark Five cannot be found on any album. It seems all of their albums are out of print. Fuck, I love that song. It is the best Beatles cop ever. lol. All you others say Hell Yea!!  | |
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2freaky4church1 said: What pisses me off is Because, by the Dave Clark Five cannot be found on any album. It seems all of their albums are out of print. Fuck, I love that song. It is the best Beatles cop ever. lol.
Me too (hence the 5 stars)
I found it on this comp... 
...History of the Dave Clark Five tA Tribal Disorder
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Sorry TA, I read old threads alot. I saw that thread a few moths ago with your list..paligap was on it as well, I can't find it now though. I've gone back since the start.  | |
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theAudience said: The Zombies
Time Of The Season She's Not There Tell Her No I love The Zombies! I wish they'd managed to keep it together as a group longer than they did. They had the musical potential to stick around for a long while. | |
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lilgish said: Sorry TA, I read old threads alot. I saw that thread a few moths ago with your list..paligap was on it as well, I can't find it now though. I've gone back since the start.
Thanks for making the effort. 
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British Invasion rock is probably my favourite era of music - but I can't think of much to add to your list, so I'll just make a couple of comments:
The Tremeloes Silence Is Golden I also really love The Tremeloes version of Cat Stevens' Here Comes My Baby - and Stevens' version of it is really good as well. Seriously - I'm not being sarcastic. The Walker Brothers
The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore One of my favourite recordings of all time - you could call it a great Righteous Brothers rip-off, but I actually think it's better than anything the Righteous Brothers recorded. I put this song on every mix cd I make, and people always rave about it. [Edited 8/1/05 13:18pm] | |
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RipHer2Shreds said: theAudience said: The Zombies
Time Of The Season She's Not There Tell Her No I love The Zombies! I wish they'd managed to keep it together as a group longer than they did. They had the musical potential to stick around for a long while. That is strange as wide open as the 60s were. Their records got played but the public only latched onto the hits. Maybe they were too adventurous even for the 60s (hard to believe). 
An indication where they might have headed could be some of the Argent material. tA Tribal Disorder
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I loved that programme last year counting down the most successful singles acts in the UK charts, and The Beatles stumbled in the lower half of the Top 10 and Cliff Richard beat Elvis to #1 | |
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thesexofit said: "devil women" is about the only ok clif song. That and that everly brothers duet (he did a duet with one of them anyway). I forget the name. I think it was meant to break cliff in america, but alas it didn't. I really like We Don't Talk Anymore  [Edited 8/1/05 13:59pm] | |
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damosuzuki said: British Invasion rock is probably my favourite era of music - but I can't think of much to add to your list, so I'll just make a couple of comments:
The Tremeloes Silence Is Golden I also really love The Tremeloes version of Cat Stevens' Here Comes My Baby - and Stevens' version of it is really good as well. Seriously - I'm not being sarcastic. The Walker Brothers
The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore One of my favourite recordings of all time - you could call it a great Righteous Brothers rip-off, but I actually think it's better than anything the Righteous Brothers recorded. I but this song on every mix cd I make, and people always rave about it. The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore is a great song.
I should have noted that this is another American act (like P.J. Proby) who had their biggest musical success in England. Gotta check into the Tremeloes / Cat Stevens versions of Here Comes My Baby. 
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damosuzuki said: thesexofit said:
"devil women" is about the only ok clif song. That and that everly brothers duet (he did a duet with one of them anyway). I forget the name. I think it was meant to break cliff in america, but alas it didn't. I really like We Don't Talk Anymore [/quote]
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minneapolisgenius said:
Hi. I don't think I can even add anything to this list that hasn't been mentioned already.
Guess who played guitar on Hurdy Gurdy Man and You Really Got Me?
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u had to bring my favorite song by thr foundadtions in there...
baaaaaby... now that i found you i cant let u go | |
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damosuzuki said: I really like We Don't Talk Anymore
Don't hide, I like it also. Along with Suddenly (the duet with Olivia Newton-John) tA Tribal Disorder
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