More Songs From 1967 (Bubbling Under)

As promised here is the companion thread to the just completed Round 1. 700 songs were included, but inevitably not everything could be included. Please feel free to post your favorite tracks not included in the polls.

Also I am including a poll to pick the next two years we will explore. Next we will do one year from the 80s/90s and then one year from the 60s/70s. You can select two years from each group.

Please note that the poll question should be "years" not "ears". Cannot edit, sorry.

 

That's the Bag I'm In - Fred Neil

 

A Visit To a Sad Planet - Leonard Nimoy

 

Take Me (Just As I Am) - Solomon Burke

 

To Find Out - The Keggs

 

Ferris Wheel - Superfine Dandelion

 

All Because of Him - Daisy Chain

 

Please note that you should be voting 2 (60s/70s) and 2 (80s/90s).

Blue Rol - Rahsaan Roland Kirk

 

Chicken Fat - Mel Brown

 

We're Off To See the Wizard - West Coast Workshop

 

Cocaine - John Martyn

 

Hypnotized - Linda Jones

 

Sixties: 1964/5. Eighties: 1982/6, although any two of them would be alright. I found a lot of good songs in 1987 through reading Melody Maker and the NME.

Meanwhile a notable great song from 1967 (which I posted once in another '67 thread) is Home From the Forest by Ronnie Hawkins:

 

Gave one vote to all of the 60's options. I'm hoping for a 1965 based poll. As songs from 1967 that didn't make it, I can't remember which ones that I enjoy did not make it. Did On A Quiet Night by the Association make it? I'm sure Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye by the Casinos and Nobody But Me by the Human Beinz made it too.

 

Shifting Sands - West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band

 

Vacuum Cleaner - Tintern Abbey

 

I'm Coming Home - The Deviants

 

You Don't Love Me - John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers

 

Monday Morning Blues - Mississippi John Hurt

 

For Your Precious Love - Oscar Toney, Jr.

 

They should get the Shaggs to give them some lessons.

Actually, if that's off Back From the Grave, I've got it at home.

 

Anything Goes - Harpers Bizarre

 

The Keggs & the Shaggs. That would be a great double bill!

 

Triple bill - The Keggs, The Shaggs, and The Godz.

 

One of my favorite little-known 45s from 1967, NGC-4594 "Going Home":