Your Favourite albums from 1967 (not from US/UK)

Obscure/unknown treasures from around the globe?

 

Germany:


Peter Brotzmann - For Adolphe Sax

Canada:


Intersystems - Number One

 

Tages/Studio (Sweden)

The Paupers/Magic People (Canada)

The Easybeats/Good Friday (Australia)

 

Caetano Veloso debut.

 

Jobim - Wave

 

"Greetings from Grollo" is a 1967 LP by archetypal NL blues rock band Cuby + Blizzards:

 

Petit Taureau - Claude Nougaro

Ad Ogni Costo - Ennio Morricone
Anna - Serge Gainsbourg
L'Avventuriero - Ennio Morricone
Chante Baudelaire - Léo Ferré
Les Demoiselles De Rochefort - Michel Legrand
Wave - Tom Jobim

 

The Dream - Get Dreamy



Sincerely
Trond

 

The Golden Earrings / Winter Harvest (Netherlands)

 

MAGIC PEOPLE (The Paupers) from Canada

 

A Certain Smile, A Certain Sadness - Astrud Gilberto with Walter Wanderley's Organ Trio

Produced by Creed Taylor as a small group jazz record, rather than heavily orchestrated pop

Brazilian musicians, half sung in English, half in Portuguese.
Recorded and released in US [oops, never mind]

 

Antonio Carlos Jobim - Wave
Armando Manzanero - A mi amor...con mi amor
Astrud Gilberto - Beach Samba
Perrey & Kingsley - Kaleidoscopic Vibrations

 

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Francoise Hardy - "ma jeunesse fout le camp..."
Françoise Hardy - Ma Jeunesse Fout Le Camp

 

"Club Ska '67"

Various - Club Ska '67

 

If anyone knows which is the best CD version of this classic, please let me know.

 

Nara Leão - Nara (1967)

 

Astrud Gilberto - Beach Samba
Octeto Cesar Camargo Mariano - s/t
Mario Castro Neves & Samba SA - s/t
Claudette Soares - s/t
Elza Soares - Elza, Miltinho e Samba
Elza Soares - O Maximo em Samba
Caetano Veloso & Gal Costa - Domingo
Vinicius/Caymmi - No ZUM ZUM com Quarteto em Cy
Chico Buarque De Hollanda Vol 2
Dom Salvador Trio - s/t

 

Great psych album, their second "Ellis Island" is pretty good too.
The Paupers_ Magic people (1967) full album

Blues Section (Finland)

Their 1967 non album singles are even better:

Blues Section & Jim Pembroke - Call Me On Your Telephone

 

The Dubliners A Drop Of The Hard Stuff
The Dubliners More Of The Hard Stuff

First two albums on Major Minor by Irish folk / ballad group. Both hit Top Ten in the UK album charts, and their combined weeks on the album chart in 1967 (according to the first book of British Hit Albums (1982)) equalled The Beatles.

 

Tages - Studio

 

Gordon Lightfoot-The Way I Feel