I’ve mentioned before that one of the benefits of this replay project is the discovering of new music. My 1966 replay introduced me to the Beach Boys’Pet Sounds in its entirety;1967 introduced me to Jefferson Airplane’s Surrealistic Pillow and Moby Grape. No new discoveries to report for 1968 as of yet. I am [...]
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Currently Reading:      | In 1967,Buffalo Springfield had a hit record with “For What It’s Worth“,a song that quickly symbolized the protest and unrest of the late 1960′s. “It’s time we stop,hey,what’s that sound? Everybody look what’s going down.”Those lyrics resonate in early June,1968 as the country is hit with a second assassination [...] Woodstock is getting some attention in the news and in the movie theaters as its 40th anniversary approaches. The pop music festival phenomenon that culminated at Woodstock started two years earlier in Monterey,California. That festival became the springboard for the careers of two Woodstock headliners,Jimi Hendrix and Janice Joplin. Perhaps you can trace [...] My 1966 replay featured a jukebox to allow visitors to listen to the music of the day as they surfed through the box scores and news of the replayed season. As a child of album rock radio in the late 70′s and early 80′s,I am a fan of the music of the late [...] |  | |||
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