American Popular Music: Music Log for Group 7 — late 1960s-1970s)

MUSIC LOG for GROUP 7 – Just a list this time

Late 1960s-1970s

  1. “I Second That Emotion,” 1967; Smokey Robinson & the Miracles.
  1. “I Can’t Believe You Love Me,” 1969; Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell.
  1. “The Ballad of Jed Clampett,” 1962; Flatt and Scruggs.
  1. “Stand By Your Man,” 1968; Tammy Wynette.
  1. “White Rabbit,” 1967; Jefferson Airplane.
  1. “Mama Don’t Cry for Me,” 1967; Charlie Pride.
  1. “Domino,” 1970; Van Morrison.
  1. “Mercedes Benz,” 1971; Janis Joplin.
  1. “Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow,” 1971; Carole King.
  1. “Coat of Many Colors,” 1971; Dolly Parton.
  1. “What’s Going On?” 1971; Marvin Gaye.
  1. “When the Levee Breaks,” 1971; Led Zeppelin.
  1. “Take It Easy,” 1973; The Eagles.
  1. . “You Haven’t Done Nothing” 1974; Stevie Wonder.
  1. “Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain,” 1975; Willie Nelson.
  1. “Give Up the Funk (Tear the Roof Off the Sucker),” 1975; Parliament.

[#1 is recorded from The Big Chill Original Motion Picture Soundtrack, Motown Records 6062 MC, 1984.]

[#2 is from Easy, Motown Records 5394 ML, 1969.]

[#3 is from Best of Bluegrass, K-Tel International, Inc. 30322, 1991.]

[#4 is from Country: The American Tradition, Sony DIDP 098776, 1999.]

[#5 is from Jefferson Airplane: Flight Log, Grunt Records CYL2-1255, 1977.]

[#6 is from Charley Pride: The Country Way, RCA Victor LSP-3895, 1967.]

[#7 is from Van Morrison: His Band and the Street Choir, Warner Bros. Records, 1970.]

[#8 is from Pearl, Columbia KC 30322, 1971.]

[#9 is from Tapestry, A & M, SP7709, 1971.]

[#10 is from Country Music: South and West, New World Records 287, 1977.]

[#11 is from What’s Going On?, Motown Records 374/635/3392/. 1971.]

[#12 is from Led Zeppelin IV, Atlantic SD 7208, 1971.]

[#13 is from The Eagles: Their Greatest Hits, Asylum GE105, 1973.]

[#14 is from Fulfillingness’ First Finale, Motown Records 012/157/3562, 1974.]

[#15 is from Red Headed Stranger, Columbia CT 33482, 1975.]

[#16 is from Parliament’s Greatest Hits, Polygram 822 637-2, 1975.]