Tanya Tucker-Greatest hits.

Tanya Tucker-guitar, vocals.

Tanya Tucker is an American country music singer.
She was born on October 10, 1958 in Seminole, Texas, USA.
Had her first hit in 1972 with the song "Delta Dawn" when she was only 13 years old.

In 2002 she was voted #20 in the "40 Greatest women of country music" by CMT.

This album is a compilation album of her greatest hits.

Side One: 1. Delta dawn (video) 2. Blood red and going down 3. The Jamestown ferry 4. What's your mama's name 5. I believe the south is gonna rise again.

Side Two: 1. Would you lay with me 2. Love's the answer 3. Rainy girl 4. No man's land 5. The man that turned my mama on.

The Freak Scene-Psychedelic Psoul.

The Freak Scene was an American studio band comprising:

David Bromberg.
Eliezer Adorzm.
Felix Pappalardi.
Herd Lovelle.
Jerry Satpir.
Mike Mohel.
Rusty Evans.
Steve Knight.
The Devil's Anvil.

They had some success with their 1966 studio project "The Deep"
Music is psychedelic, fun acid with dominating bass lines leading on most songs with obscured spunky vocals.

Quite entertaining and needs a couple of listen to get into it's groove.

This album was released under the CBS Label in 1967

My fave song is "Rose of smiling faces"

Side One: 1. A million grains of sand 2. ....when in the course of human events (Draft beer, not students) 3. Interpolation:we shall overcome 4. Rose of smiling faces (video) 5. Behind the mind 6. The subway ride thru inner space 7. Butterfly dream.

Side Two: 1. My rainbow life 2. The center of my soul 3. Watered down soul 4. Red roses will weep 5. Mind bender 6. Grok !

The Zombies-Odessey & Oracle.

Hugh Grundy-drums,
Colin Blunstone-lead vocals,
Chris White-bass,
Rod Argent-mellotron, keyboards,
Paul Atkinson-guitar.

The Zombies were a UK pop group of the 1960s and became the 2nd UK group to has an American #1 hit after The Beatles.

The musical style for this album is psychedelic pop with a bit of baroque and good chord structures with the prominent sound of Rod Argent keyboards.

After the album was released in 1968 under the CBS label with all original compositions by Rod Argent and Chris White, the band broke off.

In 1969, the song "Time of the season" has unexpected American success and ultimately became a rock classic song.

Side One :1. Care of cell 44 2. Rose for Emily 3. Maybe after he's gone 4. Beechwood Park 5. Brief candles 6. Hang up on a dream.

Side Two: 1. Changes 2.I want her, she wants me 3. This will be our year 4. Butcher's tale (Western front 1914) 5.Friends of mine 6. Time of the season (video).

Mark Lindsay-Arizona.

Mark Lindsay-singer, songwriter.

Mark Lindsay is an American musician - ex singer with the pop group Paul Revere and The Raiders.

His tied up pony tail hair was his trademark.

His lanky stature and handsome face won him many fans and he was reveled as a teen idol during the 60s.

The song "Arizona" recorded under the CBS label in 1970 was a big hit single and went gold on US Billboard 100s.

Mark Lindsay.

Side One: 1. Arizona.

Side Two: 1. Man from Houston.

Christie-Yellow river.

Jeff Christie-vocals, bass, songwriter.
Vic Elmes-guitar.
Mike Blakely-drums.

Christie were an English pop rock band formed in the 1960s'.

The 1970 U.K. hit singles song "Yellow river" written by Jeff Christie and recorded under the CBS label was offered to the Tremeloes but they rejected it.

It became a perennial favorites among other artistes, at parties and radio stations all over the world.

Side One: Yellow river.

Side Two: Down the Mississippi line.

Santana-Santana

Carlos Santana-guitar, vocals.
Mike Carrabello-conga, percussion.
Dave Brown-bass.
Jose Chepito Areas-timbales, conga, percussion.
Mike Shrieve-drums.
Greg Rolie-piano, organ, vocals.

I was knocked out when I first heard the songs on this album-so much feel, gaiety, percussion and Hammond organ driven with Carlos blues based guitar works and they sure can rock!

Santana is an American band, formed in 1966 and became famous at the three days Woodstock Music Festival in 1969 with their Latin/African rock music.

This is their first album and one of the song Evil ways became a hit single.
It was recorded under the CBS label.

My fave songs are "Evil ways" and "Soul sacrifice"

Side One: 1. Waiting 2. Evil ways 3. Shades of time 4. Savor 5. Jingo.

Side Two: 1. Persuasion 2. Treat 3. You just don't care 4. Soul sacrifice (video).

Bob Dylan-The times they are a-changin'

Bob Dylan-vocals, guitar, harmonica.

This is singer, song writer Bob Dylan's third album and was recorded under the Columbia/CBS label in 1964
The music and poetic lyrics are all original compositions- raw folk music at it's very best-about politics, racism, poverty and social changes.

My fave song is the classic anthem "The times they are a-changin" which was initially written as a protest song.

Side One: 1. The times they are a-changin' (video) 2. Ballad of Hollis Brown 3. With God on our side 4. One too many mornings 5. North country blues.

Side Two:1. Only a pawn in their game 2. Boots of a Spanish leather 3. When the ship comes in 4. The lonesome death of Hattie Carroll 5. Restless farewell.

SIMON & GARFUNKEL-SOUNDS OF SILENCE.

Paul Simon-lead vocals, guitar.
Art Garfunkel-lead vocals.
Glen Campbell-guitar.
Hal Baine-drums.

In 1955, they started out out as Tom & Jerry and in 1957 had a minor hit"Hey, Schoolgirl"

In 1965 as Simon & Garfunkel with their close and pristine vocal harmonies they had a hit single with "The Sound of Silence" which was featured in the film "The Graduate"

This is their second album and was recorded in 1966 under the CBS label.

Their lyrics are pop-poets styled and music- acoustic/electric folk rock music.

My fave song are "The Sound of Silence" and "Richard Cory"

Side One: 1. The sounds of silence 2. Leaves that are green 3. Blessed 4. Kathy's song 5. Somewhere they can't find me 6. Angie.

Side Two: 1. Richard Cory (video) 2. A most peculiar man 3. April come she will 4. We've got a groovy thing goin' 5. I am a rock.