What are you listening to right now?

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original mono 45...

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I Will be Home Again - new overdubs




I Will be Home Again - Stripped mix, less backup vocals

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DAVID BOWIE - A MONTREAL MOMENT






brings back memories. No i was not there. But in 1984 my neck of the woods, little ol adelaide, AU our 5-SAFM radio played the show one evening in full, commercial-free !
I recall taping it then. It was played a couple more times in 1987 and 1988 thereafter.


I can't understand why the concert has not been given an official remaster and release, yet

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Charro "Trailer 2" & Charro (remix with full fade out)

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JEEZ, Why, then wasn't a soundtrack issued like the above with Hugo Montenegro's film scores on CHARRO ?

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more 1960's filmscores

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hows about some legendary television '60's themes now

Neal Hefti & his Orchestra and Chorus - Batman Theme



Ventures - Hawaii Five-O (original mono 45)




Ron Grainer And His Orchestra - Man In A Suitcase

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here's a woman who dominated the early 1980's, a triple track tribute to Kim CARNES

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more KIM treasures

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lets have some more of those exquisite 1960's movie soundtracks


Hugo Montenegro - Lady In Cement (1968)...



Henry Mancini - Arabesque (1966)

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deleted post. Reason: To be moved to a stand-alone thread !

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January 12, 1973 (Alt. Aloha) - Live Instrumental

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good effort by the MRS with improving the audio from a poor recorded soundboard and creating a pseudo stereo mix. Not Elvis' best concert however...

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Song written by Merle Haggard. One of my favorite gospel songs that Elvis should've recorded. The message is very prophetic & timely. More so today than ever !!









[Verse 1]
Like the ancient Roman Empire, this world is doomed to fall
And it's much too big a thing for mortal man
Just take a look around and see the writing on the wall
Somehow we've got to find a helping hand.

[Chorus]
This world has never been in the awful shape it's in
And people scorn the things our leaders do
It's time a prayer was spoken from the heart of every man
Jesus, take a hold and lead us through.

[Verse 2]
The mighty roar of gunfire is now a local sound
And our city streets are filled with angry men
Law's now a mockery throughout our troubled land
And destruction seems to be the current trend.

[Chorus]
This world has never been in the awful shape it's in
And our leaders seem in doubt of what to do
It's time a prayer was spoken from the heart of every man
Jesus, take a hold and lead us through
Jesus, take a hold and lead us through.

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theme song from the 1960's film, The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, starred the late, Dame Maggie Smith.

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more 60's soundtrack gems

Quincy Jones - No You Won't (In the heat of the night, 1967)

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Now, here's the relatively simple, but eminently moody, opener to Blake Edwards' stellar Experiment in Terror film (1962).
Features Philip Lathrop's extraordinary framing and marvelous black and white cinematography, paired with Henry Mancini's atmospherically rhythmic movie theme...

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and yet another Elvis show in clear, crisp karaoke mix, this time it's August 20, 1973




Here now is the actual show,

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The Beatles - Dear Prudence (Isolated Tracks)

0:00 Bass
3:20 Original Drum Track
6:19 Drums
9:14 Tambourine + Claps
12:33 John's Guitars*
16:31 George's Guitars
18:29 Piano + Flugelhorn
20:31 Instrumental
24:29 Backing Vocals
26:44 Lead Vocals*
30:04 Vocals



The Beatles - White Album UK 1st Press Dear Prudence Actual Recording From Vinyl MONO

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Bubblegum 1960's greatest hits (and some misses!)

This will be a 60's series of increments of three-packs that'll be featured on this thread.

Master Jack · Four Jacks And a Jill (1968)



Suzanne on a Sunday Morning - Rick Nelson (1967)... but Ricky's vocals panned to one channel.


Jingle Jangle Jungle - Bobby Darin (1968)... bizarre (coming from Darin) but brilliant!