Rock music

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The Zombies - She's not There (Hullabaloo 1965) [Originally released in 1964]




An oldie but still good.

[Ultra]

This song rocks! :biggrin:

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Here is a real classic oldie.

The Shadows - Apache [Originally released in 1960]

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And another one.

Duane Eddy - Rebel-rouser [Originally released in 1958]

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BUDGIE - BREADFAN [From there album 'Never turn your back on a friend' released in 1973]




A Welsh rock band, they were widely considered as one of the first heavy metal bands.

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Saxon - Power And The Glory - [Originally released in 1983]




A English rock band, formed in 1976 in Yorkshire.

[Ultra]

I became aware of this song through a Simpsons episode.




It's a good song. I hope this wasn't posted before.

[marshlander]

The Zombies - She's not There (Hullabaloo 1965) [Originally released in 1964]

An oldie but still good.

Couldn't agree more. It's a beautiful song that I remember hearing on Saturday morning radio back when it was released. I had the pleasure of sitting and chatting with the singer and bass player at a school reunion a year or so ago. Here is another of my favourite songs of theirs, "Time of the Season" from their 1968 album "Odessey and Oracle" (yes, it really was spelled like that). Sadly there were all sorts of management problems and by the time the album was eventually released the band had already broken up. Colin Blunstone, with his achingly beautiful voice, went on to a reasonably successful solo career and Rod Argent formed, er, Argent. The Zombies reformed recently for a 40th anniversary reunion and to play Odessey and Oracle live for the first time.

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The Animals - Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood [Originally released in 1965].




Another good oldie.

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The Yardbirds - For Your Love [Originally released in 1965].




This was the A side and the B side was 'Got to Hurry.

Yes, another good oldie.