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MarineCombatEngineer

(17,418 posts)
Mon Dec 8, 2025, 08:20 PM Monday

Tonight, I'm going to avoid any politics and concentrate on music, especially music from the 6o's and 70's,

so, let's start with this:

10 Years After Live at Winterland.

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Much more to come.
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Tonight, I'm going to avoid any politics and concentrate on music, especially music from the 6o's and 70's, (Original Post) MarineCombatEngineer Monday OP
MUSIC FROM THE 60s AND 70s BOSSHOG Monday #1
That was, for us boomers, the music that changed our lives. nt MarineCombatEngineer Monday #3
Music Is Medicine. Nt Fiendish Thingy Monday #2
That it is. MarineCombatEngineer Monday #4
IMHO, 68-75 were the creative years for music, Not manufactured, just played. And every week I'd hear OAITW r.2.0 Monday #5
Don't forget "Country Joe and the Fish"! Enter stage left Monday #6
Oh, but of course: MarineCombatEngineer Monday #7
I had joined the Army NG in 64 with a unit that was in pretty high demand... Enter stage left Monday #8
CCR posted, MarineCombatEngineer Monday #9

OAITW r.2.0

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5. IMHO, 68-75 were the creative years for music, Not manufactured, just played. And every week I'd hear
Mon Dec 8, 2025, 08:33 PM
Monday

a totally new sound, new musicians and bands...and get amazed once again.

MarineCombatEngineer

(17,418 posts)
7. Oh, but of course:
Mon Dec 8, 2025, 08:40 PM
Monday
&list=RDft0vkKCadgk&start_radio=1

Unfortunately, at the time of Woodstock, I was in Vietnam, but this song is still relevant today.

Enter stage left

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8. I had joined the Army NG in 64 with a unit that was in pretty high demand...
Mon Dec 8, 2025, 08:50 PM
Monday

We were on 72 hr standby twice, but never activated. I was one of "Fortunate Sons".

Oh yeah CCR, hope they're on your Playlist too.

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