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Playlist
Mamas and Papas – Monday Monday (Dunhill)
Monkees – For Pete’s Sake (Colgems)
Love – She Comes In Colors (Elektra)
Joni Mitchell – Ladies of the Canyon (Reprise)
Buffalo Springfield – Everydays (Atco)
Buffalo Springfield – Broken Arrow (Atco)
Buffalo Springfield – Expecting To Fly (Atco)
Turtles – She’s My Girl (White Whale)
Turtles – Sound Asleep (White Whale)
Monkees – Pleasant Valley Sunday (Colgems)
Mamas and Papas – 12:30 (Young Girls Are Coming To the Canyon) (Dunhill)
Byrds – Draft Morning (Columbia)
Spirit – Girl In Your Eye (Ode)
Love – The Castle (Elektra)
The Doors – Unknown Soldier (Elektra)
The Doors – Not To Touch the Earth (Elektra)
Spirit – I Got a Line On You (Ode)
Crosby Stills Nash and Young – Carry On (Atlantic)
The Byrds – Bad Night at the Whiskey (Columbia)
The Turtles – House On the Hill (White Whale)
Joni Mitchell – Michael From Mountains (Reprise)
Jackie DeShannon – The Weight (Imperial)
Jackie DeShannon – Come and Stay With Me (Imperial)
Mamas and Papas – Look Through My Window (Dunhill)
Neil Young – The Loner (Reprise)
Neil Young – The Old Laughing Lady (Reprise)
Love – You Set the Scene (Elektra)
The Byrds – King Apathy III (Columbia)
Denny Doherty – To Claudia On Thursday (ABC)
Crosby Stills and Nash – 49 Bye Byes (Atlantic)
Listen/Download -Iron Leg Radio Show Episode #111 – 180MB/256kbps
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This month’s Iron Leg Radio Show, episode #111 is a look at the sounds of Laurel Canyon in the 60s, inspired by the recent Epix documentary.
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Peace
Larry
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Just want to say thanks. Such a rich period for music. Watched The Byrds Under Review last weekend. That and this music set has brought a fresh appreciation for the later material, and Clarence White. Gene Parsons proves to be a valuable source in particular for Byrds history.
The ’60s just keep on giving. Be well. Rock on.