1967: My 100 Favorite Records

[NightTrain]

ACTION WOMAN – The Litter
AIN’T NO MOUNTAIN HIGH ENOUGH – Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell
ALL I NEED – The Temptations
ARE YOU LONELY FOR ME? – Freddie Scott
BABY, I LOVE YOU – Aretha Franklin
BERNADETTE – The Four Tops
BLUE’S THEME – Davie Allan & The Arrows
BOOGALOO DOWN BROADWAY – The Fantastic Johnny C
BORN UNDER A BAD SIGN – Albert King
BRING IT UP – James Brown
BROWN-EYED GIRL – Van Morrison
COLD SWEAT – James Brown
DANDELION – The Rolling Stones
DARK END OF THE STREET – James Carr
DARLIN’ – The Beach Boys
DIRTY MAN – Laura Lee
DO RIGHT WOMAN—DO RIGHT MAN – Aretha Franklin
DOUBLE YELLOW LINE – The Music Machine
EIGHT MEN, FOUR WOMEN – O.V. Wright
EVERYBODY LOVES A WINNER – William Bell
EXPRESSWAY TO YOUR HEART – The Soul Survivors
FOR YOUR PRECIOUS LOVE – Oscar Toney, Jr.
FOXEY LADY – Jimi Hendrix
FUNKY BROADWAY – Wilson Pickett
GET IT WHILE YOU CAN – Howard Tate
GIMME LITTLE SIGN – Brenton Wood
GIMME SOME LOVIN’ – The Spencer Davis Group
A GIRL LIKE YOU – The Rascals
GOOD THING – Paul Revere & The Raiders
GROOVIN’ – The Rascals
HAVE A LITTLE MERCY – Jean Wells
HIGHER AND HIGHER (YOUR LOVE KEEPS LIFTING ME) – Jackie Wilson
HONEY CHILE – Martha & The Vandellas
I CAN ONLY GIVE YOU EVERYTHING – The MC5
I CAN SEE FOR MILES – The Who
I CAN’T STAND MYSELF (WHEN YOU TOUCH ME) – James Brown
I GOT A FEELING – Barbara Randolph
I NEVER LOVED A MAN (THE WAY I LOVE YOU) – Aretha Franklin
I SECOND THAT EMOTION – Smokey Robinson & The Miracles
(I WANNA) TESTIFY – The Parliaments
I WAS MADE TO LOVE HER – Stevie Wonder
I WONDER – The Gants
I’D RATHER GO BLIND – Etta James
I’VE BEEN LONELY TOO LONG – The Rascals
IT TAKES TWO – Marvin Gaye & Kim Weston
IT’S COLD OUTSIDE – The Choir
IT’S YOU THAT I NEED (LONELINESS MADE ME REALIZE) – The Temptations
JACKSON – Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazelwood
LEE CROSS – Aretha Franklin (Recorded in 1964)
LEOPARD SKIN PILLBOX HAT – Bob Dylan
LET’S SPEND THE NIGHT TOGETHER – The Rolling Stones
LET’S TALK ABOUT GIRLS – The Chocolate Watchband
LIGHT MY FIRE – The Doors
LITTLE BIT O’ SOUL – The Music Explosion
LOVE-ITIS – Harvey Scales & The Seven Sounds
THE LOVE I SAW IN YOU WAS JUST A MIRAGE – Smokey Robinson & The Miracles
LOVE IS SO SIMPLE – The Dells
LOVE POWER – The Sandpebbles
MAGICAL MYSTERY TOUR – The Beatles
MEMPHIS SOUL STEW – King Curtis
MINDROCKER – Fenwyck
MONTEREY – Eric Burdon & The Animals
MORE LOVE – Smokey Robinson & The Miracles
MR. CREATOR – The Apollas
MR. DREAM MERCHANT – Jerry Butler
MY BACK PAGES – The Byrds
A NATURAL WOMAN (YOU MAKE ME FEEL LIKE) – Aretha Franklin
NINE POUND STEEL – Joe Simon
NO FRIEND OF MINE – The Sparkles
NOBODY BUT ME – The Human Beinz
NOTHING TAKES THE PLACE OF YOU – Toussaint McCall
THE OOGUM BOOGUM SONG – Brenton Wood
OUT OF LEFT FIELD – Percy Sledge
PATA PATA – Miriam Makeba
PIECE OF MY HEART – Erma Franklin
PSYCHO – The Sonics
PUCKER UP BUTTERCUP – Jr. Walker & The All-Stars
PURPLE HAZE – Jimi Hendrix
QUICK CHANGE ARTIST – The Soul Twins
RESPECT – Aretha Franklin
RUN, RUN, RUN – The Third Rail
SEVEN ROOMS OF GLOOM – The Four Tops
SHAKE A TAIL FEATHER – James & Bobby Purify
SHE’S LOOKING GOOD – Rodger Collins
SHOW ME – Joe Tex
SOCK IT TO ME—BABY! – Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels
SOME KIND OF WONDERFUL – The Soul Brothers Six
SOUL MAN – Sam & Dave
SPAZZ – The Elastic Band
STRANGE BREW – Cream
SWEET SOUL MUSIC – Arthur Conley
SWEET YOUNG THING – The Chocolate Watchband
TELL IT LIKE IT IS – Aaron Neville
TELL MAMA – Etta James
THAT’S HOW IT IS (WHEN YOU’RE IN LOVE) – Otis Clay
THEN YOU CAN TELL ME GOODBYE – The Casinos
(WE AIN’T GOT) NOTHIN’ YET – The Blues Magoos
WHEN I’M IN YOUR ARMS – The Dells
WHEN SOMETHING IS WRONG WITH MY BABY – Sam & Dave
YOUR PRECIOUS LOVE – Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell

Tune in tomorrow night for 1966!

[Jalixm]

1. Great list

but leopard skin pillbox hat? I'd take visions of johanna, i want you, sooner or later, just like a woman, or most any of the other tracks on blonde on blonde over that'un. I'd also put the 13th floor elevators "Slip inside this house", the Box Tops "The Letter"(little alex chilton had so much soul), and Tommy James and the Shondells "I think we're Alone now" somewhere on it.

[NightTrain]

2. BLONDE ON BLONDE came out in '66

"Leopard Skin Pillbox Hat," however, was released as a single and charted early in 1967.

Don't worry, there'll be some stuff off BLONDE ON BLONDE on my 1966 list! :-)

[bif]

3. Nice to see the MC5 on there

What a great band they were.

[GalleryGod]

4. THANX,'TRAIN!!!!!! My Summer in SF! I Took McKenzie's Advice!

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The greatest Summer of My Life!