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THE GREATEST SONGS OF THE 1960s THAT NO ONE HAS EVER HEARD

2,139) The Dramatics — “Bingo”

“Whew”! Detroit’s Dramatics’ first A-side is a clear winner. “So glad I’ve got a winner Every day she loves me more and more”!

Richard writes of “Bingo”:

The song “Bingo” (b/w “Somewhere”) ...


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THE GREATEST SONGS OF THE 1960s THAT NO ONE HAS EVER HEARD

2,138) Raja Ahmad & Dendang Irama — “Oh Ya Ya”

YĂ©-yĂ© is so yesterday — hop over to Pop Yeh Yeh from Malaysia and Singapore (which also got its name from the Beatles’ refrain “She loves you, yeah, yeah, yeah”) — like this joyous “boppy and...


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THE GREATEST SONGS OF THE 1960s THAT NO ONE HAS EVER HEARD

2,137) Lazy Smoke — “There Was a Time”

From Lazy Smoke’s (see #377) album of “surprisingly good”, “Beatles-tinged psyche rock, aided largely by a lead singer whose vocals conjure John Lennon” (Jittery White Guy,


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THE GREATEST SONGS OF THE 1960s THAT NO ONE HAS EVER HEARD

2,136) Lloyds World — “Brass Bird”

“World class Aussie psych, with phasing and amazing guitar, very Brit influenced”. (happening45, https://www....


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THE GREATEST SONGS OF THE 1960s THAT NO ONE HAS EVER HEARD

2,135) Harry Nilsson — “Together

From Harry Nilsson’s (see #1,168, 1,298, 1,854, 1,941) second LP — ’68’s Aerial Ballet — here is an “exquisite” (aaronwofford6282,


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