Rock 'n' Roll with Me
Ellen from EndwellEnjoying and exploring our amazing musical legacy from the sixties onwards, with an emphasis on rock 'n' roll
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Spooky, spellbinding songs of the sixties and early seventies - Part 1 (1962-1964)
As a Halloween treat, I’m sending out Halloween-themed songs from 1962 to 1974. These will come out in four posts leading up to Halloween day.
Today we are covering 1962 to 1964, and the Halloween-ish songs in these years are wonderfully...
“Season of the Witch” (Part 2)
Eleven more covers from 1968 to 2026
“Season of the Witch”
Photo by Ksenia Yakovleva on Unsplash
My shady Halloween past
October is a month that always feels special to me.
Colder, darker, and spookier here in America where the excitement of Halloween awaits us on the last day of the month....
1965 Love Song Battle of the Sexes
James Brown, “I feel good (I have you)”
Today we have the delight of hearing those songs of temporary insanity—when people are madly in love and can’t stop gushing about how they feel to the object of their affection and to anyone e...
1965 guys wooing someone they desire with song - the Brits vs. the Yanks
Who was better at wooing someone they desired with a song in 1965?
The Brits or the Yanks?
By ‘wooing,’ I mean using words, charm, and pleasing sound to try to persuade that other person to become theirs.
A perfect example would be the...
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From the psychedelic sixties to the rip-roaring 2020s, I've seen and tried many things in my lifelong quest for fun and wisdom
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