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Location: Jonquil City (aka Smyrna) Georgia- by Atlanta
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I remember as a kid back in the 70's listening to the A.M. Radio Stations with the 70's Top 40 songs as most were those Hippie songs. I'm thing like Joni Mitchell, Carly Simon and Carol King or Cat Stevens, Jim Croce or 10cc etc...as alot were ''one hit wonders'' back then.
I liked alot of them but Nicolette Larson had a good one.
My mother liked those artist. I liked Led Zepplin, Medusa, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, Jimi Hendrix, Sly and Family Stone, Alice Cooper, Blue Oyster Cult, Black Oak Arkansas. My mom was a big Carole King fan. I have only appreciated her since I got old.
A few more. Get Together-Youngbloods, Talking Vietnam Pot Luck Blues-Tom Paxton, Volunteers-Jefferson Airplane. Been thinking the song Woodstock to be the anthem on this subject, and everyone has heard Joni's and CSNY's version. But a great version is done by Matthews Southern Comfort. Who? They were formed by Ian Mathews. Who???Ian Mathews has been on the music scene a long time; sadly, this song went top 20 in the Spring of '71 and few people remember it now. Their version was off the album Later That Same Year, released on Decca. I recommend it!
That is such a pretty version - so glad for the internet!
A lot of the songs you young kids are posting arent hippie songs at all
Ze Mad Dogs, ze Englishmen, et Joe Cochaire being in-the-zone at Woodstock - Chris Stainton! Leon Russell! Bobby Keys! Rita Coolidge!
Who could forget that one eh?? It had a big revival over here in the 90s, it was heard everywhere..I liked this too,, YouTube - Frozen Orange Juice....Peter Sarstedt
He comes from a very musical family with two well known brothers,,Here they are..
Location: By the sea, by the sea, by the beautiful sea
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Originally Posted by 6 FOOT 3
I remember as a kid back in the 70's listening to the A.M. Radio Stations with the 70's Top 40 songs as most were those Hippie songs. I'm thing like Joni Mitchell, Carly Simon and Carol King or Cat Stevens, Jim Croce or 10cc etc...as alot were ''one hit wonders'' back then.
I liked alot of them but Nicolette Larson had a good one.
I'd hardly characterize any of those folks as 'one hit wonders' nor Carole King as a writer/performer of 'hippie songs'.
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on the list for me.
I remixed the song Hotel California and mixed it to a bunch of martial art clips. 
