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Playlists for All Classes: Turn, Turn, Turn Part Two Instructor: Pete Elman Playlists for all classes: Turn, turn, turn part two instructor: Pete Elman Week one: California’ Dreamin’ play CD#1—California Girls—Beach Boys play CD#2—Theme from Endless Summer play CD#3—Walk Don’t Run: The Ventures Play video #1: TAMI Show: I Get Around/Surfer Girl--Beach Boys play CD#4---Wouldn’t It be Nice—Beach Boys play CD#5---Mr. Tambourine Ma--Byrds play CD#6---I’ll Feel a Whole Lot Better--Byrds play CD #7—12:30—Mamas and Papas Play video #2: California Dreamin’--Mamas and Papas play CD #8—Kicks---Raiders play CD #9—I Got You Babe--Sonny and Cher play CD #10—Last train to Clarksville---Monkees Play video #3: Latin Lupe Lu—Righteous brothers Play CD #11---Lovin’ feelin’--Righteous brothers play CD #12---Along Comes Mary--Association Play video #4: My Little Red Book--Love Week two: The SF Sound play CD #1— Somebody to Love--Jefferson Airplane play video #1: Doors—from when you’re strange documentary play CD #2—Just a Little—Beau Brummels play CD #3— 8:05--Moby Grape play CD #4— Omaha--Moby Grape play LIVE—Friend of the devil play CD #5--Box of Rain--The Grateful Dead play video #2-- White Rabbit—Jefferson Airplane, from 1967 play CD #6— We Can be Together--Jefferson Airplane play CD #7— Livin’ in the USA—Steve Miller play CD #8—Killing Floor--Electric Flag play video #3—Higher, Sly and the Stone, from Woodstock 1969 play video #4-- Cry Baby, Janis Joplin, from Festival Express 1969 play video #5—soul sacrifice, Santana from Woodstock 1969 Week three: Singer-songwriters of the Canyon CD Track #1—Fire and Rain, James Taylor CD Track #2— Rock and Roll Woman, Buffalo Springfield play video #1—Marrakech Express, CSN, from the film Woodstock play video #2— Helpless Neil Young, from the film, The Last Waltz CD Track #3—You Turn me on I’m a Radio, Joni Mitchell play video #3— Coyote, Joni Mitchell, from the film, The Last Waltz CD Track #4, These Days, Jackson Browne CD track #5—Rock me on the water, Jackson Browne play video #4— The Pretender, Jackson Browne, Rock Hall 25th, CD track #6-- Smackwater Jack, Carole King play video #5—You’ve got a friend, James Taylor CD track #7— Sweet Baby James, James Taylor Week four—New York, New York! LIVE--Mrs. Robinson, Simon and Garfunkel PLAY CD Track #1—Do You Believe in Magic, Lovin’ Spoonful PLAY CD Track #2—Good Lovin’, Young Rascals play video #1—Lonely too Long, Young Rascals play video #2—Sounds of Silence, the Boxer, Simon/Garfunkel PLAY CD Track #3—Cheryl’s Goin’ Home, Blues Project PLAY CD Track #4—I Can’t Quit Her, Blood Sweat and Tears PLAY CD Track #5--Eli’s Coming, Laura Nyro PLAY CD #6—And when I die, Laura Nyro PLAY CD track #7—Walk on the Wild Side, Lou Reed PLAY CD track #8—American Pie, Don Maclean Week five: INSTRUMENTALS and ONE HIT WONDERS CD #1—REBEL ROUSER, BY DUANE EDDY CD#2—APACHE, BY JORDAN INGEMANN CD#3—HONKY TONK, BY BILL DOGGETT CD#4—RUMBLE, BY LINK WRAY CD#5—TEQUILA, BY THE CHAMPS CD#6—SLEEPWALK, BY SANTO AND JOHNNY CD #7--MISERLOU, BY DICK DALE CD#8—WIPEOUT, BY THE SURFARIS CD #9---PIPELINE, BY THE CHANTAYS CD#10—WILD WEEKEND, BY THE ROCKIN’ REBELS CD#11—PHILLY DOG, BY THE MAR-KEYS CD#12-- MEMPHIS SOUL STEW, BY KING CURTIS CD#13—CALIFORNIA SUN, BY THE RIVIERAS CD#14—LIAR LIAR, BY THE CASTAWAYS CD#15—HANG ON SLOOPY, BY THE MCCOYS CD#16—TIME WON’T LET ME, OUTSIDERS CD#17—96 TEARS, by QUESTION MARK AND THE MYSTERIANS CD #18---KEEP ON DANCIN’ by THE GENTRYS CD#19—I FOUGHT THE LAW, BOBBY FULLER FOUR CD#20—WOOLY BULLY, BY SAM THE SHAM and THE PHARAOHS CD#21—ARE YOU A BOY OR ARE YOU A GIRL, BY THE BARBARIANS CD#22—WALK AWAY RENEE, BY THE LEFT BANKE CD#23—DIRTY WATER, BY THE STANDELLS CD#24—LOUIE LOUIE, BY THE KINGSMEN LIVE: THE LETTER, by the BOX TOPS Week six—Leon Russell play CD #1--Roll away the stone play video #1--From “Poem” Jambalaya live in New Orleans play CD #2—Everybody loves a clown--Gary Lewis & the Playboys play CD #3--Hummingbird—from Leon Russell play CD #4--Delta Lady—from Leon Russell play video #2-- Mad dogs & Englishmen, Feelin’ Alright play video #3-- Mad dogs & Englishmen, Letter play video #4—Jumpin’ Jack Flash/Youngblood medley From Concert for Bangla Desh 1971 Play CD #5--Shoot out on the plantation—from Leon Russell play video #5 Song for You Play CD #6--Hard rain's a-gonna fall –from Shelter People Play CD #7--Tightrope—from Carney Play CD #8--This Masquerade—from Carney. .
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