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Sound-Box Track Listing No Year Artist Track Year* Alpert Herb What now my love 1966 Alpert Herb Casino Royale 1967 Alpert Herb Without her 1969 Amazing Blondel To ye 1971 Amazing Blondel Safety in God alone 1971 Amboy Dukes The Baby Please Don't Go 1968 Amen Corner Bend me shape me 1968 Amen Corner High in the sky 1968 Amen Corner (If paradise is) half as nice 1969 Amen Corner Hello Suzie 1969 Angelettes Don’t Let Him Touch You 1972 Animals Don’t Bring Me Down 1966 Apostolic Intervention Have you ever seen me 1967 Argent Hold your head up 1972 Arnold P. P. The first cut is the deepest 1967 Arnold P. P. (If you think you're) Groovy 1968 Arnold P. P. Angel of the morning 1968 Arrival Friends 1970 Arrival I will survive 1970 Association Along comes Mary 1966 Association Cherish 1966 Association Time for living 1968 Association Windy 1967 Atomic Rooster Friday 13th 1970 Atomic Rooster Tomorrow night 1971 Atomic Rooster The devil’s answer 1971 Atomic Rooster The rock 1971 Atomic Rooster Never to lose 1972 Ayres Kevin Clarence in Wonderland 1970 Ayres Kevin Shooting at the moon 1970 Badfinger Come and get it 1970 Badfinger No matter what 1971 Badfinger Day after day 1972 Baez Joan The night they drove old Dixie down 1971 Banco RIP 1972 Banco Traccia 1972 Band The Tears of rage 1968 Band The Strawberry Wine 1970 Band The Stage Fright 1970 Band The Time to Kill 1970 Band The This wheel’s on fire 1968 Band The The night they drove old Dixie down 1969 Band The Across the great divide 1969 Barbarians The Moulty 1966 Barbour Keith Echo Park 1969 Bassey Shirley For all we know 1971 Battered Ornaments Sunshades 1969 Battered Ornaments Staggered 1969 Battered Ornaments Take me now 1969 Bay City Rollers Keep on dancing 1971 Beach Boys Wouldn't It Be Nice** 1966 Beach Boys You Still Believe in Me** 1966 Beach Boys That's Not Me** 1966 Beach Boys Don't Talk (Put Your Head on My Shoulder )** 1966 Beach Boys I'm Waiting for the Day** 1966 Beach Boys Let's Go Away for Awhile** 1966 Beach Boys Sloop John B** 1966 Beach Boys God Only Knows** 1966 Beach Boys I Know There's an Answer** 1966 Beach Boys Here Today** 1966 Beach Boys I Just Wasn't Made for These Times** 1966 Beach Boys Pet Sounds** 1966 Beach Boys Caroline, No** 1966 Beach Boys Friends 1968 Beach Boys I can hear music 1969 Beach Boys Cottonfields 1970 Beatles I'm Only Sleeping 1966 Beatles Love You To 1966 Beatles Here, There and Everywhere 1966 Beatles Yellow Submarine 1966 Beatles She Said She Said 1966 Beatles Good Day Sunshine 1966 Beatles And Your Bird Can Sing 1966 Beatles For No One 1966 Beatles Dr. Robert 1966 Beatles I Want to Tell You 1966 Beatles Got to Get You Into My Life 1966 Beatles Tomorrow Never Knows 1966 Beatles Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band 1967 Beatles With a little help from my friends 1967 Beatles Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds 1967 Beatles Getting Better 1967 Beatles Fixing a Hole 1967 Beatles She's Leaving Home 1967 Beatles Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite! 1967 Beatles Within You Without You 1967 Beatles When I'm Sixty-Four 1967 Beatles Lovely Rita 1967 Beatles Good Morning Good Morning 1967 Beatles Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise) 1967 Beatles A Day in the Life 1967 Beatles Magical Mystery Tour 1967 Beatles Your mother should know 1967 Beatles I am the walrus 1967 Beatles The fool on the hill 1967 Beatles Flying 1967 Beatles Blue Jay Way 1967 Beatles Hello Goodbye 1967 Beatles Strawberry fields forever 1967 Beatles Penny Lane 1967 Beatles Baby you’re a rich man 1967 Beatles All you need is love 1967 Beatles Let it be (Produced by Phil Spector) 1970 Beatles Two of us 1970 Beatles Dig a pony 1970 Beatles Across the universe 1970 Beatles I me mine 1970 Beatles Dig it 1970 Beatles Maggie May 1970 Beatles I’ve got a feeling 1970 Beatles One after 909 1970 Beatles The long and Winding road 1970 Beatles For you blue 1970 Beatles Get back 1970 Beatles Taxman 1966 Beatles Eleanor Rigby 1966 Beaver and Krause Gandharva 1971 Beaver and Krause By your grace 1971 Beaver and Krause Good places 1971 Beaver and Krause Short film for david 1971 Beaver and Krause Bright shadows 1971 Beck Jeff Group I Ain’t superstitious 1968 Bee Gees New York Mining Disaster 1967 Bee Gees World 1967 Bee Gees Lonely Days 1970 Bennett Tony The good life 1970 Berry Chuck My ding-a-ling 1972 Black Cilla Step inside love 1968 Black Cilla Alfie 1966 Black Cilla Something tells me (something is gonna happen tonight) 1971 Black Sabbath Paranoid 1970 Black Sabbath War Pigs 1970 Black Sabbath Planet Caravan 1970 Black Sabbath Rat Salad 1970 Blue Mink Banner Man 1971 Blues Magoos The Tobacco Road 1966 Blues Project The No Time Like The Right Time 1967 Bowie David Space Oddity 1969 Bowie David Unwashed and Somewhat Slightly Dazed 1969 Bowie David Don't Sit Down 1969 Bowie David Letter to Hermione 1969 Bowie David Cygnet Committee 1969 Bowie David Janine 1969 Bowie David An Occasional Dream 1969 Bowie David Wild Eyed Boy From Freecloud 1969 Bowie David God Knows I'm Good 1969 Bowie David Memory of a Free Festival 1969 Bowie David Starman 1972 Bowie David Suffragette city 1972 Bowie David Five years 1972 Bowie David Man who sold the world 1970 Bowie David The Width of a Circle 1970 Bowie David All the Madmen 1970 Bowie David Black Country Rock 1970 Bowie David After All 1970 Bowie David Running Gun Blues 1970 Bowie David Saviour Machine 1970 Bowie David She Shook Me Cold 1970 Bowie David The Man Who Sold the World 1970 Bowie David The Supermen 1970 Bowie David Hunky dory 1971 Bowie David Changes 1971 Bowie David Oh! You Pretty Things 1971 Bowie David Eight Line Poem 1971 Bowie David Life on Mars? 1971 Bowie David Kooks 1971 Bowie David Quicksand 1971 Bowie David Fill Your Heart 1971 Bowie David Andy Warhol 1971 Bowie David Song for Bob Dylan 1971 Bowie David Queen Bitch 1971 Bowie David The Bewlay Brothers 1971 Bread Make it with you 1970 Bread If 1971 Bread Baby I'm a want you 1972 Bread The Guitar Man 1972 Brinsley Schwarz Rock and Roll Women 1970 Brinsley Schwarz Country girl 1970 Brinsley Schwarz Starship 1970 Brotherhood of Man United we stand 1970 Brotherhood of Man Where are you going to my love 1970 Broughton Edgar Band Neptune 1969 Broughton Edgar Band Out demons out 1970 Broughton Edgar Band The birth 1971 Broughton Edgar Band House of turnabout 1971 Broughton Edgar Band They took it away 1972 Brown Arthur Crazy world of fire 1968 Brown James Let a man come in and do the popcorn (part 1) 1969 Bruce Jack Theme from an imaginary western 1969 Bruce Jack Rope ladder to the moon 1969 Bruce Jack The clearout 1969 Buckinghams Hey Baby (They’re playing our song) 1967 Buckley Tim Pleasant street 1967 Burdon Eric and the Animals See See Rider 1966 Butterfield Paul Mystery Train 1965 Byrds Goin’ back 1968 Byrds Don't doubt yourself, babe 1965 Byrds Chestnut Mare 1971 Cale J. J. Don't go to strangers 1971 Cale J. J. After midnight 1971 Campbell Glen Try a little kindness 1969 Campbell Glen Witchita lineman 1968 Campbell Glen Honey come back 1970 Campbell Glen It's only make believe 1970 Campbell Glen Dream baby 1971 Canned Heat On the road again 1968 Canned Heat Goin’ up the country 1969 Canned Heat Let's work together 1970 Canned Heat Sugar Bee 1970 Captain Beefheart Drop out boogie 1968 Captain Beefheart Sweet sweet bulbs 1969 Caravan If I could do it again 1970 Caravan Hello hello 1970 Caravan And I wish I were stoned 1970 Carpenters Superstar 1971 Carpenters Rainy days and mondays 1971 Carpenters Goodbye to love 1972 Carpenters Help 1970 Cashman and West American City Suite 1972 Cassidy David Could it be forever 1972 Castaways The Liar, Liar 1966 C.C.S. Walkin' 1971 C.C.S. Tap turns on the water 1971 Chambers Brothers Time has come today 1968 Charles Ray I don’t need no doctor 1966 Charles Ray Eleanor rigby 1968 Cher Bang Bang 1966 Cher Gypys tramps and thieves 1971 Chicago I’m a man 1970 Chicago 25 or 6 to 4 1970 Chicken Shack I'd rather go blind 1969 Chicken Shack Tears in the wind 1969 Chi-lites Have you seen her 1972 Chi-lites Oh girl 1972 Chocolate Watchband Let's Talk About Girls - 1967 Christie Tony I did what I did for Maria 1971 Christie Tony (Is this the way) to Amarillo 1971 Clapton Eric After Midnight 1970 Clapton Eric Easy now 1970 Clark Five Dave Good old rock 'n' roll 1969 Clark Five Dave Everybody get together 1970 Clark Five Dave Here comes summer 1970 Cliff Jimmy The harder they come 1972 Clique Sugar on Sunday 1969 Cocker Joe Don’t let me be misunderstood 1969 Cocker Joe Delta Lady 1969 Cocker Joe The Letter 1970 Cocker Joe and the Chris Stainton Band Midnight Rider 1972 Collins Dave and Ansil Double Barrel 1971 Collins Judy Both sides now 1970 Collins Judy Amazing Grace 1971 Colosseum Beware of Ides March 1969 Colosseum Debut 1969 Colosseum Walking in the park 1969 Colosseum Backwater blues 1969 Colosseum Theme from an imaginary western 1970 Coltrane Chi Thunder and lightening 1972 Como Perry It's impossible 1971 Conley Arthur Sweet Soul Music 1967 Cooper Alice Elected 1972 Cooper Alice School’s out 1972 Cornelius Brothers and Sister Rose Don’t ever be lonely (A poor little fool like me) 1972 Count Five Psychotic Reaction 1966 Cream I feel free 1966 Cream White Room 1968 Cream Politician 1968 Cream Badge 1969 Cream Sunshine of your love 1967 Creation Nightmares 1967 Credence Clearwater Revival Run through the jungle 1970 Creedance Clearwater Revival I put a spell on you 1968 Creedance Clearwater Revival Susy Q 1968 Creedence Clearwater Revival Bad moon rising 1969 Creedence Clearwater Revival Proud Mary 1969 Creedence Clearwater Revival Up around the bend 1970 Creedence Clearwater Revival
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