Live at The Monterey Pop Festival: Saturday afternoon, June 17, 1967 // first recorded by Nappy Brown in 1957 (as 'The Right Time'), but made famous by Ray Charles, late 1958 // Name of label series: 'Rock Artifacts From The Vaults Of Columbia/Epic Records'
The album (the front cover) is one of several featured on the front cover of Dylan's 1965 album "Bringing It All Back Home". Click on the Link above to view; you need to also click "More Images" to enlarge it - it's directly below Sally Grossman's (in the red dress) right knee.
... Recorded at the Long Branch Saloon, Berkeley, CA 1972. // Recorded in 1969 by The Velvet Underground but not "officially" released, till the "VU" album, Feb 1985
... This song was a hit for The Turtles, late 1968 / It was first on the 'Preflyte' album (Together label, July 1969), from demos by the Byrds (then named the Jet Set), recorded at World Pacific Studios in Los Angeles during 1964
The first attempt on April 13th, 1965, this had an experienced sitar player, but in the group's opinion: JIm McCarty - "It just didn't have any groove to it" / Jeff Beck - "It was fine in principle, ... the sitar just wasn't up front enough. It just didn't cut through." So, Jeff Beck developed a riff on guitar to replace the sitar line, using his Tone Bender fuzz box. See Link above, for full story.
Song was first on the 'Preflyte' album (Together label, July 1969), from demos by the Byrds (then the "Jet Set"), recorded at World Pacific Studios in Los Angeles during 1964
Hit for The Turtles, late 1968 // Song was first on the 'Preflyte' album (Together label, July 1969), from demos by the Byrds (then named the Jet Set), recorded at World Pacific Studios in Los Angeles during 1964
Time:
6:52
Artist:
Funkadelic [George Clinton, Walter Morrison, Michael Hampton]
Song was first on the 'Preflyte' album (Together label, July 1969), from demos by the Byrds (then the "Jet Set"), recorded at World Pacific Studios in Los Angeles during 1964
