This was the second of four shows devoted to the Summer of 1971 on Bob Stroud's Rock and Roll Roots show. He will do two more on the first Sundays in August and September. So, if you want to spend three hours (and a lot of commercials unfortunately) back in that great summer fifty years ago, give it a listen.
BROWN SUGAR-- Rolling Stones
DON'T TRY TO LAY NO BOOGIE WOOGIE ON THE KING OF ROCK AND ROLL-- Long John Baldry (Hey, the constable was just trying to do his duty.)
FRIENDS-- Elton John
INDIAN RESERVATION-- Raiders (with no Paul?)
IT DON'T COME EASY-- Ringo Starr (Those who thought he'd have a problem without the other three guys like me were in for a surprise. And, happy 81st birthday this past week.)
WALK AWAY-- James Gang
WATCHING THE RIVER FLOW-- Bob Dylan
HIGH TIME WE WENT-- Joe Cocker
MERCY MERCY ME-- Marvin Gaye
WILD HORSES-- Rolling Stones
CHANGE PARTNERS-- Stephen Stills
CHICAGO/WE CAN CHANGE THE WORLD-- Graham Nash
YOURS IS NO DISGRACE-- Yes
SHINE ON-- Humble Pie
IT'S TOO LATE-- Carole King
Name That Tune (from the above songs): "Things Ain't What They Used To Be, No, No, Where Did All The Blue Skies Go?" Answer below. --RoadDog
"Mercy, Mercy Me"
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