Rufus & Carla Thomas, the Blades of Grass, the Who, the Lemon Fog, the Ides of March, the Suburban 9 to 5, the Who, the Sparkles, Love (pictured), the Rationals, and more.

Aretha Franklin takes a second look in 1969 at a song that she had originally turned down that then became a top 10 hit for another artist; a Moody Blues single-only release from the autumn of 67 that whetted our appetities for the Days of Future Passed album, some 1963 guitar work from Jimmy Page, a Yardbirds tune with Eric Clapton on lead guitar, plus the Oxford Circle, the Eyes, Bobbie Gentry, and lots more.