Intro: Mickey Newbury “T. Total Tommy”

Samples from RCP Tones – 2009 (shameless self promotion)

8. Yeahhh b/w Piano (I Said A Prayer – This Isn’t Love) – Brian Wilson & Dennis Wilson – 1981

Clip from Elder Charles D. Beck “Rock & Roll Sermon”

6. Jim Ford “Under Construction”

This is not a definitive Latin American podcast. We left out many great groups/artists like Los Walkers, We All Together, Los Shains, The Spiders, La Vida, Aquaturbia, Telegraph Avenue, Los Yetis, Manal, Vox Dei, Pappo’s Blues, Los Yorks, Kaleidoscope (Mexico), Gilberto Gil, Gal Costa, Secos & Molhados, Los Blops, Los Jaivas, Som Imaginario, Lo Borges, Milton Nascimento and about a million more. This was clearly due to space issues. We plan to look at these artists in a future post as many of them released some fine albums in their own right. While Os Mutantes, Caetano Veloso, Gal Costa, and Gilberto Gil released groundbreaking albums later on in the 60s it’s important to note that groups like the Shakers, the Mockers and Los Gatos paved the way for them. These three groups started out in the mid 60s, released many fine albums during their existence, and were perhaps South America’s most legendary groups. ¡Esperamos que te guste!

Clip from Gilberto Gil – Divine and Marvelous

Clip from Los Legandarios Shakers

1. Jake Holmes “Leaves Never Break” from: A Letter to Katherine December [1968]

6. Plainsong “Call The Tune” In Search of Amelia Earhart [1972]

Clip from Tim Buckley “Starsailor” [1970]

10. Arrogance “It’s Sad But You Can’t Really Hear Me At All” [1976]

Clip from: Hank Snow "The Blue Velvet Band"

Clip from "True Grit" 1969 (John Wayne & Robert Duvall)

1. Moby Grape “Hey Grandma”

10. Bill Fay “Till The Christ Comes Back”

12. The Velvet Underground “Cool It Down”

John Hartford “Station Break” [1971]

Clip from: Radio Show – Theater Five “The Eye of the Storm” [1965]

Clip from: Radio Show – Suspense “The Storm” [1953]

7. Moby Grape “I Am Not Willing” [1969]