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THE SANDPIPERS - "Come Saturday Morning" (1969) Posted by: mrtrashcan Video duration: 180 seconds Another great pop standard in that captivating, triple meter. The Sandpipers could be described as a latter day Kingston Trio or perhaps the Lettermen with guitars. At any rate they were a staple of Herb Alpert's A&M empire and certainly added to the repertoire of beautiful pop music from the 60s. Related: 1960s, 1970s, choral, folk, guantanamera, male, pop, rock, soft, standards, vocal

	HELEN REDDY - "Ain't No Way To Treat A Lady" (1975) Posted by: mrtrashcan Video duration: 199 seconds Helen's last top ten hit, and truly one of her best. Related: 1970s, alone, am, angie, baby, crazy, dawn, delta, dont, him, how, know, leave, love, me, peaceful, pop, rock, soft, to, woman

OCEAN - "Put Your Hand In The Hand" (1971) Posted by: mrtrashcan Video duration: 170 seconds First came the British Invasion. Then...the Canadian Invasion? Think what you might about Canada, it was a generous source of cool, pop music in the late 60s and 70s. Here is one such example, and one of the many great songs written by Canadian, Gene Maclellan. Related: 1970s, burton, cummings, family, gordon, guess, lightfoot, pop, poppy, rock, southcote, who

MARY TRAVERS - "Follow Me" (1971) Posted by: mrtrashcan Video duration: 163 seconds By the 1970s folk music was almost entirely the realm of MOR radio and sadly is totally ignored by oldies stations today. This very pretty song was written by John Denver and sung by Mary Travers of the folk group, Peter, Paul & Mary. It just doesn't get much better than this. Related: 1970s, folk, noel, pop, rock, stookey, yarrow

HUGO MONTENEGRO - "Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye" (1970) Posted by: mrtrashcan Video duration: 201 seconds Okay granted, this was not a hit, but it was another example of a "soft" substitute. When Top 40 stations were playing Steam's version, this is what MOR stations chose, and I'm glad they did; this version (from the album, "Colours Of Love") is far superior. Hugo Montenegro was a master at not only incredible incidental music, but new and interesting arrangements of existing pop music. Related: 1970s, bad, dollars, easy, em, few, fistful, from, good, hang, high, leka, listening, man, more, of, paul, pop, soft, ugly, uncle

	THE SALSOUL ORCHESTRA - "Tangerine" (1976) Posted by: mrtrashcan Video duration: 287 seconds Hey, grab some fruit and let's boogie! Related: 1970s, dance, disco, hispanic, latin, pop, rock

KARLA BONOFF - "Personally" (1982) Posted by: mrtrashcan Video duration: 211 seconds I don't know why this isn't already on YouTube, but when others fall short on their music posting responsibilities, you can count on Mr. Trashcan to step up to the plate...which, in the case of this gem, is my absolute pleasure! Related: 1980s, andrew, bryndle, edwards, folk, gold, kenny, pop, rock, waldman, wendy

	HERB ALPERT & THE TIJUANA BRASS - "A Banda" (1967) Posted by: mrtrashcan Video duration: 138 seconds I couldn't get enought of these guys when I was a kid, and this happy song continues to be a favorite. As usual, a Mr. Trashcan exclusive. Related: 1960s, bull, cream, flea, guys, in, lonely, love, mexican, pop, shuffle, spanish, standards, taxi, this, tjb, whipped, with, you

	LOBO - "Rings" (1974) Posted by: mrtrashcan Video duration: 217 seconds Cymarron was the one-hit-wonder in 1971. Never heard it back then. This was what I heard played on WIP. Charted 43 on Billboard. Now having listened to both I prefer Lobo. Related: 1970s, and, be, boo, dog, dont, expect, friend, id, love, man, me, named, pop, rock, simple, to, want, you, your

BOBBY GOLDSBORO - "I'm A Drifter" (1969) Posted by: mrtrashcan Video duration: 224 seconds I always liked BG but never owned any of his music, so the only songs I knew were the ones I heard played on the radio. Loved this one the first time I heard it and it's remained a favorite of mine ever since. Related: 1960s, autumn, clown, funny, grow, honey, life, little, my, of, pop, rock, scotty, see, standards, straight, watching

	THE POPPY FAMILY - "That's Where I Went Wrong" (1970) Posted by: mrtrashcan Video duration: 152 seconds This follow up to "Which Way You Goin' Billy?" did not receive as much airplay and did not chart as high (29 vs. 2), but not surprisingly is a much better song musically. See if you agree. It is my PF favorite. Related: 1970s, bubblegum, going, jacks, pop, rock, susan, terry

	BO DONALDSON AND THE HEYWOODS - "Who Do You Think You Are" Posted by: mrtrashcan Video duration: 205 seconds (1974) Seven man group from Cincinnati. This was their terrific, never-played-on-oldi es-stations, follow up to their #1 hit, "Billy, Don't Be A Hero." Related: 1970s, bubblebum, pop, rock

THE NEW SEEKERS - "Beautiful People" (1971) Posted by: mrtrashcan Video duration: 230 seconds Melanie Safka wrote some wonderful songs, several of which were recorded by the NS. While Melanie's gritty, organic performance works well for many of her songs, the sweet, polished sound of the NS is more appropriate for a song like this, IMO. Not to mention that the NS produced a hit with it. Related: 1970s, beg, borrow, eve, graham, harmony, id, kristian, like, lyn, marty, or, paul, perfect, pop, rock, sing, soft, steal, teach, world

	HELEN REDDY - "Peaceful" (1973) Posted by: mrtrashcan Video duration: 177 seconds I thought this pretty song written by Kenny Rankin would be an appropriate way to end this year and wish everyone a Happy, Healthy and Peaceful New Year. Related: 1970s, aint, alone, am, angie, baby, dawn, delta, dont, him, how, know, lady, leave, love, me, no, pop, rock, soft, treat, way, woman

	THE ASSOCIATION - "Time For Livin'" (1968) Posted by: mrtrashcan Video duration: 175 seconds You'll remember this one when you hear the "hook." Written by the Addrisi Brothers (We've Got To Get It On Again). Related: 1960s, along, cherish, comes, everything, love, mary, my, never, pop, rock, that, touches, windy, you

	FRANKIE LAINE "hits" two out of the park in 1967... Posted by: mrtrashcan Video duration: 353 seconds "I'll Take Care Of Your Cares" "Making Memories" In the mid-60s Frankie Laine switched recording labels, and started off his ABC years with these two WIP favorites. Related: 1960s, believe, gambler, gave, me, moonlight, mountain, mule, pop, standards, train, you

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