Who doesn’t love music from the year 1967? The Summer of Love boasted tons of psychedelic goodies. Even outside of psychedelia, the year 1967 produced some of the most nostalgic songs of the decade ...

In 1967, folk rock hits by the Mamas and the Papas, Buffalo Springfield, the Cowsills, Scott McKenzie, and Bobbie Genry took over the airwaves.

Psychedelic rock didn’t end in one fell swoop. It took years for this hazy trend to drop out of fashion. But by the early ’70s, rockers had pretty much moved on to the new horizons of soft, prog, and ...

Given all that happened, 1967 was arguably one of the most transformative years in rock history, with popular songs ranging from light sunshine pop to heavy psychedelic sounds. Bands like The Beatles ...

In 1967, The Beatles were at the height of their creativity. They had stopped touring, and their last release from 1966, Revolver, was their most ambitious album. At least, until the album that ...

Rock bands have consistently produced countless hits, making it difficult to narrow down the best songs from the genre. However, Ultimate Classic Rock did just that and recently released a list of the ...

Choosing only five of the 21 songs the Doors released in 1967 was no easy task, but understanding why that year was the best year of the band's career was not. Their self-titled debut and "Strange ...

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