Episode 63: From 4 years ago. Sept 18, 2022. Chris Hillman, Journey, Zeppelin, Jesse Colin Young(bloods)

September 6, 2026 Linda Mills

The ‘60s and ‘70s brought some happy/sad/high/low/up/down/sweet/sour/yin/yang things. We were evolving as a country, coming out of post-WWII and Korean War times and heading into wars, the age of Aquarius and of the computer. For me, the music drove me. The Summer of Love in San Francisco and The Summer of Soul in NYC changed everything in our culture. The music of that time is what I try to capture in this fast-moving hour of album-oriented-rock (AOR). It started with Robert Johnson and Jimmie Rodgers. Listen in, listen anytime to Tales Vinyl Tells. All 210 episodes are on Studio Mills Wellness.com and are downloadable as are the episodes on Apple Podcasts and Podbean.com, where I post them first.

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PLAYLIST:

63.1 Steamer Lane Breakdown-Doobie Brothers
63.2 Safe at Home-Souther, Hillman, Furay Band
63.3 Summer Wind-Desert Rose Band
63.4 The Fuse-Jackson Browne
63.5 Downhill From Everywhere-Jackson Browne
63.6 Send Her My Love-Journey
63.7 Down by the Seaside/Friends-Led Zeppelin
63.8 Sunlight-Youngbloods
63.9 Sailin’-Jo Mama
63.10 Fancy Colors-Chicago
63.11 Sagebrush Serenade-Poco
63.12 If You Gotta Go-Flying Burrito Brothers