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Weird Rock Moments. 1969. Massive Hit But No Band. The Zombies just scored a massive hit with Time of the Season. Except there was one problem. The band had already broken up two years earlier. So a promoter did the unthinkable. He hired four random musicians from Texas who'd never met the actual Zombies and sent them on tour across America pretend

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How legendary bands got their name. Lynyrd Skynyrd came to be because of their high school gym teacher who did not like long hair on men. His name was Leonard Skinner. They derived this name for a band as a playful jab to him. AC/DC got their name via a sewing machine. Malcolm and Angus Young had a sister named Margaret. Margaret owned a sewing mac

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15 BANNED Songs From the '70s You Must Hear For the First Time in 50+ Years. Part 1. 15. 'LOLA' BY THE KINKS. 14. 'OHIO' BY CROSBY, STILLS, NASH & YOUNG. Some of the biggest records of the 1970s were never supposed to reach your radio at all. Station managers pulled them, governments blacklisted them, and a few of the people who made them paid a ve

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Watch this. I'm so in love with you. Whatever you want to do. It's all right with me. 'Cause you make me feel so brand new. I want to spend my life with you. And they say, 'Sing, oh baby.' Since we've been together. Loving you forever. Is what I need. So this is Let's Stay Together by Al Green. It's one of the greatest soul songs of all time. And i

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Watch this. Nat King Cole. When I fall in love, it will be forever, or I'll never fall in love. In a restless world like this, love is ended before it's begun, and too many moonlight kisses seem to cool in the warmth of the sun. So this is Nat King Cole performing When I Fall In Love in 1957. Now, the song was originally written in 1952 by composer

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How Hendrix Redefined A Bob Dylan Original. Bob Dylan wrote this song. Jimi Hendrix stole it, and Dylan thanked him for it. All Along the Watchtower was originally a quiet two-minute folk song. Dylan released it in 1967 on John Wesley Harding. Barely anyone noticed. Then Jimi Hendrix got his hands on it. He didn't just cover it, he rebuilt it from

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