Episode 187: Are We Going To San Francisco ?

Trick's Synthetic Podcast is back 2 back!

In the 1960's it was all Peace and Luv In the Haight, that area of San Francisco where the beat generation transformed into the hippie movement. After the unfortunate events at Alamont things changed. While the peace and love didn't last, the music of the time certainly did, and that's what we celebrate today!
"Are We Going To San Francisco?" is:
Intro: Station Promo KSAN – The Hot Licks,
San Francisco – Scott McKenzie,
Free Advice – The Great Society,
It's No Secret - Jefferson Airplane ,
Section 43 – Country Joe and The Fish,
Morning Dew – The Grateful Dead,
Singing Cowboy – Beau Brummels,
Come In The Morning – Moby Grape,
Jim McGuinn explains the beginnings of the Byrds’ sound.
Hey, Mr. Tambourine Man – The Byrds,
Number One - The Charlatans,
Three Texans in the Haight:
Roadblock – Big Brother and The Holding Company with Janis Joplin,
Junior Saw It – Steve Miller Band,
Can You Dig My Vibration – Sir Douglas Quintet,
As Long As I Live – Blue Cheer,
No More Tears – The Loading Zone,
Luv In Haight – Sly and The Family Stone,
Silent Woman – The Oxford Circle,
Who Do You Love (demo version) – Quicksilver Messenger Service,
Psychotic Reaction – Count Five,
Over Loving You – The Electric Flag,
Time – Dino Valente,
San Francisco Songs:
San Francisco Girls (Return Of The Native) - Fever Tree (Houston, Texas),
San Franciscan Nights – Eric Burdon and The Animals (Newcastle on Tyne, England),
The Rounder - Dan Hicks and The Hot Licks,
Outro: I Left My Heart In San Francisco – George “Harmonica” Smith.
Peace and Love Folks!