I have recently re-discovered some of the music from my teenage years.
Abraxas by Santana
www.youtube.com/watch?v=9m9wwP4LNOQ
Thick as a Brick by Jethro Tull
side 1
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ldXdnZtTWp8
side 2
www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTWQv8RsI6s
Side 2 has some wonderful orchestral accompaniments...
Ah, my music. I have both original albums plus CDs.
I grew up with Pink Floyd (I want to school with them and Roger Water's mother was my teacher for 11 plus), Genesis, Yes, etc. and still enjoy that style today.
Alan
So many good talented bands with their own unique styles back then...
And now. Bandcamp is your friend...
Agree! There's no lack of unique bands right now. Difference is they don't get famous anymore because the mainstream is very different.
A good band is the Tedeschi Trucks Band. Joe Cocker died and before Leon Russell died, Susan Tedeschi and Derek Trucks did a Mad Dogs and Englishmen Tribute Concert in 2015 for the two Legendary Musicians. There doesn't appear to be a Full video, only clips.
Hi resolution downloads on Bandcamp, are great for obscure music, especially stuff from the other side of the world. They also cost half the price of a CD.
I did like Joe Cocker way back then
How about
www.youtube.com/watch?v=_7PUPNxsRQ0
This is one of those songs that was iconic (as well as the band) way back then, but the sort of music I drifted away from. Hearing it again now it is great to revisit its simple excellence.
