Album Chart of 1968

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Album Chart of 1968

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WALDO JEFFERS R.I.P.

Mindless, pointless death was everywhere in 1968, from Vietnam to Martin Luther King to Waldo Jeffers. Was there any sane sanctuary? Transcendental Meditation in Rishikesh anyone?

Pictured reflecting the blackness are Lou Reed, Sterling Morrison, John Cale and Moe Tucker on the eve of the release of the second Velvet Underground LP. Once again, they shone as thee extra-ordinary leaders when it came down to artful creativity. Joining them on the outer fringes were Silver Apples with a jaw-dropping set doused in electronics, Nico with a wondrous neo-classical adventure, and The United States of America, who laid down new wave motifs for a generation yet unborn.

Messin’ and twistin’ blues templates were Captain Beefheart, Dr John and Canned Heat, whilst Van Morrison moved in a snazzier direction with “Astral Weeks”, which was class personified.

The birth of Reggae was represented on terrific LPs from Prince Buster and Desmond Dekker. “Don’t watch that, watch this” proclaimed the Prince to the World. It was a good shout.

It was a fine year for folk music; Tyrannosaurus Rex and The Incredible String Band led the alternative camp, whilst The Dubliners, Finbar and Eddie Furey and The Johnstons made it one of the best-ever years for traditional Irish music.

Within the albums, anti-war protests continued left, right and centre with “Street Fighting Man” (The Stones), “The Unknown Soldier” (The Doors), “Sky Pilot” (Eric Burdon) and “Draft Morning” (The Byrds) to name but four from this chart.

Meanwhile, the situation in Vietnam was hopeless, as the whole sorry mess rumbled on with no end in sight… perhaps a calming visit to the Maharishi wasn't such a mad idea…

The Jukebox Rebel
28-Jan-2016

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WHITE LIGHT / WHITE HEAT
The Velvet Underground
Verve Records V6-5046
the USA
8.87 “A classic” Trance Rock

Jukebox picks: “Sister Ray” (10) • “Lady Godiva’s Operation” (9.5) • “White Light / White Heat” (9.4)
TJR saysArriving at the tail end of January ’68 was the second Velvet Underground LP, recorded over the course of just 5 days in...more →

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ASTRAL WEEKS
Van Morrison
Warner Bros. Records WS-1768
Northern Ireland
8.38 “Excellent” Folk Rock / Americana

Jukebox picks: “Madame George” (10) • “Astral Weeks” (9.9) • “Cyprus Avenue” (9.7)
TJR saysAfter having been “tricked” into his first album last year, the Belfastian delved headlong into the mystic with this beg...more →

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BEGGARS BANQUET
The Rolling Stones
Decca SKL-4955
England
8.36 “Excellent” Blues Rock / Soul Rock

Jukebox picks: “Street Fighting Man” (9.9) • “Parachute Woman” (9.5) • “Sympathy For The Devil” (9.1)
TJR saysThere’s not a single track which lets this album down – it’s a corker. The seventh proper Stones LP arrived in the last ...more →

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SHE WAS A ROUGH RIDER
Prince Buster
Blue Beat BBLP-820
Jamaica
8.22 “Excellent” Reggae; Ska / Rocksteady

Jukebox picks: “Rough Rider [album vesion]” (9.8) • “Scorcher” (9.6) • “Dreams To Remember” (9.4)
TJR says“Rock Steady Reggea” proclaims the album’s cover excitedly, promising cutting edge action within. The back sleeve furthe...more →

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WAITING FOR THE SUN
The Doors
Elektra EKS-74024
the USA
7.91 “Brilliant” Cerebral Pop; Psychedelia

Jukebox picks: “The Unknown Soldier” (9.4) • “Five To One” (9.2) • “Spanish Caravan” (8.8)
TJR saysI love it, it was commercially successful and was critically acclaimed – now that does make a nice change. The third Doo...more →

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INGWE IDLA NGAMABALA
Izintombi Zesi Manje Manje / Space Queens
CBS ‎LAB-4005
South Africa
7.83 “Brilliant” Africana

Jukebox picks: “Isinkwa Nobanana” (9.3) • “Sesi Ngenile” (9.1) • “Ingwe Idla Ngamabala” (8.7)
TJR saysDespite being a split LP, “Ingwe idla Ngamabala” still qualifies for the “A-list” chart as there’s enough new material f...more →

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MY PEOPLE WERE FAIR AND HAD SKY IN THEIR HAIR… BUT NOW THEY’RE CONTENT TO WEAR STARS
Tyrannosaurus Rex
Regal Zonophone SLRZ-1003
England
7.67 “Brilliant” Alternative Folk

Jukebox picks: “Mustang Ford” (9.6) • “Hot Rod Mama” (9.4) • “Weilder Of Words” (9.1)
TJR saysSlappy bongo with hypnotic guitar picking and repetitive melody with some crazy vocal performances. It’s a good look dud...more →

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SILVER APPLES
Silver Apples
Kapp Records KS-3562
the USA
7.59 “Brilliant” Electronica

Jukebox picks: “Misty Mountain” (9.0) • “Oscillations” (8.5) • “Velvet Cave” (8.1)
TJR saysNew York, not for the first or last time, was at the artsy epi-centre of the musical universe in 1968 – giving the Velve...more →

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STRICTLY PERSONAL
Captain Beefheart and his Magic Band
Blue Thumb Records BTS-1
the USA
7.43 “Really good” Blues Rock / Soul Rock; Psychedelia

Jukebox picks: “Beatle Bones ’n’ Smokin’ Stones” (9.0) • “Trust Us” (8.2) • “On Tomorrow” (8.0)
TJR saysFollowing the major label rejections, Bob Krasnow’s new Blue Thumb label took this on, and the murky, muddy production –...more →

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AT IT AGAIN
The Dubliners
Major Minor MMLP-34
Ireland
7.40 “Really good” Folk

Jukebox picks: “The Irish Navy” (9.3) • “I Wish I Were Back In Liverpool” (8.5) • “Many Young Men Of Twenty” (8.1)
TJR saysThe fourth album on Major Minor Records from folk’s, never mind Ireland’s, finest ensemble. It’s packed with very fine t...more →

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THE MARBLE INDEX
Nico
Elektra EKS-74029
Germany
7.34 “Really good” Avant-Garde

Jukebox picks: “Evening Of Light” (10) • “Facing The Wind” (9.3) • “No-One Is There” (8.2)
TJR saysThe sound of desolation row this may well be, but it’s a compelling, beautiful work of art nonetheless. In 1968, the nom...more →

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PROPHETS, SEERS AND SAGES - THE ANGELS OF THE AGES
Tyrannosaurus Rex
Regal Zonophone SLRZ-1005
England
7.32 “Really good” Alternative Folk; Songwriter

Jukebox picks: “Deboraarobed” (10) • “Stacey Grove” (9.4) • “Conesuala” (8.6)
TJR says“Prophets, Seers & Sages” arrived in October ’68, just 3 months after their debut LP had been released. They had much to...more →

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GRIS-GRIS
Dr. John, the Night Tripper
ATCO Records SD 33-234
the USA
7.21 “Really good” Psychedelia

Jukebox picks: “I Walk On Guilded Splinters” (8.8) • “Danse Kalinda Ba Doom” (8.4) • “Gris-Gris Gumbo Ya Ya” (7.8)
TJR saysIn a year chock-full of absorbing eccentrics, Dr. John more than holds his own in the higher echelons alongside Marc Bol...more →

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BRA SELLO WITH ABAFANA BENTUTHUKO VOLUME ONE
Bra Sello with Abafana Bentuthuko
CBS LAB-4006
South Africa
7.18 “Really good” Africana

Jukebox picks: “Mthembu Nonzimande” (8.0) • “Siyanyawuka Nzimande” (7.9) • “Mr Music” (7.8)
TJR saysThis album rounds up recent single sides on CBS, all themed by being predominantly instrumental and being led, melody wi...more →

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INTENSIFIED
Desmond Dekker and The Aces
Beverley's Records LP-004
Jamaica
7.17 “Really good” Ska / Rocksteady; Reggae

Jukebox picks: “Israelites” (10) • “A It Mek” (10) • “Music Like Dirt (Intensified ’68)” (9.0)
TJR saysDekker’s second Jamaican LP, issued on Beverleys LP-004. Although three of these twelve tracks repeat from last year’s U...more →

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THE HANGMAN’S BEAUTIFUL DAUGHTER
The Incredible String Band
Elektra EUK-258
Scotland
7.17 “Really good” Folk

Jukebox picks: “A Very Cellular Song” (9.7) • “The Minotaur’s Song” (8.9) • “Mercy I Cry City” (7.6)
TJR saysOn their third album, the Incredible String Band’s song arrangements are more complex than ever before; the exotic range...more →

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DRINKIN’ AND COURTIN’
The Dubliners
Major Minor MMLP-14
Ireland
7.17 “Really good” Folk

Jukebox picks: “Gentleman Soldier [album version ’68]” (9.4) • “Dirty Old Town [album version ’68]” (8.9) • “The Parting Glass [album version ’68]” (7.9)
TJR saysThe classic Dubliners quintet continue with their third album on Major Minor Records and whaddya know – they’re still ba...more →

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BOOGIE WITH CANNED HEAT
Canned Heat
Liberty LST-7541
the USA
7.04 “Really good” Blues / Rhythm n Blues; Blues Rock / Soul Rock

Jukebox picks: “On The Road Again” (10) • “Amphetamine Annie” (8.4) • “Turpentine Moan” (7.9)
TJR saysThere are 9 out of 10 originals on the second Canned Heat album – albeit with a few “adaptions”. If 1967 was a big year ...more →

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BOOKENDS
Simon and Garfunkel
Columbia KCS-9529
the USA
6.93 “Good” Folk Rock / Americana; Songwriter

Jukebox picks: “Hazy Shade Of Winter” (9.7) • “Fakin’ It” (8.3) • “Mrs. Robinson” (7.9)
TJR saysHaving been central musically to Mike Nichols ’67 film “The Graduate” (the soundtrack for which was issued in January ’6...more →

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THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
The United States of America
Columbia CS-9614
the USA
6.93 “Good” Psychedelia

Jukebox picks: “The Garden Of Earthly Delights” (9.3) • “Coming Down” (8.7) • “Cloud Song” (8.2)
TJR saysJoseph Byrd – fresh from his wonderful production on Phil Och’s “The Crucifixion” from ’67 – delivered another fine stat...more →

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THE IMMORTAL OTIS REDDING
Otis Redding
ATCO Records SD 33-252
the USA
6.92 “Good” Soul; Soul Ballad

Jukebox picks: “I’ve Got Dreams To Remember” (9.5) • “Hard To Handle” (8.3) • “Nobody’s Fault But Mine” (7.5)
TJR says“The Immortal Otis Redding” – who could fail to be touched by that title in 1968? The intended seventh Otis Redding albu...more →

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TOMORROW
Tomorrow
Parlophone PCS-7042
England
6.89 “Good” Psychedelia; Pop

Jukebox picks: “My White Bicycle” (9.2) • “Real Life Permanent Dream” (8.0) • “Colonel Brown” (7.6)
TJR saysThis was a very fine debut album from the London quintet who lined up: Keith West (vocals); Steve Howe (guitar); John Wo...more →

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FINBAR AND EDDIE FUREY
Finbar and Eddie Furey
Transatlantic Records TRA-168
Ireland
6.86 “Good” Folk

Jukebox picks: “Come By The Hills” (8.9) • “The Curragh Of Kildare” (8.7) • “The Spanish Cloak” (8.6)
TJR saysBack in 1960, for £2 each, these child protégés were playing in O’Donoghues; they were still school kids at the time! Ma...more →

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THE TWAIN SHALL MEET
Eric Burdon and The Animals
MGM Records SE-4537
England
6.71 “Good” Psychedelia

Jukebox picks: “Sky Pilot” (9.8) • “Monterey” (6.5) • “Just The Thought” (6.5)
TJR says“If you wanna find truth in life, don’t let music pass you by” sings Burdon on the opening track “Monterey”, the...more →

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THE JOHNSTONS [1968]
The Johnstons
Transatlantic Records TRA-169
Ireland
6.70 “Good” Folk

Jukebox picks: “The Lambs On The Green Hills” (10) • “The Apprentice’s Song” (8.1) • “The Rounding Of Cape Horn” (7.3)
TJR saysThe Johnstons were an Irish close-harmony folk group, originally founded in the early 60s in Slane, County Meath, consis...more →

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1968 ESQUIVEL!!
Esquivel
RCA Victor MKS-1777
Mexico
6.63 “Good” Latin; Orchestra Dance

Jukebox picks: “El Cable” (8.0) • “Mini Skirt” (7.7) • “Lamento Borincano” (7.6)
TJR saysAfter 12 years, “1968 Esquivel!!” is last in line of his original RCA albums. Groovy bachelors living in space-age Londo...more →

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OS MUTANTES
Os Mutantes
Polydor LPNG 44.018
Brazil
6.57 “Good” Psychedelia

Jukebox picks: “A Minha Menina” (8.5) • “Panis Et Circenses” (8.1) • “Baby” (6.9)
TJR saysIn the summer of ’68, South American hipsters in the know were groovin’ to Os Mutantes (The Mutants), an adventurous tri...more →

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ELECTRIC LADYLAND
The Jimi Hendrix Experience
Track Record 613 008
the USA
6.56 “Good” Rock; Blues Rock / Soul Rock

Jukebox picks: “All Along The Watchtower” (9.8) • “Burning Of The Midnight Lamp” (8.7) • “Crosstown Traffic” (8.0)
TJR saysThe last of the three albums to be billed to the Jimi Hendrix Experience was a good ‘un, although it’s not without dull ...more →

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THE BEATLES
The Beatles
Apple Records PCS-7067/8
England
6.48 “Decent enough” Blues Rock / Soul Rock; Crooner / Cabaret; Psychedelia; Songwriter

Jukebox picks: “Revolution 1” (9.4) • “The Continuing Story Of Bungalow Bill” (9.0) • “Dear Prudence” (8.6)
TJR saysClocking in at an unsexy NINETY FOUR minutes, the tenth Beatles LP could do with being severely trimmed. The first and l...more →

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NOW AND THEM
Them
Tower ST-5104
Northern Ireland
6.47 “Decent enough” Pop; Blues Rock / Soul Rock

Jukebox picks: “Walking In The Queens Garden” (9.1) • “What’s The Matter Baby?” (7.2) • “I’m Your Witch Doctor” (6.9)
TJR saysSomewhat unexpectedly, a third fine album statement arrived from Them in January ‘68. With Van Morrison having quit back...more →

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LADY SOUL
Aretha Franklin
Atlantic SD-8176
the USA
6.46 “Decent enough” Soul; Soul Ballad

Jukebox picks: “People Get Ready” (8.1) • “Money Won’t Change You” (7.3) • “Since You’ve Been Gone (Sweet Sweet Baby)” (6.6)
TJR saysAnother big success for Aretha Franklin and Atlantic Records, a million selling album spawning three Top Ten hits in the...more →

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FROM SEA TO SHINING SEA
Johnny Cash
Columbia CL-2647
the USA
6.41 “Decent enough” Country; Folk

Jukebox picks: “Cisco Clifton’s Filling Station” (9.4) • “The Walls Of A Prison” (8.4) • “The Masterpiece” (7.3)
TJR says1968 was a big year for Cash, both as a man and an artist. It started in January with “From Sea To Shining Sea”, once ag...more →

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S.F. SORROW
Pretty Things
Columbia SCX-6306
England
6.35 “Decent enough” Psychedelia

Jukebox picks: “Private Sorrow” (8.7) • “S.F. Sorrow Is Born” (8.2) • “Balloon Burning” (7.2)
TJR saysReleased late in 1968, this concept album was based on a short story by singer Phil May, structured as a song cycle, tel...more →

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LIVING THE BLUES
Canned Heat
Liberty LST-27200
the USA
6.32 “Decent enough” Blues Rock / Soul Rock; Blues / Rhythm n Blues

Jukebox picks: “Going Up The Country” (10) • “Sandy’s Blues” (8.8) • “My Mistake” (6.9)
TJR saysThe second Canned Heat album of 1968 was a sprawling two-record set, with mixed results over the 90 minutes. Featuring g...more →

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CALL OF THE VALLEY
Shivkumar Sharma, Hariprasad Chaurasia and Brijbhushan Kabra
His Master's Voice ‎ECLP-2382
India
6.32 “Decent enough” Desi

Jukebox picks: “Bhoop” (7.1) • “Ahir Bhairav” (6.6) • “Rag Piloo” (6.5)
TJR saysThis all-instrumental classical Indian affair is a concept album which follows a day in the life of an Indian shepherd f...more →

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EVERY ONE OF US
Eric Burdon and The Animals
MGM Records SE-4553
England
6.31 “Decent enough” Rock

Jukebox picks: “The Immigrant Lad” (7.5) • “Year Of The Guru” (7.4) • “New York 1963 - America 1968” (7.2)
TJR says1968 was a very busy year for The Animals, “Every One Of Us” was the second of three albums to be released in the year, ...more →

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THE KINKS ARE THE VILLAGE GREEN PRESERVATION SOCIETY
The Kinks
Pye Records NPL-18233
England
6.30 “Decent enough” Cerebral Pop; Pop; Folk Rock / Americana

Jukebox picks: “The Village Green Preservation Society [original mono album version]” (7.8) • “Big Sky [original mono album version]” (7.4) • “Starstruck [original mono album version]” (7.3)
TJR saysThis famously English affair, all written by Ray Davies, had more in common with the worlds of folk and music hall than ...more →

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WEE TAM AND THE BIG HUGE
The Incredible String Band
Elektra EKL-4036/37
Scotland
6.29 “Decent enough” Folk; Alternative Folk

Jukebox picks: “Log Cabin Home In The Sky” (9.0) • “Douglas Traherne Harding” (7.8) • “Ducks On A Pond” (7.6)
TJR saysWee Tam is you or I; we're looking at the Big Huge star-filled universe above, around and beyond us. There are four play...more →

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I GOT THE FEELIN’
James Brown
King Records KS-1031
the USA
6.29 “Decent enough” Soul; Blues / Rhythm n Blues

Jukebox picks: “You’ve Got The Power [1968 version]” (8.7) • “Shhhhhhh (For A Little While)” (7.3) • “Stone Fox [1968 version]” (7.2)
TJR saysNot too shabby, dragged down a little by some late night instrumental meandering fillers, but pulled up by some top notc...more →

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SWEENEY’S MEN
Sweeney’s Men
Transatlantic Records TRA-170
Ireland
6.21 “Decent enough” Folk

Jukebox picks: “The Handsome Cabin Boy” (7.4) • “Dicey Riley” (7.3) • “Reynard The Fox” (6.8)
TJR saysThis fine debut album - a mix of Irish and American folk traditionals - was issued in July, 1968. With hindsight a super...more →

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NEIL YOUNG
Neil Young
Reprise Records RS-6317
Canada
6.17 “Decent enough” Folk Rock / Americana; Rock; Soft Rock / A.O.R.; Songwriter

Jukebox picks: “The Last Trip To Tulsa” (7.4) • “The Loner” (6.6) • “I’ve Loved Her So Long” (6.6)
TJR saysNeil Young had too much songwriting in him to be fulfilled in Buffalo Springfield's busy creative hub and his progressio...more →

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THE NOTORIOUS BYRD BROTHERS
The Byrds
Columbia CS-9575
the USA
6.16 “Decent enough” Folk Rock / Americana; Psychedelia

Jukebox picks: “Goin’ Back” (7.5) • “Old John Robertson” (7.3) • “Space Odyssey” (7.2)
TJR saysAn album which floats along on a real magic carpet ride where moog synthesizers sit aside steel guitars whilst hosts phi...more →

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AROUND GRAPEFRUIT
Grapefruit
ABC-Dunhill Records DS-50050
England
6.14 “Decent enough” Psychedelia; Pop

Jukebox picks: “Yes” (7.8) • “C’mon Marianne” (6.8) • “Elevator” (6.7)
TJR saysOn their debut album the very capable London 4-piece lined up: George Alexander (bass guitar), John Perry (lead guitar),...more →

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A MAN NEEDS A WOMAN
James Carr
Goldwax Records GW-3002
the USA
6.13 “Decent enough” Soul Ballad; Soul

Jukebox picks: “You’ve Got My Mind Messed Up” (7.3) • “A Man Needs A Woman” (6.7) • “I’m A Fool For You” (6.7)
TJR saysHangs on to “new album” status although 2 tracks are repeated from last years debut LP (hence the part “comp” tag), “The...more →

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ODESSEY AND ORACLE
The Zombies
CBS S-63280
England
6.06 “Decent enough” Pop

Jukebox picks: “This Will Be Our Year” (7.4) • “Time Of The Season” (7.4) • “Care Of Cell 44” (6.9)
TJR saysDecent second LP from the St Albans 5-piece, retrospectively hailed as a British psychedelic classic by fans and critics...more →

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SONG OF INNOCENCE
David Axelrod
Capitol Records ST-2982
the USA
6.06 “Decent enough” Film Score / Incidental; Cerebral Pop

Jukebox picks: “Urizen” (7.2) • “The Mental Traveler” (6.5) • “The Smile” (6.4)
TJR saysThe restless multi-genre producer turns artist on his all-instrumental debut album, “Songs Of Innocence”, named after, a...more →

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I STAND ALONE
Al Kooper
Columbia CS-9718
the USA
5.87 “Average” Cerebral Pop

Jukebox picks: “Song And Dance For The Unborn, Frightened Child” (8.7) • “Hey, Western Union Man” (7.0) • “One” (6.7)
TJR saysFirst fully solo album from the 24-year-old New Yorker, immortalized for his organ parts in Dylan's “Like A Rolling Ston...more →

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IN-A-GADDA-DA-VIDA
Iron Butterfly
ATCO Records SD 33-250
the USA
5.87 “Average” Psychedelia; Rock

Jukebox picks: “Flowers And Beads” (6.9) • “In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida [long version]” (6.5) • “Most Anything You Want” (6.2)
TJR saysA monster of an album which went on to sell more than thirty million copies, veering from the peppy psychedelic pop of “...more →

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MIGHTY GARVEY!
Manfred Mann
Fontana STL-5470
England
5.79 “Average” Psychedelia

Jukebox picks: “The Mighty Quinn (Quinn The Eskimo)” (9.2) • “Ha! Ha! Said The Clown” (7.5) • “Every Day Another Hair Turns Grey” (6.7)
TJR saysA bizarre album - like a Monty Python sketch crossed by The Kinks “Preservation” sound via Beach Boys harmonies. Individ...more →

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ANOTHER PLACE ANOTHER TIME
Jerry Lee Lewis
Smash SRS-67104
the USA
5.78 “Average” Country

Jukebox picks: “What’s Made Milwaukee Famous (Has Made A Loser Out Of Me)” (7.0) • “Another Place, Another Time” (6.6) • “All The Good Is Gone” (6.0)
TJR saysBy 1968 Rock n Roll was long out of fashion and Jerry Lee Lewis decided it was time to hone in on his second love - coun...more →

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DANCE TO THE MUSIC
Sly and The Family Stone
Epic BN-26371
the USA
5.74 “Average” Soul; Disco / Funk

Jukebox picks: “Dance To The Music” (7.9) • “Dance To The Medley : Music Is Alive / Dance In / Music Lover” (6.5) • “I Ain’t Got Nobody (For Real)” (6.0)
TJR saysThe second LP from the soulful and funky San Franciscan ensemble with the core line up: Sly Stone (vocals, multiple inst...more →

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IS IT TOO LATE?
Duke Edwards and The Young Ones
Prestige PR-7590
the USA
5.73 “Average” Jazz

Jukebox picks: “Is It Too Late?” (9.4) • “Man: Don't Cry Baby / Why? / Reach For A Star” (5.8) • “Black Elephant” (2.0)
TJR saysEddie “Poppa Duke” Edwards was a renowned recording artist who performed in prestigious venues such as Carnegie Hall, an...more →

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FRIENDS
The Beach Boys
Capitol Records ST-2895
the USA
5.71 “Average” Cerebral Pop; Pop

Jukebox picks: “Be Still” (7.5) • “Little Bird” (7.4) • “Transcendental Meditation” (7.3)
TJR saysA psychedelic pop affair and, somewhat befittingly, the first Beach Boys album to be released only in stereo. “Friends” ...more →

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SWEETHEART OF THE RODEO
The Byrds
Columbia CS-9670
the USA
5.65 “Average” Country

Jukebox picks: “Life In Prison” (6.5) • “Nothing Was Delivered” (6.4) • “You’re Still On My Mind” (6.3)
TJR saysThe Byrds attempt to make Country hip on this highly rated but rather sedate affair which bobs along in a manner which i...more →

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FATS IS BACK
Fats Domino
Reprise Records RS-6304
the USA
5.63 “Average” Blues / Rhythm n Blues; Blues Rock / Soul Rock; Pop

Jukebox picks: “Honest Papas Love Their Mamas Better” (8.3) • “Lovely Rita” (6.8) • “Lady Madonna” (6.5)
TJR saysReprise 6304. Later issued in Great Britain in July 1970 on Valiant VS 107. All new, but with 2 reworkings onboard - “...more →

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SWEETWATER
Sweetwater
Reprise Records RS-6313
the USA
5.60 “Average” Psychedelia; Folk Rock / Americana

Jukebox picks: “Come Take A Walk” (7.9) • “My Crystal Spider” (7.0) • “For Pete’s Sake” (6.6)
TJR saysDebut album from the Jefferson-Airplane-inspired Los Angeleans. Uniquely for their type, they refused to allow electric ...more →

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LOVE IS
Eric Burdon and The Animals
MGM Records SE-4591-2
England
5.56 “Average” Blues Rock / Soul Rock

Jukebox picks: “The Madman (Running Through The Field)” (6.7) • “I’m An Animal” (6.3) • “To Love Somebody” (6.1)
TJR saysBassist Danny McCulloch and guitarist Vic Briggs left after “Every One Of Us”, with Zoot Money taking on bass and his ol...more →

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SCOTT 2
Scott Walker
Philips SBL-7840
the USA
5.55 “Average” Crooner / Cabaret; Pop Ballad

Jukebox picks: “Jackie” (9.5) • “Next” (8.0) • “The Girls And The Dogs” (7.4)
TJR saysThe second LP from the 25-year-old is dominated by his three Brel interpretations; “Jackie” (9.5), “Next” (8.0) ...more →

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THE MANY MOODS OF WANDA JACKSON
Wanda Jackson
Capitol Records ST-129
the USA
5.55 “Average” Country; Pop

Jukebox picks: “Fever” (7.6) • “I’d Do It All Over Again” (6.2) • “I’m A Believer” (5.7)
TJR saysWanda's second LP of 1968 continued the recent recovery in form and included a brilliant reading of “Fever” in the s...more →

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CHEAP THRILLS
Big Brother and The Holding Company
Columbia KCS-9700
the USA
5.50 “Average” Blues Rock / Soul Rock

Jukebox picks: “Turtle Blues” (7.0) • “Ball And Chain” (6.0) • “Summertime” (5.7)
TJR saysThey've got Janis, but don't always make the most of her soulful voice, preferring to rawk out all-too-often. Annoyingly...more →

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OGDENS’ NUT GONE FLAKE
Small Faces
Immediate IMSP-012
England
5.48 “Below average” Psychedelia; Pop; Rock

Jukebox picks: “The Journey” (6.9) • “Lazy Sunday” (6.6) • “Happydaystoytown” (6.2)
TJR saysThe fourth LP from the increasingly complex East Londoners, now more psychedelic than ever before. The front-cover was a...more →

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CREAM OF THE CROP
Wanda Jackson
Capitol Records ST-2976
the USA
5.38 “Below average” Country

Jukebox picks: “Little Boy Soldier” (8.0) • “There Stands The Glass” (7.1) • “Don’t Touch Me” (6.1)
TJR saysA step back in the right direction after a couple of poor efforts, the “cream of the crop” referring to the songwriters ...more →

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WE’RE ONLY IN IT FOR THE MONEY
The Mothers Of Invention
Verve Records V6-5045
the USA
5.34 “Below average” Avant-Garde; Pop; Psychedelia

Jukebox picks: “Mom & Dad” (7.6) • “Flower Punk” (7.3) • “Who Needs The Peace Corps?” (6.7)
TJR saysTheir 4th LP “We’re Only In It for the Money” (Verve Records V6-5045) was released in March, 1968. I’ve got a love/hate ...more →

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KAFUNTA
P.P. Arnold
Immediate IMSP-017
the USA
5.30 “Below average” Pop; Pop Ballad

Jukebox picks: “Angel Of The Morning” (6.8) • “To Love Somebody” (6.5) • “God Only Knows” (6.0)
TJR saysThis is one of those albums which confuses the brain. Well, it confuses mine anyway. On one hand, there’s some fine dram...more →

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MISS BUTTERS
Family Tree
RCA Victor LSP-3955
the USA
5.23 “Below average” Psychedelia; Pop

Jukebox picks: “Melancholy Vaudeville Man” (6.6) • “Birthday/Dirgeday” (6.5) • “Any Other Baby” (6.3)
TJR saysSan Franciscan quintet led by Bob Segarini, completely inspired by the Englishness of “Sgt. Pepper”, with “Penny Lane” p...more →

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STONED SOUL PICNIC
The 5th Dimension
Soul City SCS-92002
the USA
5.18 “Below average” Soul; Pop

Jukebox picks: “Sweet Blindness” (6.4) • “Stoned Soul Picnic” (6.2) • “California Soul” (6.1)
TJR saysAn uplifting set of soul pop from the quintet best described as “the black Mamas and Papas”. It’s perhaps just a tad too...more →

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5 BY 5 = GO! - 14 TITLES BY DAVE CLARK FIVE
The Dave Clark Five
Columbia SCX-6309
England
5.15 “Below average” Pop Ballad; Blues Rock / Soul Rock

Jukebox picks: “A Little Bit Now” (6.5) • “Return My Love” (6.5) • “Who Do You Think You’re Talking To” (6.1)
TJR saysNow finding themselves out of favour in the States, the UK would now be graced with the new Dave Clark Five LP, “5 By 5 ...more →

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TRUTH
Jeff Beck
Columbia SX-6293
England
5.08 “Below average” Blues Rock / Soul Rock; Rock

Jukebox picks: “Ol’ Man River” (7.1) • “You Shook Me” (5.8) • “I Ain’t Superstitious” (5.5)
TJR saysDebut album from the 24-year-old ex-Yardbird with a little help from his friends, Rod Stewart (vocals), Ronnie Wood (bas...more →

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TIME OUT! TIME IN FOR THEM
Them
Tower ST-5116
Northern Ireland
4.93 “Poor” Psychedelia; Rock

Jukebox picks: “Just On Conception” (6.2) • “Black Widow Spider” (5.8) • “Time Out For Time In” (5.4)
TJR saysA very ordinary sidestep into psychedelia from Them as they slip further down the ladder of relevance....more →

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THE SOUL GOES ON
Jerry Butler
Mercury SR-61171
the USA
4.92 “Poor” Soul; Soul Ballad

Jukebox picks: “These Arms Of Mine” (6.7) • “A Change Is Gonna Come” (6.0) • “I’ve Been Loving You Too Long (To Stop Now)” (5.9)
TJR saysGets off to a bad start by repeating “Never Give You Up” from the last album. What the hell’s the matter with these ...more →

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ELI AND THE THIRTEENTH CONFESSION
Laura Nyro
Columbia CS-9626
the USA
4.91 “Poor” Soul; Pop

Jukebox picks: “Luckie” (6.7) • “Poverty Train” (6.2) • “Lonely Women” (5.9)
TJR saysAcclaimed second album from the classy 20-year-old soul-pop artist. How classy? It even came with a perfumed lyric sheet...more →

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I’M GONNA BE A COUNTRY GIRL AGAIN
Buffy Saint-Marie
Vanguard VSD-79280
Canada
4.88 “Poor” Country

Jukebox picks: “Tall Trees In Georgia” (8.2) • “Now That The Buffalo's Gone [album version '68]” (6.1) • “They Gotta Quit Kickin' My Dawg Around” (5.9)
TJR saysIncludes 3 reworkings from the back-albums: “Sometimes When I Get To Thinkin'” (Little Wheel Spin And Spin, 1966), “...more →

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RELEASE OF AN OATH
The Electric Prunes
Reprise Records RS-6316
the USA
4.86 “Poor” Cerebral Pop

Jukebox picks: “Kol Nidre” (5.8) • “Individual Confessional” (5.6) • “The Adoration” (5.2)
TJR saysSecond religious rock album of 1968 in the name of Electric Prunes but not featuring any real Electric Prunes. Dear oh d...more →

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MASS IN F MINOR
The Electric Prunes
Reprise Records RS-6275
the USA
4.85 “Poor” Prog

Jukebox picks: “Agnus Dei” (5.6) • “Kyrie Eleison” (5.2) • “Credo” (5.2)
TJR saysThere had already been hints of the exotic / bizarre on the Electric Prunes debut album but it’s highly unlikely that fa...more →

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QUICKSILVER MESSENGER SERVICE
Quicksilver Messenger Service
Capitol Records ST-2904
the USA
4.83 “Poor” Blues Rock / Soul Rock

Jukebox picks: “The Fool” (5.2) • “Dino’s Song” (5.1) • “It’s Been Too Long” (5.0)
TJR saysUnaffecting debut album from the San Franciscan psyche-blues rock-jam merchants who line up: John Cipollina (lead guitar...more →

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CROWN OF CREATION
Jefferson Airplane
RCA Victor LSP-4058
the USA
4.75 “Poor” Rock

Jukebox picks: “The House At Pooneil Corners” (7.1) • “Lather” (6.5) • “Crown Of Creation” (5.0)
TJR saysAlthough these late 60s rock bands were largely tiresome to me, there's always something appealing on Jefferson Airp...more →

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BLOOD, SWEAT AND TEARS
Blood, Sweat and Tears
Columbia CS-9720
the USA
4.74 “Poor” Cerebral Pop

Jukebox picks: “Spinning Wheel” (6.5) • “More And More” (5.2) • “Smiling Phases” (5.0)
TJR says1968 was a big year for this progressive New York based group, bookended by their first two long players. Now an ambitio...more →

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MUSIC FROM BIG PINK
The Band
Capitol Records SKAO-2955
Canada
4.66 “Poor” Folk Rock / Americana; Songwriter

Jukebox picks: “The Weight” (6.9) • “Chest Fever” (5.5) • “This Wheel’s On Fire” (5.4)
TJR saysNamed after the practice house where it was largely conceived, the debut album from Bob Dylan's backing band was release...more →

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VINCEBUS ERUPTUM
Blue Cheer
Philips PHS 600-264
the USA
4.63 “Poor” Rock

Jukebox picks: “Rock Me Baby” (5.6) • “Summertime Blues” (5.6) • “Second Time Around” (4.5)
TJR saysDebut album from the San Franciscan stone-rock trio of Dickie Peterson (vocals, bass), Leigh Stephens (guitar) and Paul ...more →

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LAST TIME AROUND
Buffalo Springfield
ATCO Records SD 33-256
the USA
4.47 “Lame” Blues Rock / Soul Rock; Country

Jukebox picks: “In The Hour Of Not Quite Rain” (6.5) • “On The Way Home” (5.1) • “I Am A Child” (4.7)
TJR saysPlagued by infighting and drug-related arrests, Buffalo Springfield had split in April 1968, 2 months before the final a...more →

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TRAFFIC
Traffic
Island Records ILPS-9081T
England
4.46 “Lame” Blues Rock / Soul Rock; Folk Rock / Americana

Jukebox picks: “Vagabond Virgin” (6.6) • “(Roamin’ Thru The Gloamin’ With) 40,000 Headmen” (6.0) • “Feelin’ Alright?” (5.0)
TJR saysSecond album from the Birmingham 4-piece who're already on the slide for me, althought the opening to side two spikes th...more →

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TIJUANA CHRISTMAS
Torero Band
Music For Pleasure MFP-1266
England
4.35 “Lame” Pop; Pop Ballad

Jukebox picks: “The Holly And The Ivy” (5.5) • “Silent Night” (5.3) • “Good King Wenceslas” (5.0)
TJR saysA zippy, brassy, affair; not to be taken too seriously and worth having for the odd festive mixtape drop. The sleeve not...more →

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SANTA MONICA PIER
Noel Harrison
Reprise Records RS-6295
England
4.33 “Lame” Crooner / Cabaret; Folk

Jukebox picks: “Dress Rehearsal Rag” (6.6) • “So Long Marianne” (5.6) • “Highway In The Wind” (4.7)
TJR saysFair play to Noel Harrison for delivering an album which is hard to categorize - he's like some sort of bohemian variety...more →

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CRY LIKE A BABY
The Box Tops
Bell Records BELL-6017
the USA
4.12 “Lame” Soul

Jukebox picks: “Cry Like A Baby” (7.3) • “You Keep Me Hangin’ On” (5.0) • “Deep In Kentucky” (4.9)
TJR saysOpens explosively with the soul stomper “Cry Like A Baby”, but then proceeds to deliver, by comparison, a tepid albu...more →

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MR. DREAM MERCHANT
Jerry Butler
Mercury SR-61146
the USA
4.01 “Lame” Soul; Soul Ballad

Jukebox picks: “I Come To You” (5.7) • “Beside You” (5.2) • “When A Woman Loves A Man (When A Man Loves A Woman)” (5.0)
TJR saysJerry’s brand of adult-orientated smooth soul is just not for me, only rarely does this LP flicker into life. “I Come To...more →

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CAETANO VELOSO [1968]
Caetano Veloso
Philips R 765.026L
Brazil
3.94 “Terrible” Pop; Latin

Jukebox picks: “Tropicália” (6.4) • “Eles” (6.3) • “Clara” (4.6)
TJR saysUnique album from the 25-year-old Brazilian, where traditional bossa-novans meet psychedelic rockers in the classical up...more →

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YESTERDAYS DREAMS
Four Tops
Motown MS-669
the USA
3.86 “Terrible” Soul; Pop Ballad

Jukebox picks: “Yesterday’s Dreams” (5.1) • “I’m In A Different World” (5.0) • “Remember When” (4.5)
TJR saysWith Holland-Dozier-Holland having recently left the company in a royalties dispute, the new Four Tops LP included just ...more →

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FOR ONCE IN MY LIFE
Stevie Wonder
Tamla TS-291
the USA
3.73 “Terrible” Soul; Pop

Jukebox picks: “For Once In My Life” (4.8) • “I Don’t Know Why” (4.5) • “Shoo-Be-Doo-Be-Doo-Da-Day” (4.1)
TJR saysAn improvement on the awful “Eivets Rednow” LP from earlier in the year, but that's not saying much. There's not a singl...more →

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GOIN’ TO MEMPHIS
Paul Revere and The Raiders featuring Mark Lindsay
Columbia CS-9605
the USA
3.71 “Terrible” Soul

Jukebox picks: “No Sad Songs” (5.5) • “I’m A Loser Too” (4.8) • “Soul Man” (4.4)
TJR saysFor me, very much a brand name on the slide at this stage. It's Mark Lindsay who's taken over, and this LP sees him expl...more →

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THE HOLY LAND
Johnny Cash
Columbia KCS-9726
the USA
3.57 “Terrible” Speech / Chat; Country

Jukebox picks: “In Bethlehem” (5.7) • “Mother’s Love” (5.0) • “My Wife June At The Sea Of Galilee” (5.0)
TJR saysWell, heart on the sleeve time for Johnny Cash as he shares his pilgrimage to Israel with the world on record. It’s cert...more →

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MAKE MINE COUNTRY
Charley Pride
RCA Victor LSP-3952
the USA
3.07 “Terrible” Country

Jukebox picks: “A Girl I Used To Know” (4.8) • “Baby Is Gone” (4.5) • “Now I Can Live Again” (3.9)
TJR says“//Buy this album friends, and I guarantee you'll take home a little of the soul of country music. Ol' Faron wouldn't pu...more →

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THE ICE MAN COMETH
Jerry Butler
Mercury SR-61198
the USA
2.95 “Dire” Soul; Pop Ballad

Jukebox picks: “Can’t Forget About You, Baby” (5.6) • “Lost” (4.3) • “Only The Strong Survive” (4.1)
TJR saysWith the Kenneth Gamble / Leon Huff production team now firmly at the helm, Jerry dives ever deeper into the world of or...more →

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SOMETHING HAPPENING
Paul Revere and The Raiders featuring Mark Lindsay
Columbia CS-9665
the USA
2.91 “Dire” Pop; Psychedelia

Jukebox picks: “Free” (4.1) • “Don’t Take It So Hard” (3.8) • “The Good Times” (3.8)
TJR saysThe downward slide continues on “Something Happening” as Mark Lindsay steers the group away from the Memphis Soul sound ...more →

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EIVETS REDNOW
Eivets Rednow
Gordy GS-932
the USA
2.88 “Dire” Pop; Pop Ballad

Jukebox picks: “Grazing In The Grass” (3.8) • “Alfie” (3.3) • “More Than A Dream” (3.2)
TJR saysNot wishing to confuse mainstream fans, this all-instrumental affair was released under Stevie Wonder's backwardly spell...more →

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FOLLOW! FOLLOW!
Blue Boys Of Ibrox
Hallmark Records HM-555
Scotland
2.02 “Dire” Folk

Jukebox picks: “Medley : A) She’ll Be Coming Round The Mountain, B) We Shall Not Be Moved, C) Glory, Glory” (4.5) • “The Famous Glasgow Rangers” (3.4) • “The Blue Flag” (3.0)
TJR saysMainly “pro Rangers football-only”, however “The Sash”, “Billy Boys” and “No Surrender” are all here albeit ...more →

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HONEY
Bobby Goldsboro
United Artists Records UAS-6642
the USA
1.76 “An embarrassment” Pop Ballad; Pop

Jukebox picks: “Honey” (3.4) • “By The Time I Get To Phoenix” (3.4) • “With Pen In Hand” (3.3)
TJR saysHis worldwide death-ballad smash “Honey” is at least tolerable as is his reading of “By The Time I Get To Phoenix...more →

see also: (B-list) Album Chart of 1968



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