The Dave Clark Five. The Beatles, The Stones, and they were the first and biggest of the British Invasion groups (we didn't call them bands back then. Bands were what backed singers, groups were self-contained musical ensembles. That had changed by the late-60's, what with The Band, The Allman Brothers Band, etc.).
Guilty pleasures? A new version of an old question...Dark Side...
Yes, many classics in classical and Jazz. Most of my collection would get a thumbs up from the esoteric among us. Including those "special" pressings and limited editions (limited to how many they could sell?) But what about the "Dark Side"?
Come on, most of have "those" albums and CDs. I do not have any Lawrence Welk or Mitch Miller, but I do have some Anne Murray, Del Shannon and DC5....if those qualify for "the Dark Side". I must try to remember if I had or still have other very Dark Side "software". Do any of you have any Connie Francis, 101 Strings or any that came from Readers Digest?
Come on, most of have "those" albums and CDs. I do not have any Lawrence Welk or Mitch Miller, but I do have some Anne Murray, Del Shannon and DC5....if those qualify for "the Dark Side". I must try to remember if I had or still have other very Dark Side "software". Do any of you have any Connie Francis, 101 Strings or any that came from Readers Digest?