The Band Syd Barrett The Beach Boys The Beatles Beatles solo albums Jeff Beck Chuck Berry Booker T. & The MG's David Bowie James Brown! Jack Bruce Tim Buckley The Buffalo Springfield The Byrds Ray Charles Eric Clapton Joe Cocker Leonard Cohen Albert Collins Crosby Deep Purple The Doors Bob Dylan Fairport Convention Roberta Flack Fleetwood Mac The Four Tops Aretha Franklin Free Marvin Gaye The Grateful Dead Screamin' Jay Hawkins Isaac Hayes Jimi Hendrix The Hollies Howlin' Wolf Janis Ian The Impressions The Isley Brothers The Jackson 5 The James Gang The Jefferson Airplane Jethro Tull Janis Joplin Elton John Carole King King Crimson The Kinks Gladys Knight & The Pips Led Zeppelin Little Richard Love The Mar-Keys & Booker T. & The MG's Martha and the Vandellas The Marvelettes Joni Mitchell Moby Grape Van Morrison The Nazz The Nice and ELP Laura Nyro Phil Ochs The Ohio Players Poco Procol Harum Quicksilver Messenger Service Otis Redding Smokey Robinson and the Miracles The Rolling Stones Santana The Shangri-Las Simon and Garfunkel Sly Stone and Family The Small Faces and Humble Pie Rod Stewart and The Faces The Supremes and Diana Ross James Taylor The Temptations Traffic The Velvet Underground War Dionne Warwick Muddy Waters Mary Wells The Who Stevie Wonder The Yardbirds Yes Neil Young Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention The Zombies |
In the 1960s much of the music reflected upon the tensions of the Vietnam war. The content of rock songs were directed at rebellion, protest, sex, and drugs. Many groups tried to emulate drug experiences with their music.
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