Actually I was nosing through my own collection.
My wife is native San Franciscan (Lived about 20 blocks from the Haight, and went to all the concerts in the park in the late 60's early 70's Hippies were unavoidable and she shared a J with Janis Joplin there. I was a struggling Musician in the early 70's and learned many chops from the "Hippie music" being played. I was also in California with the Navy in this period and heard EVERYTHING the drug addled youth felt was "groovy".
My record and tape collection was ripped off from that collection period (Including Ogden's Nut Gone Flake!). Still I replaced a lot.
Wife says Chambers Brothers (Time Has Come today) , Country Joe McDonald (Feelin Like I'm Fixin' to Die Rag)
should be on the list.
And, I completely zoned out without adding
Allman Brothers Band,
Carole King (Tapestry album)
Sons of Champlain later just The Sons,
Joni Mitchell
Dr Hook And The Medicine Show
Bachman Turner Overdrive
Crosby, Stills, & Nash
Chicago
Cold Blood
Tower of Power
5th Dimension (Stoned Soul Picnic, Up, Up, And Away)
Richie Havens (Stonehenge)
Peter Frampton (Something's Happening)
Elton John, (Madman Across the Water, Tumbleweed Connection)
Mahavishnu Orchestra
New Riders of the Purple Sage
Procal Harem
Three Dog Night
Wish Bone Ash
Taj Mahal
Boz Scaggs
StoneGround
Elvin Bishop
Ten Years After
Cactus
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