53 Years Ago This Month

Last week, I published a post detailing how incredible the month of November was for new albums in 1970.

The same month was also very special in 1967.

Fifty-three years ago this month, six classic albums were released and each generated spectacular sales and critical acclaim.

Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones Ltd.
The Monkees (Released Nov. 6)
Days Of Future Passed
The Moody Blues
(Released Nov. 10)
Disraeli Gears
Cream
(Released Nov. 10)
Buffalo Springfield Again
Buffalo Springfield
(Released Nov. 18)
Magical Mystery Tour
The Beatles
(Released Nov. 27)
Butterfly
The Hollies
(Released Nov. 27)

Memories … That’s What We’re All About

Play button is on the left … Volume slider is on the right

November 1967 Albums Medley

Monkees – Moody Blues – Cream
Buffalo Springfield – Beatles – Hollies

Comments (12)

  1. Wendyl

    November knocks it out of the park again! These selections were seemingly made to be blended together into a medley. Smooth sound and I haven’t heard these in a very, VERY long time! May I also add my appreciation for the work you do at tweaking these tunes to perfection…The transitions are seamless and the overall sound is masterful. I’m thankful for your dedication! XOXOXOXO

    1. Ray (Post author)

      Thank you so much, Wendyl ❤️
      I do work very hard at trying to fine tune the sound. Some of these older songs were not mixed very well so getting them to sound better is not easy. I appreciate the compliment … and I appreciate YOU!
      XOXOXOXO

  2. Fred

    Well Ray looks like you picked the Cream of 1967!! We all should be on that train!! I’m tapping my toes and am looking foward to Tuesday afternoon!! I am hearing gentle voices and I was worried when I heard there was a Buffalo in Springfield. I have been waiting so long for the sunshine!! I was very Moody and knew I had the Blues!! But as always you got me to take that Magical Mystery Tour!! I had Butterflys when you switched Gears and holy Hollies that’s what we are all about!!

    1. Ray (Post author)

      Fred, my man, you have once again put a very big smile on my face! Thank you for your creative spirit.
      ROCK ON!

  3. Don Doyle

    Good morning Ray. I echo the sentiments of your #1 fan, Wendy, nice job,
    I was struck by the way Mike Nesmith & Neil Young’s work sound like they were laying the foundation for their impending solo careers.
    The Moody Blue’s album was a real game changer. Prog Rock has arrived. An entire album of big, lush arrangements. Wow, an entire orchestra to play with! Different for sure.
    Cream also was breaking the mold. If I’m not mistaken wasn’t Desreali Gears a double LP? Bigger price, but a lot of music to dig. Longer tracks, lots a solos. Yes!
    I love the Hollies sound. They were prolific hit makers.
    Music was headed in a new direction, my direction.
    Thank you, Brother.

    1. Ray (Post author)

      Thank you, Don.
      I think Nesmith was always a country music kind of guy and I believe Young felt a little restricted in CSNY. BOth of them grew so much after their respective bands broke up.
      The Moody Blues practically invented Prog Rock. Without doing that, I think they would have faded from view and been remembered as a one-hit band for Go Now.
      Cream started the Power Trio format and I don’t think any band has ever done it better.
      The Hollies did have a unique sound. Their vocal harmonies were out of this world.
      So glad you enjoyed it and I appreciate the compliment very much.
      ROCK ON, BROTHER

  4. Donna

    I loved the Moody Blues!! So different from what we were hearing up to that point. These were all great albums from amazing artists. You are amazing!

    1. Ray (Post author)

      Thanks, Donna. I’m not amazing but the Moody Blues were. 🙂

  5. Barbara Brill

    Turned this on while I was making party mix – a tradition at our house to be made first for Thanksgiving …. listening to this medley while putting together made life feel almost normal for a little while – Thanks Ray – it felt sooooo good! Hope you’re rocking this sunny day ….

    1. Ray (Post author)

      Thank you, Barbara. 🙂
      I’m glad I could bring you back to a happier time, if only for 20 minutes.
      ROCK THE DAY!

  6. PENNY CAPRON

    I have been listening to the medleys but have been running ragged with work .. sorry about that! great set of songs …….. listened this morning to get the day going and just listened as I head off to bed …… as always, you ROCK Ray! Have a good evening!

    1. Ray (Post author)

      Thanks, Penny 🙂
      I sincerely hope you can catch your breath on Thanksgiving. Lord knows you deserve the break! ❤️

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