Don’t Bring Me Down

“Don’t Bring Me Down,” written by Gerry Goffin and Carole King, recorded by The Animals in 1966.

Eric Burdon (lead vocal), Dave Rowberry (organ), Hilton Valentine (guitar), Chas Chandler (bass), Barry Jenkins (drums).

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Shower Your Love

“Shower Your Love” by Kula Shaker, 1999. That first instrument is probably a shehnai.

“There are scenes in my open mind
Confusion and flashing lights
Shower your love on me
‘Cause nothing here feels right”

Kula Shaker website

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Season of the Witch

“Season of the Witch,” written by Donovan, recorded by Vanilla Fudge.

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Paper Sun

“Paper Sun,” written by Steve Winwood and Jim Capaldi and recorded by them with their group Traffic in 1967. Lead vocal by Steve Winwood; Dave Mason played the sitar riff. Have a psychedelic summer, man.

“So you think you’re having good times
With the boy that you just met,
Kicking sand from beach to beach
Your clothes all soaking wet”

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Spirit In The Sky

“Spirit In The Sky,”  written and performed by Norman Greenbaum, released in 1969, and sold 2 million copies in the next year.

Lyrics here.

More:

“A ‘Spirit’ From the ’60s That Won’t Die,” Tom McNichol, New York Times

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Last Call For Peace

“Last Call For Peace,” by Rotary Connection, a 1968 psychedelic Vietnam protest Christmas song. Groovy.

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