The 1968 soul hit that couldn’t be toured because its singer was drafted into the Vietnam War
An unforgettable chart-topper.
1968
The 1968 classic The Rolling Stones purposefully recorded on shoddy equipment
“You weren’t meant to do that.”
When The Beatles reached out to Joe Cocker with a telegram of congratulations in 1968: “Clearly the definitive version”
“The definitive version of the song…”
The 1968 Pink Floyd song Roger Waters never believed in: “Notable failure”
A song as important as it is bad.
The 1968 Rolling Stones song that radio stations were too scared to play: “Too subversive”
It was inspired by protests at the Vietnam war.
“Really angry”: the 1968 Rolling Stones that John Lennon was envious of
“He’d fall over if you blew on him”.
The 1968 cover that highlighted the brilliance of ‘Light My Fire’: “Made his whole career”
“Totally different than us.”
The iconic 1960s TV series Quentin Tarantino can’t stand: “It sucks”
Not his cup of pop culture tea.