’60s Music
Ides of March – Vehicle
"Hey, well I'm the friendly stranger in the black sedan Oh won't you hop inside my car I got pictures, got candy, I am a lovable man I'd like to take you to the nearest star I'm your vehicle baby I'll take you anywhere you wanna go I'm your vehicle woman By now I'm sure you know That I love ya (love you) I need ya (need you) I want to, got to have you child Great God in heaven, you know I love you."
Don McLean – American Pie
On the Day the Music Died, listening to the song that gave the day that term.
Bob and Earl – Harlem Shuffle
They were playing this song on North Country Public Radio on New Years Eve, and it has good groove.
Frank Zappa – Peaches En Regalia
Alice’s Restaurant
I wonder if Arlo Guthrie would have ever thought that a half century later, radio stations across the would have regularly scheduled playings of Alice’s Restaurant on Thanksgiving.
massacree – Wiktionary
"Likely a corruption of English/French massacre, possibly from the Missouri French dialect. Originated in the Ozark Mountains, date unknown. Attested no later than 1967 in the song "Alice's Restaurant Massacree" by Arlo Guthrie."