Somebody to Love

For those who remember and for those who would like to know about it. There are so many memories associated with the Summer of Love with hippies, peace signs and young people heading out to San Francisco, California. It was 1967 and it was some summer and a lot of great music resulted from this. How time does fly and now is the 50th anniversary of the Summer of Love. Let’s listen to some of the fantastic music that came from a summer that will never come again.


“Ruby Tuesday” The Rolling Stones
“Little Bit O’ Soul” Music Explosion
“Somebody to Love” Jefferson Airplane
“San Francisco” Scott McKenzie
“See Emily Play” Pink Floyd
 “All You Need Is Love” The Beatles
“Pleasant Valley Sunday” The Monkees
“How Can I Be Sure” The Young Rascals

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