Peace Train

Some wild and different kind of songs from 1971 to get you into a weekend state of mind.


“Draggin the Line” Tommy James
“Chick a Boom” Daddy Dewdrop
“Peace Train” Cat Stevens
“Brown Sugar” The Rolling Stones
“Love Her Madly” The Doors
“Bang a Gong (Get It On) T Rex
“I Just Want to Celebrate” Rare Earth
“Never Ending Song of Love” Delancy and Bonnie

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