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 Shadow Walkers, The (2006)
IMDB rating: 2.40
Plot: Shadow Walkers is a highly suspenseful story of a group of lab technicians and military personnel who awaken in a subterranean laboratory with no memory of who they are. They quickly discover that they are sealed in, with only one way to get out alive. They must travel deeper into the underground facility to an escape tunnel that leads to the surface. Hindered by the fact there is only limited electrical power, they struggle through the darkness where they uncover a hive of genetically mutated creatures that stalk them from the shadows. Bred for combat, these monsters are endowed with razor sharp talons and rows of jagged teeth capable of ripping a man apart. While avoiding danger at every turn, they begin to regain their memories, discovering the origin of the deadly creatures and the part they played in their creation.
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Actors: Coviello Jason,Adams Clay,McCambridge Joseph,Lode Trygve,Brown Steven,Burge Steven J.,Cahill Brian D.,Carnes Gary,Del Rio Sam,Devore Dominic,Fiorella Chuck,Garcia Jacob,Garner Bryan,Glennon Scott,Godwin Scott A.,Horror,
Can you improve this list of amazing HITS AND SINGLES from the 60's?
Here are some of my favorites . Will you add some hits from the 60’s that improve this list?
‘Happy Together’ by The Turtles
‘Shotgun’ by Jr. Walker & The All Stars
‘Gloria’ by The Shadows Of Knight
‘Bus Stop’ by The Hollies
‘I’m a Believer’ by The Monkeys
‘I Get Around’ by The Beach Boys
‘The Letter’ by The Box Tops
‘Groovin’ by The Rascals
‘Soul Man’ by Sam & Dave
‘The Wanderer’ by Dion
‘Wild Thing’ by The Troggs
‘Mr. Tamborine Man’ by The Byrds
‘San Francisco’ by Scott McKenzie
‘You Were On My Mind’ by We Five
‘Walk Right In’ by The Rooftop Singers
‘Sunday Will Never Be The Same’ by Spanky And Our Gang
‘Let’s Live For Today’ by The Grass Roots
‘Get Together’ by The Youngbloods
‘I’ll Never Find Another You’ by The Seekers
‘Both Sides Now’ by Judy Collins
‘Green Tambourine’ by The Lemon Pipers
‘California Dreamin’ by The Mamas & The Papas
‘A World Without Love’ by Peter And Gordon
‘Everybody’s Talkin’ by Nilsson
‘Angel Of The Morning’ by Merrilee Rush & The Turnabouts
‘(Sitin’ On) The Dock Of The Bay’ by Otis Redding
"I Love You More Today Than Yesterday" by Spiral Staircase
"Hard Times" by Baby Huey and The Babysitters
oldbagsunite | Feb 03, 2010
sounds of silence - simon and garfunkel? thats a bad one
but a really good one
‘american woman’ - the guess who
thewhoisawesome | Feb 03, 2010
Alice’s Restaurant ~ Arlo Guthrie
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b8DtpdXZi 0M
Psychedelic Will | Feb 03, 2010
All Day and All Of The Night - The Kinks
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4DV-5d6a 5g
House of The Rising Sun - The Animals
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C86oH5Rwy Jg
Sunshine Of Your Love - Cream
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cqh54rSzh eg
Summer In The City - The Lovin’ Spoonful
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zWXcjYNZa is
Babe I’m Gonna Leave You - Led Zeppelin
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrVDViSls SM
Incense and Peppermints - Strawberry Alarm Clock
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M3_S-YaRL a8
Satisfaction - The Rolling Stones
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ulVDM0a49 Lw&feature=related
While My Guitar Gently Weeps - The Beatles
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rQTCGzvRQ Iw
All Along The Watchtower - Jimi Hendrix
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=14qTXRkAK r8
Light My Fire - The Doors
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=flOvM4Z35 5A
Cheetah | Feb 03, 2010
"Dedicated To The One I Love"- The Mamas & The Papas
"Arizona"- Mark Lindsay
"Light My Fire"- The Doors
"Windy"- The Association
"Along Comes Mary"- The Association
"Cherish"- The Association
"I Got You Babe"- Sonny & Cher
"Gypsies, Tramps, and Thieves"- Cher
"There’s A Kind Of Hush"- Herman’s Hermits
Just a few off the top of my head, but there are many, many more. And hey, what songs weren’t great from the 60’s ? Haha.
T.Long | Feb 03, 2010
I am aware that some of these songs bleed into the 70’s, but they mine the same vein.
Just looking at the who of your list, I can suggest some alternatives.
I feel that Last Train to Clarksville is a better song by the Monkees. Also, Take A Giant Step, a somewhat obscure song by them, is enjoyable.
Long Cool Woman by the Hollies is vastly superior to Bus Stop.
While Groovin, is a great song, it is very laid back. The more rockin’ Good Lovin’ would be a good alternate.
While Mr. Tambourine Man is a great track, I prefer Dylan’s own version. I would suggest an alternate by the Byrds with Eight Miles High. Also, the reconstituted countrified version of the Byrds had an interesting song with Chestnut Mare.
Another interesting song, that was not a hit and that I recommend as a supplement to your choice, is Dancing Bear by the Mamas and the Papas. It has a very dreamy, sad kind of quality that pulls you in.
I do prefer Without You, by Nilsson to your choice.
You might want to check out Temptation Eyes by the Grassroots as an alternate to Let’s Live for Today.
Now here are a few others
Red Rubber Ball - the Cyrckle
Dirty Water - The Standells
Sunny Afternoon - The Kinks
Sunday and Me - Jay and the Americans
Summer in the City - The Lovin’ Spoonful
Just a Little and Laugh, Laugh both by the Beau Brummels
Long, Long Time - Linda Ronstadt
Different Drum - The Stone Poneys
Don’t Sleep in the Subway and Downtown, both by Petula Clark
Little Bit O’ Soul - Music Explosion
Last Song - Edward Bear
I Fought the Law - Bobby Fuller Four
Smile A Little Smile for Me - The Flying Machine
Tell Her No - The Zombies
Come and Get It - Badfinger
Along Comes Mary and Windy, both by The Association
Kind of a Drag - The Buckinghams
Jenny Take a Ride! - Mitch Ryder and the Detroit Wheels
Hang On Sloopy - The McCoys
Kicks - Paul Revere and the Raiders
Mony, Mony and I Think We’re Alone Now, both by Tommy James and the Shondells
Venus - The Shocking Blue
Romeo and Juliet - The Reflections
Walk Away Renee - The Left Banke
The Letter - The Box Tops
Runaway - Del Shannon
You’re missing a lot of Motown:
My Girl and Ball of Confusion, both by The Temptations
In the Midnight Hour - Wilson Pickett
Tears of a Clown - Smokey Robinson & the Miracles
My favorite Jackson Five song - Mama’s Pearl
You Can’t Hurry Love - The Supremes
Can’t Help Myself - The Four Tops
Build Me Up Buttercup - The Foundations
Mr. Magoo | Feb 03, 2010
1.Blowin’ in The Wind….Bob Dylan
2.Big Girls Don’t Cry….4 Seasons
3.A Hard Days Night…Beates
4.Hello Mary Lou….Ricky Nelson
5.He’s A Rebel….Crystals
6.Hey Little Cobra…Rip Cords
7.Blue Velvet….Bobby Vinton
8.Breaking Up Is Hard To Do…Neil Sedaka
9. My Boyfriend’s Back…Angles
10.Oh, Pretty Woman….Roy Orbison
11.Palisades Park…Freddy Cannon
12.The Twist….Chubby Checker
13.I Will Follow Him….Little Peggy March
14.Little Honda….Hondells
15.Let’s Dance….Chris Montez
16.Last Date…Floyd Cramer
17.Louie Louie…The Kingsmen
18.Fingertips…Stevie Wonder
19.Green Onions….Booker T & The M.G.’s
20.Memphis…Johnny Rivers
21.Walk Don’t Run…The Ventures
22.Whipe Out….Surfaris
23.You Really Got Me…The Kinks
24.All Along The Watch Tower….Jimi Hendrix
25.Bad Moon Risin’ …..CCR
26.Green Tambourine….Lemon Pipers
27.Hello I Love You….The Doors
28.Satisfaction…Stones
29.I Can See For Miles….The Who
30.In The Ghetto…Elvis
31.Eight Miles High …The Byrds
32.Eve Of Distruction….Barry McGuire
33.Good Loovin’…Young Rascals
34.I’m Henry The Eight I Am…..Herman’s Hermits
35.Mellow Yellow…Donovan
36.96 Tears…..? and the Mysterians
37.In The Year 2525….Zager & Evans
38.Time Of The Season…The Zombies
39.Woman Woman….Gary Puckett & The Union Gap
40.You’ve Made Me So Very Happy…Blood Sweat & Tears
41.River Deep, Mountain High…..Ike & Tina Turner
42.Summer In The City…..Lovin’ Spoonful
43.My Girl….The Temptations
44.I Fought The Law….The Bobby Fuller Four
45.Barbara Ann….Beach Boys
46.Brown Eyed Girl….Van Morrison
47.Cry Like A Baby….The Box Tops
48.Devil With The Blue Dress On & Good Golly Miss Molly….Mitch Ryder and The Detroit Wheels
49.Dizzy ….Tommy Roe
50.Please Mr. Postman….Marvelettes
take care
dave
David V | Feb 03, 2010
The Easybeats - Friday on my mind.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rBJLoYd8x ak
Russell Morris - The real thing.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fQ8d2EB43 5Q
Regwah | Feb 03, 2010
ticket to ride - beatles
days the kinks
peter s the devil is red | Feb 04, 2010
Hello there,
That is a pretty good mix. I liked all of those songs back then. One obvious omission: the Beatles. They did have a lot of hit singles. In 1964 they pretty much dominated the charts. Day Tripper was a big hit and was released as a single. Later, Hey Jude, was a big hit when released as a single.
Now for the others: Atlantis by Donovan. That was a big hit. It was covered by local bands everywhere I went.
Knock on Wood. Eddie Floyd song. Later Otis Redding did a great cover of it. One of those two versions would make a good addition to your list.
I Heard It Through the Grapevine. Marvin Gaye’s cover was the best. You should consider adding it to your list.
You probably should have something by the Four Tops in there. I Can’t Help Myself was always my favorite. Did not spend as long on the charts as some of their other songs, but I still think it was their best.
Need some Wilson Pickett. Try Mustang Sally. Great groove.
Need a little more British Invasion hits. Some Eric Burton and the Animals. Take your pick, any of these three are great. We Gotta Get Outta This Place, Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood, or House of the Rising Sun. Maybe some Zombies. Either of these: She’s Not There, or Time of the Season. British Invasion list would not be complete without the Stones Satisfaction. Chad and Jeremy Yesterday’s Gone. Gerry and the Pacemakers Ferry Cross the Mercy (one of my personal favorites).
The list seems a little short of American rock. Need some hot rods and surf. Try the Beach Boys Surfin USA. and Jan and Dean’s Little Old Lady from Pasadena.
Heavy rock had some big hits in the 60s. Cream Sunshine of Your Love. Jefferson Airplane White Room. Big Brother and the Holding Company Piece of My Heart (released on an album Cheap Thrills, no single). Of course there was that acid rock blues guitarist. He put out some big hits in the late 60s. Don’t recall any singles. Just the same, Purple Haze or Hey Joe is worth a mention. Steppenwolf Magic Carpet Ride.
Roy Orbison (you gotta love that voice) Pretty Woman is worth a mention.
How about some Four Seasons. Always loved Sherry. And the Happenings See You in September. What a great song.
An early 60s hit was Chubby Checker’s Limbo. What a party favorite. Also his Twist. I embarassed myself with that one.
You already have one by the Mammas and Pappas, but I think you might consider adding Dream a Little Dream. Heck of a song.
Oh man, I forgot Wooly Bully. Sam the Sham and the Pharoahs. Johnny Rivers had a lot of hits in the 60s. Take your pick they all are great: Secret Agent Man, Tracks of My Tears or (my personal favorite) Poor Side of Town.
Again from an album, the Chicago Transit Authority Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is. Great song. Great album. After the CTA album they changed their name to Chicago. It was a studio album. When I saw them live, it was terrible. They could not capture the sound from the studio. We started yelling for B B King to come back on stage.
How about Crosby, Stills & Nash Marrakesh Express.
You have one by Dion, however, the song that meant more to me was Abraham Martin and John. Sad times. Hauntingly beautiful song.
How about the Association Along Comes Mary. Garry Puckett and the Union Gap Young Girl. Aquarius/Let the Sun Shine by the Fifth Dimension. Probabl should add some Simon and Garfinkel to the list. Bridge over Troubled Waters was quite a hit. I always liked Scarborough Fair.
And of course, your list does not have an Bob Dylan on it other than the Byrds cover of one of his songs.
Man, what a great decade to be young. Great times. Great music.
Later,
Hello again. Senility must have set in. How can I talk about 60s music and forget Louie Louie by the Kingsmen. After all the time I spent chatting with those guys, how could I forget to include them.
Norm Jones | Feb 04, 2010
"They Said No’ - The Hard Times
"Fire" - Five X Five
"Tomorrow” - Strawberry Alarm Clock
"Race with the Wind” - The Robbs
"The Raven” - The Glass Prism
"Cinderella Sunshine” - Paul Revere & the Raiders
"Yeah” - The Alarm Clocks
"I Could be so Good to You” - Don & the Good Times
"Did You Ever” - The Hullabaloos
"Shake” -The Shadows of Knight
"Try It ” - The Standells
" Pinch Me” - The Ohio Express
" Twelve Months Later” - The Sheep
”Wild Thing” The Troggs
”Gimme Gimme Good Lovin’ " - The Crazy Elephnt
"Don’t Let it Happen to Us” - The Merseybeats
"Hey Joe” Jimi Hendrix EXP
"Ball & Chain” - Tommy James
YOHAN BUNDY | Feb 04, 2010
Shaking all over , Johnny Kid and the Pirates
Take good care of my baby , Bobby Vee
Shiela , Tommy Roe
Spanish Harlem , Ben e King
Hey Baby , Bruce Shannel
Oh Pretty Woman , Roy Orsison
Distent Drums , Jim Reeves
Boy Named Sue , Johnny Cash
Run Away , Del Shannon
And then he kissed me , The Crystals
Loce Portion No. 9 , The Searches
Great balls of fire , Jerry lee Lewis
The Locomotion , Little Eva
If i only had time , John Rowels
Game of love , Wayne Fontana
She wears my Ring , Solomon King
Tobacco Road , The Nashville Teens
F.B.I , The Shadows
Ofaolain | Feb 04, 2010