Old School Connoisseurs Unite!

'Mayo used to be 2 cents and Burt Reynolds was twice the male role-model Shia Leboeuf is' 

Well I largely agree. I think mayo is insanely pricey and I miss old Burt. His moustache was mesmerising and he blew a mean tuba.

Music-wise you're wrong. Sorry peeps but there is literally hundreds of brilliant contemporary bands that make music that sounds like it was produced during the 60s/70s. This thread is for those of you who long for those olden days. Be it prog or not - a little folk rock or some sensuous old timey funk this thread is where you can get it. I hope other members will chime in to give you the lowdown on some of these new cats, because you deserve it. There are far too many things to take care of when one gets to be a certain age. There's the lawn. You probably also got a fence or two. Maybe a longhaired unshaven dog. Four kids. A salamander. Scolding young rascals for skateboarding on the pavement. Oh yes, I know your troubles alright. Well just sit back and enjoy the upcoming feast of sounds. It will probably not be as exciting as back when you still had your hair, but we sadly can't provide any experimental substances to accompany this trip (I have exhausted all available thread options and it's sadly a no-go).

First off I'd like to start out with a Dutchman. You don't say?

Jacco Gardner should be a well-known artist among people over 50...but he's not because...well nobody has heard of him. Psychedelic baroque art poppy goodness with a slice of rock in the mix:

 

For a funky good ol time and perhaps a chance to boogie down with the missus, I heartily recommend the fantastic Budos Band. Also the safest bet for any party. Trust me on this:

I think I'll round off with a little folk rock from the tall grasses. This one should please Tim Buckley fans BIG TIME. It sure impressed me. A perfect morning album and to make it even better take it outside in the garden whilst the sun is getting up. Birds will thank you:

Oh and here's a little slice of Temples from 1970...erm 2014 you may enjoy:

Oh and Jose. You should check out The Budos Band which I mentioned earlier. Really lowdown funky vibes completely free of vocals (I think?). 

Staying in the vicinity of funk I'll add some rather addictive psychedelic soul a la Marvin Gaye or The Temptations anno 1973:

That's Turd Ferguson. It's a funny name.