Top 36 Music Albums of 1969 by Romanelli

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Overall chart ranking: #1. Decade ranking: #1. Produced by George Martin. The last album The Beatles recorded somehow turned out to be one of their very best. The bits and pieces McCartney envisioned as song suites somehow worked, and Lennon's singular songs are among his best work. George Harrison's songs show how much he'd progressed into a rival of the band's songwriting team. Abbey Road is a miracle of 1969 modern technology: it sounds as clean as anything coming out today. One of the most entertaining albums ever made. [First added to this chart: 04/11/2012]
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1969
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Produced by John Simon. The second album from The Band is a thing of beauty. The songwriting would begin to fall off shortly after this, but for two albums (this and Music From Big Pink), The Band could do no wrong. People talk about music being timeless...well, I think it really applies to this album. All of the talent in the world at each instrument, plus incredible writing, makes this one of the greatest of all time. Could have come from any era, which is really what makes it so special. [First added to this chart: 04/11/2012]
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1969
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[First added to this chart: 09/04/2012]
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1969
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3,500
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Produced by Kit Lambert. Despite the flawed storytelling (is the question to ask a deaf dumb and blind pinball wizard really "what makes you so good" rather than "Why pinball???"), Tommy is ambitious and musically amazing. Hard to believe they did this all with just bass, drums, guitar and a French horn. When taken as a whole, this is an absolute gem of an album, with all four members performing at their very best. Don't take the concept too seriously,,,just have fun with it. It's worth the ride. [First added to this chart: 04/11/2012]
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1969
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[First added to this chart: 06/12/2012]
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1969
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4,518
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[First added to this chart: 04/13/2012]
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1969
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1,658
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1969-FANTASY
Produced By JOHN FOGERTY

1. Green River
2. Commotion
3. Tombstone Shadow
4. Wrote A Song For Everyone
5. Bad Moon Rising
6. Lodi
7. Cross-Tie Walker
8. Sinister Purpose
9. The Night Time Is The Right Time

Between 1968 and 1970, no band was more successful or prolific than Creedence Clearwater Revival. And this was while The Beatles and The Rolling Stones were still very active. Green River is one of three albums released by Creedence in 1969, and it was a huge success. The album contains four hit singles: “Bad Moon Rising”, “Lodi”, “Commotion”, and the title track, and the album spent 27 days in October 1969 at number one. The sound is consistent with Bayou Country, released earlier the same year, and centered the band into a period in which they could do no wrong.

CCR albums from this period are pretty much judgeable by the non-hit material, and Green River is fairly consistent in that area. “Wrote A Song For Everyone” is the best of the lot, with “Tombstone Shadow” not far behind. “Cross Tie Walker” and “Sinister Purpose” are not as strong, and the final track is a decent cover of a 1957 hit by Nappy Brown. Overall, a pretty great album…you can’t go wrong with any CCR album from 1968-70. It all came unraveled for them by 1972, but during this time, CCR may have been the best band in the world.
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1969
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Produced by Jimmy Page. Out of the ashes of The Yardbirds, Zeppelin's debut marked a new sound in rock, heavier and more solid and perfect than ever before. They had yet to perfect what they were doing yet, and the sound is still miles above anything that had been done before in hard rock. The individual parts of this band show themselves as mighty forces, and the original songs show the promise of everything that was to come. As solid a debut album as you can ever hope to find, Led Zeppelin delivers. [First added to this chart: 04/13/2012]
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1969
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Produced by Jimmy Page. The heaviest of all Zeppelin albums, and the strangest one for me (I have not listened to "Whole Lotta Love" all the way through since I was 15...I don't even know why any more). Now that they've properly credited the blues guys they were stealing from back then, there's nothing to be mad at them about anymore, which is why their albums keep climbing my charts. Zeppelin II is powerful stuff, and marks the best of their early work. They were growing fast into the amazing band they are known to be now...this is really amazing. [First added to this chart: 04/11/2012]
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1969
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[First added to this chart: 09/14/2012]
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1969
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Top 36 Music Albums of 1969 composition

Country Albums %


United Kingdom 16 44%
United States 15 42%
Mixed Nationality 3 8%
Canada 2 6%
Compilation? Albums %
No 34 94%
Yes 2 6%
Live? Albums %
No 34 94%
Yes 2 6%
Soundtrack? Albums %
No 35 97%
Yes 1 3%

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Good chart although I thin Yellow Submarine should be way lower.
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