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Earlier this year, The Second Disc shared news of Rock, Pop and Doo Wop, a 7-DVD collection from Treasury Collection and executive producer-director TJ Lubinsky.  Now, with the holidays upon us, a new set featuring dozens of classic hit-makers has just been released: ’60s Rock, Pop and Soul.

This 4-DVD package has been culled from two decades of Lubinsky’s historic television concerts, with 130 hit songs from a “Who’s Who” of legendary performers including Frankie Valli (“Can’t Take My Eyes Off You”), Jackie DeShannon (“What the World Needs Now Is Love”), John Kay and Steppenwolf (“Born To Be Wild”), The Association (“Cherish”), Petula Clark (“Downtown”), B.J. Thomas (“Hooked on a Feeling”), Barry McGuire (“Eve of Destruction”), Lulu (“To Sir with Love”), The Isley Brothers (“Shout”), Four Tops (“Baby I Need Your Lovin'”), Roger McGuinn of The Byrds (“Turn, Turn, Turn”), The Cowsills (“Hair”), Tommy James and The Shondells (“Mony, Mony”), Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis, Jr. of The 5th Dimension (“Wedding Bell Blues”), Eric Burdon and The Animals (“House Of The Rising Sun”), and Judy Collins (“Both Sides Now”).

An array of late icons are also featured on this set including Aretha Franklin (“Respect”), James Brown (“I Feel Good”), Ben E. King (“Stand by Me”), The Righteous Brothers’ Bobby Hatfield (“You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin'”), Percy Sledge (“When a Man Loves a Woman”), Denny Doherty (“California’ Dreamin'” with Mama Michelle Phillips), Dennis Edwards (“My Girl” with his Temptations Review), Rob Grill (“Let’s Live for Today” with The Grass Roots), Scott McKenzie (“San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Some Flowers in Your Hair)”), and The Monkees’ Davy Jones (“Daydream Believer”) in his final television performance.

’60s Rock, Pop and Soul is available exclusively through Treasury Collection’s website, and all orders placed there will receive a bonus soundtrack CD featuring selections from Barry McGuire, Rob Grill, The Association, and others.  TJ Lubinsky comments, “The sixties was an explosive decade of peace, love, and change with a rich tapestry of creative expression in music – from mainstream pop to Motown, the beat of the British Invasion to gritty R&B.  This expansive collection defines the indelible soundtrack of America.”  The 4-DVD ’60s Rock, Pop and Soul is only available through TreasuryCollection.com and all orders received prior to December 20 will be shipped in time for Christmas delivery.

A video preview of this trip back to the 1960s with a never-before-seen infomercial with hosted by Jackie DeShannon and the late Davy Jones is available now at this link.  Below, you’ll find a link to place your order as well as a listing of highlights found on the 4-DVD set.

’60s Rock, Pop and Soul (Treasury Collection, 2020)

DVD Highlights include:

• Turn, Turn, Turn – Roger McGuinn of The Byrds
• Respect – Aretha Franklin
• Born to Be Wild – John Kay & Steppenwolf
• Cherish – The Association
• House of the Rising Sun – Eric Burdon & The Animals
• Daydream Believer – Davy Jones
• Downtown – Petula Clark
• Eve of Destruction – Barry McGuire
• Let’s Live for Today – Rob Grill & The Grass Roots
• Time of The Season – The Zombies
• When A Man Loves A Woman – Percy Sledge
• Kicks – Paul Revere & The Raiders
• Brown You’ve Got A Lovely Daughter – Herman’s Hermits starring Peter Noone
• My Girl – Dennis Edwards’ Temptations Review
• What the World Needs Now Is Love – Jackie DeShannon
• Sunday Will Never Be the Same – Spanky & Our Gang
• Easy to Be Hard – Chuck Negron of Three Dog Night
• Hooked on a Feeling – B.J. Thomas
• Tracks of My Tears – The Miracles
• To Sir with Love – Lulu
• Shout – The Isley Brothers
• Louie Louie – The Kingsmen
• Groovy Kind of Love – Wayne Fontana
• 96 Tears – Question Mark & The Mysterians
• Baby I Need Your Lovin’ – Four Tops
• Wichita Lineman – Glen Campbell
• Hawaii Five-O – The Ventures
• A Summer Song – Chad & Jeremy
• Both Sides Now – Judy Collins
• Wedding Bell Blues – Marilyn McCoo & Billy Davis, Jr.
• Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye – Gary Decarlo of Steam
• Hair – The Cowsills
• Mony Mony – Tommy James & The Shondells
• Stand by Me – Ben E. King
• More Today Than Yesterday – Pat Upton of Spiral Starecase
• Do Wah Diddy Diddy – Paul Jones & The Manfreds
• San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Flowers In Your Hair) – Scott McKenzie
• Can’t Take My Eyes Off You – Frankie Valli
• Grazing in The Grass – Friends Of Distinction
• Don’t Let the Sun Catch You Crying – Gerry & The Pacemakers
• This Magic Moment – Jay Black
• Dancing in The Streets – Martha Reeves
• Do You Believe in Magic – The Lovin’ Spoonful
• I Go to Pieces – Peter & Gordon
• People Got to Be Free – The New Rascals
• Soul Man – Sam Moore
• Blowin’ in the Wind – The Chad Mitchell Trio
• Sugar, Sugar – Ron Dante of The Archies
• Hurt So Bad – Little Anthony & The Imperials
• Wild Thing – Reg Presley of The Troggs
• Where Have All the Flowers Gone – The Kingston Trio
• Hang On Sloopy – Rick Derringer of The McCoys
• Yes I’m Ready – Barbara Mason
• Hey Baby (They’re Playing Our Song) – Dennis Tufano of The Buckinghams
• Classical Gas – Mason Williams
• You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin’ – The Righteous Brothers
• Hey There Lonely Girl – Eddie Holman
• You Were on My Mind – We Five
• Everybody Plays the Fool – The Main Ingredient
• In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida – Lee Dorman of Iron Butterfly
• Devil with a Blue Dress On – Mitch Ryder
• You’ve Made Me So Very Happy – Blood, Sweat & Tears
• Love Potion #9 – Mike Pender’s Searchers
• Chapel of Love – The Dixie Cups
• Time Won’t Let Me – Sonny Geraci of The Outsiders
• You Keep Me Hangin’ On – Mark Stein of Vanilla Fudge
• War – Edwin Starr
• Green Tambourine – Ivan Browne of The Lemon Pipers
• Get Together – Jesse Colin Young
• Land Of 1,000 Dances – Cannibal & The Headhunters
• It’s All Right – The Impressions
• Lightnin’ Strikes – Lou Christie
• Aquarius/Let The Sunshine In – The 5th Dimension
• Somebody To Love – Jefferson Starship
• California Dreamin’ – Denny Doherty & Michelle Phillips of The Mamas & The Papas