15 Rock Classics from 1967 You Still Can't Forget!
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15 Rock Classics from 1967 You Still Can't Forget!
#1967 #ClassicRock #33AndTimeless 1967 was the year rock music found its voice—and shouted it through fuzz pedals, feedback, and fearless lyrics. In the heart of the Summer of Love, rock wasn’t just background noise. It was rebellion. Reflection. Revolution. This video brings you 15 of the most iconic rock songs from that defining year ...
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