List of musicians connected with the hippie subculture

I want to create complete list of musicians and bands connected with the hippie subculture. If you know more musicians write 'em. It's not the end, I'll keep it at process. Alphabetical order.

The Allman Brothers Band
America
The Animals
The Association
Aquaturbia
The Beatles
Blind Faith
Los Blops
Dave Brubeck
Buffalo Springfield
The Byrds
Can
Joe Cocker
John Coltrane
Country Joe & the Fish
Cream
Creedence Clearwater Revival
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
Miles Davis
Donovan
The Doobie Brothers
The Doors
Bob Dylan
The Eagles
Emerson, Lake & Palmer
Fairport Convention
Furthur
Gasolin'
The Grateful Dead
The Guess Who
Arlo Guthrie
George Harrison
Richie Havens
Hello Sailor
Los Jaivas
Jimi Hendrix
It's A Beautiful Day
Jefferson Airplane
Jethro Tull
Janis Joplin
Carole King
King Crimson
Kruder & Dorfmeister
Led Zeppelin
John Lennon
Little River Band
Loggins & Messina
Love
The Lovin' Spoonful
The Mamas & The Papas
Bob Marley & The Wailers
Paul McCartney
Joni Mitchell
The Moody Blues
Van Morrison
The New Riders of the Purple Sage
Peace Orchestra
Peter, Paul & Mary
Pink Floyd
Poco
The Pretty Things
Procol Harum
The Rascals
The Rolling Stones
Santana
Ravi Shankar
Simon & Garfunkel
Sly & the Family Stone
Skip Spence
Spirit
Split Enz
Steppenwolf
Cat Stevens
Three Dog Night
Tosca
The Who
Yes
Neil Young
Frank Zappa
The Zombies
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The Kinks

 

Slayer

 

Slayer... yeah and why not Megadeth as well... stop talkin with a mouth full of overloaded void please... stop tha frenetic joke... black sabbath can be connected to it... or even judas priest but surely not those Slayer 80s trashers

Have a nice day

 

Scot band...The BEGGARS OPERA ...1971 album (waters of change) is really good & adventurous ...
AMON DUUL 2 (from south Germany) ...and their...Yeti lp from 1970 or Wolf City from 1972...are krautrock classic

CAPTAIN BEYOND is a supergroup! their 1st album (1972) is considered as their best... their 2nd (1973) is considered as bein' good stuff... but better avoid the 3rd and last ...with a very different line-up and average music (1977)

CAMEL - THIN LIZZY's - and UFO all 1977 albums are considered as well as rock classics (it's no punk style stuff)...but in different musical styles...

 

Charles Manson and the Beach Boys

 

tommy smothers....was in the room in montreal when lennon did his bed-in for peace


op...you said musicians but then you listed bands....not all the members of those bands were hippy like

 

I think you should define "connected", otherwise this thread doesn't mean anything.

 

It's a deviant sort of answer ...but serious you're smarter than i thought... there is a Charles Manson/ Dennis Wilson fantastic co-written song ...and it's into the 20/20 Beach boys 1969 album... and this song...is really one of the best kept secret & song of the late 60s beach boys... here is the link to this song...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cmtM8PaZgag"]"Never Learn Not to Love" by The Beach Boys - Charles Manson song - YouTube

 

Canned Heat

 

That's right Aerianne----definitely Canned Heat---I was surprised that was missing, and Blue Cheer-----how could anyone forget a band with a name inspired by the chemist who supplied all the acid to Haight Ashbury?

And Janis Joplin was mentioned but what about Big Brother and the Holding Company---they were a Haight Ashbury band that more or less discovered/created Janis.

 

Saint Vitus - Particularly their guitarist and main lyric writer Dave Chandler.

 

Manson wrote the song, it was not co-written. Wilson changed one lyric from "Cease to exist" to "cease to resist".........that's it. And it was released in '68 as the B side of the single, "Bluebirds over the mountain."

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DHEOF_rcND8"]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DHEOF_rcND8

 

Velvet Underground was an alternative to hippie music in the '60's. But it's only first two "dark" albums - The Velvet Underground & Nico and White Light/White Heat. Their later albums were more "groovy" and softly.

 

Don't forget Armand.

 

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