
Of the many sunshine pop groups that proliferated in Southern California in the late '60s, the Love Generation were one of the most wholesome and downright sunniest. "Sunniest" is not necessarily synonymous with "best," even for a genre called "sunshine pop." The Love Generation's records were about as over-the-top as their name in their smiley-face, see-no-evil, upbeat, even anodyne harmonized pop/rock, commercial enough to often be mistaken for commercial jingles.
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Black Sabbath / Paranoid
Groovy Summertime
Love Is A Rainy Sunday
Let The Good Times In
Medicine Man
Love And Sunshine
I Keep On Talking
Consciousness Expansion
You
Candy
The Love In Me
Magic Land
A Touch of Love
The Pill
Hey, Look Around
She Touched Me
When The Sun Goes Down
Not Be Found
Fluffy Rain
W.C. Fields
Playin' On The Strings Of The Wind
Meet Me At The Love-In
Epitaph (A World Without Love)
Montage From How Sweet It Is
Montage From "How Sweet It Is" (I Knew That You Knew)
Sunrise Highway
Montage From How Sweet It Is (I Knew That You Knew)
The Bummer (Guide Me Home)
Leaves Grow Grey
Catchin' Up On Fun
Leaves Grow Gray
Paranoid
Black Sabbath - Paranoid
Hormel Hot Dogs
Peter Sarstedt - Where Do You
Fleetwood Mac - Albatross
Bummer (Guide Me Home)
Stop! In The Name Of Love
You Took The Happiness (Out Of My Head)
Workin' My Way Back To You
Touch Of Love
Maman (Mama)
A Groovy Kind Of Love
Hormel Hot Dogs spot
There She Goes Away
Jefferson Airplane - Somebody
Hey Girl
Jefferson Airplane / Somebody To Love
Montage From How Sweet It Is(I Knew That You Knew)
Way Of Life
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