thanks...doug......after my top 3 it was a free for all for the next 15.....they are all very close......including bridge.....any could be top 10 on any given day.

Dylan's New Morning deserves at least an honorable mention. The aforementioned "Went to See the Gypsy" is on it, plus Dude favorite "The Man in Me," "Day of the Locusts," "If Not for You" (also on the Harrison album, but Bob's song) and the Tom Waits-esque "If Dogs Run Free."

"What are Impeachable Offenses?" -- very informative article from current issue of New York Review of Books.

It is striking how much of the evidence supporting the case for Trump’s impeachment comes from his own words: not testimony under oath or subpoena, but admissions he has volunteered. While hardly truthful by nature, Trump finds it hard to suppress a streak of candor about his own motives. Lichtman cites Nixon’s advice to Ronald Reagan, offered by letter during the Iran-contra scandal: “Don’t ever comment on the Iran–Contra matter again. Have instructions issued to all White House staffers and Administration spokesmen that they must never answer any question on or off the record about that issue in the future.” This would be equally good advice for Donald Trump, were he capable of taking it.

just relistening to bridge...definitely bumps several of the albums...a few songs have a martha my dear vibe...i had the album too low.......i didnt realize new morning was 1970.

1970 list is revised...next list 1971...what a year.

Anyone else see the first part of the Ken Burns Vietnam War documentary tonight? It's a 10-part miniseries airing on PBS. Tonight's episode provided a kind of back story, covering the years 1858-1961 (spoiler alert: the French come off really badly). A really good start, and I'm guessing the whole series is going to be great.

has ken burns ever done anything that wasnt great ?

Good point. And this time Burns benefits from it being the war with the best soundtrack. From Wikipedia:

The PBS website describes the series as featuring "more than 120 iconic popular songs that define the era",^[7] including songs by then contemporary artists. Of these, 38 songs were selected for the series' soundtrack album, which was released on September 15, 2017.^[6]

The Vietnam War: The Soundtrack CD1
No.	Title	Artist(s)	Length
1.	"A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall"	Bob Dylan	6:52
2.	"Hello Vietnam"	Johnnie Wright	3:05
3.	" It's My Life"	The Animals	3:09
4.	"Eve Of Destruction"	Barry McGuire	3:35
5.	"Turn! Turn! Turn! (To Everything There Is a Season)"	The Byrds	3:49
6.	"Masters of War"	The Staple Singers	4:38
7.	"Mustang Sally"	Wilson Pickett	3:01
8.	"Smokestack Lightning"	Howlin' Wolf	3:08
9.	"Backlash Blues"	Nina Simone	2:28
10.	"The Sound of Silence"	Simon & Garfunkel	3:05
11.	"One Too Many Mornings"	Bob Dylan	2:37
12.	"Ain't Too Proud To Beg"	The Temptations	2:36
13.	"Are You Experienced?"	Jimi Hendrix	4:15
14.	"I'm A Man"	Spencer Davis Group	2:56
15.	"Green Onions"	Booker T & The MG's	2:56
16.	"Strange Brew"	Cream	2:46
17.	"Waist Deep In The Big Muddy"	Pete Seeger	2:55
18.	"A Whiter Shade Of Pale"	Procol Harum	4:08
19.	"The Lord Is In This Place"	Fairport Convention	1:58
20.	"For What It's Worth"	Buffalo Springfield	2:33
Total length:			66:30

The Vietnam War: The Soundtrack CD2
No.	Title	Artist(s)	Length
1.	"Don't Think Twice It's Alright"	Bob Dylan	3:37
2.	"Piece Of My Heart"	Janis Joplin	4:13
3.	"Magic Carpet Ride"	Steppenwolf	4:31
4.	"Tell The Truth"	Otis Redding	3:11
5.	"The Letter"	The Box Tops	1:52
6.	"Bad Moon Rising"	Creedence Clearwater Revival	2:21
7.	"Soul Sacrifice"	Santana	6:37
8.	"Okie From Muskogee"	Merle Haggard	2:42
9.	"The Thrill Is Gone"	B.B. King	4:02
10.	"Psychedelic Shack"	The Temptations	3:50
11.	"Ohio"	Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young	3:03
12.	"Get Together"	The Youngbloods	4:39
13.	"Gimme Shelter"	The Rolling Stones	4:30
14.	"Tail Dragger"	Link Wray	4:49
15.	"America The Beautiful"	Ray Charles	3:35
16.	"What's Going On"	Marvin Gaye	3:52
17.	"Bridge Over Troubled Water"	Simon & Garfunkel	4:53
18.	"Let It Be"	The Beatles	3:50

working on the 1971 list...best album of year is beyond dispute or debate.