These three songs, all released in 1968, helped bring the Summer of Love to an end. Revisit these realist anthems.

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Today in Music History for Dec. 21: In 1672, Benjamin Schmolck, German Lutheran clergyman and prolific hymn writer, was born. Though a busy pastor, he found time to pen 900 hymns, the best remembered ...

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