1967 is the most represented recording year in the Anthology, with 64 tracks from the year of the Summer Of Love. God knows the boomers don’t need any more praise, but this really was the pivot point for an outburst of musical creativity that’s never been equaled. Here are ten songs from 1967, from the traditional (Louis Armstrong at his most tender) to the innovative (The Beatles’ prismatic pop Frankenstein “Strawberry Fields”), all swirled together like a tie-dye shirt.