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Yardbirds - I Wish You Would

5 6 7 8's - I'm Blue I never saw "Kill Bill" but it sounds like this was in it along with many other of the more unique type songs. There's some more current Asian band that can kick out the jams I've watched tool.

Susan Raye - L.A. International Airport

Little Esther - T'Ain't Whatcha Say It's Whatcha Do

Continental Co-Eds - I Don't Love You No More A real female garage band from back then, I would not know the exact year.

Dolly Lyon - Palm of your Hand

The Mynah Birds - It's My Time (Mynah Birds had Neil Young and Rick James and probably there origins in Toronto) Not too bad.

Rory Gallagher - Middle Name

The John Barry Seven - Beat Girl 1959 really? I'd p ut it a few years later. 'Beat Girl" as in Beatniks? They kind of look that way. Laid-back, casual.

Sweet - Fox On The Run

Richard Thompson - 1952 Vincent Black Lightning

Wall of Death - Light My Fire (cover), they hail from Brazil from what I can tell and this performance was put on a tribute album. Sometimes folks don't like covers vs. the original. I find their version enjoyable. Not a fan of the band's name but, maybe they see it different. Lots of covers of that song, hope it's okay.

Pat Benatar - Shadows of the Night

Thunderclap Newman - Something In The Air

Santana - Black Magic Woman

David Rose - Wear Your Love Like Heaven (lounge music cover of a Donovan song)

Skinny Lister- Kite Song

Billy Vaughn and his orchestra - Melody of Love

Kai Winding - More https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yBj9KMQ2BNs

Eternity's Children - Mrs. Bluebird

Johnny Cash - Jesus Was A Carpenter

The Equals - Baby, Come Back

My answer: Strawbs - Spanish Is The Loving Tongue alternate version: Hootenanny Singers - Spanish Is The Loving Tongue Bjorn of Abba recorded this mid-60s with the group Hootenanny Singers. Both imho, fine versions. So, a little history. The song is from 1907 originally, one of my favourites. "a loving tongue", "the loving tongue", I've seen it worded both ways per title.

Judith Durham & the Seekers - Far Shore The video size here sometimes seems a bit overwhelming on the screen but so be it.

Barbara Lewis - Hello Stranger