10 Forgotten Bands of the 1960s That Vanished Without a Trace!
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- 🎸 Travel back in time to the swinging 1960s, when the music scene was bursting with energy, creativity, and legendary talent. While bands like The Beatles and The Rolling Stones became household names, many groups that once lit up the charts have since faded from the spotlight. In this video, we shine a light on 20 of the greatest yet forgotten groups of the 1960s-bands that were once at the center of pop culture but have now slipped through the cracks of music history.
🎵 From catchy hits that defined the decade to artists who pioneered sounds ahead of their time, these bands played a pivotal role in shaping the music landscape. But as trends shifted and new waves of music emerged, their fame dwindled, leaving behind fascinating stories of success, struggle, and ultimately, obscurity. Discover the reasons behind their disappearance, the challenges they faced, and the legacies they left behind.
🎤 Whether you’re a fan of classic rock, soulful harmonies, or psychedelic vibes, this video is packed with hidden gems that will transport you to a time when music was raw, authentic, and full of passion. From The Turtles’ infectious pop melodies to The Zombies’ timeless classics, we’ll explore the stories behind the rise and fall of these groups, and why they deserve a place in music history.
🎬 Don’t miss this deep dive into the forgotten corners of the 1960s music scene. Get ready to rediscover the tunes, relive the moments, and rekindle your love for an era that changed everything.
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This video is so off base. The songs featured here are still played and remembered well by my generation and are certainly better than the music we have these days. I cannot listen to the radio these days.
Canned heat
Happy Together by The Turtles is one of the most covered songs in all of r&r history. And it started out as a a song nobody wanted to record until the turtles did, and I think it was done in one take because they knew exactly how they wanted it to sound.
I agree totally
in other words its shit
Indeed !
Time has NOT erased these bands and their music. This music is still relevant. Not every band can last as long as the Rolling Stones and the Beatles songs.
Grew up on this music. All familiar with great childhood memories. The radio played all day,now hardly anyone has a radio haha
Agree: the Beatles and Stones achieved a level few bands before or since have ever quite matched. But to write off The Hollies and The Zombies, let alone most of the other bands mentioned here, is ridiculous. I have a lot of the Greatest Hots albums of the 60s, and The Zombies is among them.
Made by someone who wasn't even alive then...these bands are alive and well in my memories...
Hell yes . Really liked most of these bands. Still have their music. Too scratched to play. Some on tape, pirated on cd. Good time of life
At least 3 still gigging......
As well as 60's Gold on Sirius XM.
The narration is done by AI.
You can always tell by the mispronounciation.
Got that right!
You know, if Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton and Jimmy Page came from your band that band is not going to be forgotten.
I would suggest that you change your title. All of these bands are far from forgotten!
The Zombies..The Hollies...The Lovin Spoonful...The Yardbirds?!!! Maybe they`re forgotten in the US (which I doubt...the voiceover says they all had timeless classic 60s hits...that is, they`re not forgotten.) but they haven`t vanished without a trace!
@barryledgister4496 well the Grass Roots didn't disappear after the 60s because I saw them many decades after that. I saw the Lovin Spoonful a few years ago as well as the Turtles, Paul Revere and the Raiders, and the Zombies are still touring. These bands are just as relevant today.
I am playing this music on a dayly basis. Stupid voile over. Knows nothing!
Totally agree with you, The Hollies were making hits in the sixties!!! and at some point they were as popular as the Beatles in England
The next series will be 10 bands from the 70s that are forgotten and it will feature Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, The Eagles, Deep Purple, AC/DC, etc
I grew up with these bands in 60’s and they are far from being forgotten by me. I still listen to all their songs. Not everyday but if I want to go back in time the songs are only a iPhone away.
I must be nuts. I play these bands every day and I’m 72 years old. I’ve forgotten a lot of things but not these bands
Glad to hear that 💖.
You’re not nuts. You just have good taste!
@@whitebirchtarot
Thank you, thank you very much
@@edhastie6074 Elvis may have left the building, but his voice still resonates
72 me too everyday ril the END!!
Completely wrong on all counts. Saying The Hollies,The Zombies and The Tremoloes are a forgotten footnote is ludicrous.
Apparently this video feels you're completely forgotten unless you're still playing stadiums in front of 100,000 people at the age of 80.
Great point. The octogenarian should give up. All the bands here are on radio stations all the time.
Yes, sock it to her! 😂😂😂
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I grew up during the 1960's.. I still listen to this music....These bands are far from forgotten ... and The Yardbirds didn't disappear ... They changed into Led Zeppelin ... and The Zombies mutated into Argent..... 😊
All music lives forever!
Flo and Eddy had to legally change their name from The Turtles to keep playing their own music!
It might depend on how old you are. These bands are not forgotten.
Never forgotten because it was the soundtrack of our lives. Some great memories some bittersweet . We grew up in fortunate times for music . The 60’s exploded with great bands after Beatles Revolution hit
I'm 71 and I grew up on these great bands. I'm surprised she didn't mention Tommy James and the Shondells, another great band with super hits. As a youngster, I kept getting them mixed up with The Hollies, who had a HUGE amount of hits!
Agreed, all classics! Never forgotten.
@@billmelater655 I saw Tommy James & The Shondells in concert on the beach in Southern California. It was Summer 2019 - and Tommy's voice was as strong as in the 1960s and '70s. Met him backstage, and we chatted for quite a while. Super-nice guy.
I am from after these bands first hit, but I still know most of them. I saw the Zombies perform as late as 2022! Still waiting for new tour dates from the Hollies, since their last tour here (The Netherlands) was disrupted by Covid.
These bands may be gone, but their music is 10 times better than that crap today.
Oh so true!! If I could only go back.
No doubt about it
open your mind before you open your mouth
Forgotten? The Yardbirds, The Hollies, The Small faces....? They are certainly not forgotten, they became legends in the history of Rock and Roll.
It's a dumb stupid ill-researched pile of dog doo doo.
Agree esp on yardbirds. The band started the careers of three of rock's most famous guitarists: Eric Clapton (1963-1965), Jeff Beck (1965-1966) and Jimmy Page (1966-1968), all of whom ranked in the top five of Rolling Stone magazine's list of 100 greatest guitarists.
Left out the Dave Clark Five, and none of these bands are forgotten to those of us who grew up listening to them.
Most all these bands had long careers as bands go and are well remembered, however the Beau Brummels career was cut short with a illness with a key member, and the Zombies were ahead of their time, which was alluded to by Paul McCartney in an interview who a big fan of theirs.
I remember all these bands and have albums of a lot of them. The Yardbirds are far from forgotten and Eminem remembers the Zombies which he samples Time of the Season.
You could hardly call the Hollies or the Yardbirds forgotten!
The Hollies were around for years.
@@petersmithson4644 Was Graham Nash replaced when he formed Crosby Stills Nash (and Young)?
This is wrong on so many levels. The Zombies are so forgotten that they were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2019. How's that for vanishing without a trace! Similarly, The Yardbirds were inducted in 1992, The Lovin' Spoonful in 2000, The Hollies in 2010 and The Small Faces in 2012.
Yes I just seen them a few years ago in Denver and they sounded great and loud ! Good concert 😅
Zombies were relevant through the 60’s and still played on radio etc today.
Great post! And so true.
@@josephharnett5075 Yes, I wondered where our female AI voice got this "forgotten to the ages" bit. Their records are still played on many stations, some are still touring, and the narrator wasn't even a transistor in her manufacturer's eyes.
@@eskrima1 They certainly are played on radio. Not just the zombies, but most of these groups are.
The Yardbirds and The Small Faces have left a legacy that nobody could ever forget
Whoever cane up with this title knows nothing about music.
I think you can stop at the word "nothing".
‼️💯AGREED 🎸
On the contrary, they "know" a lot of wrong and stupid things. That's even worse - ignorance is curable.
TRUTH❗🎸
A I
The Hollies,Yardbirds, Zombies and Small Faces have all been inducted into the Rock n’ Roll Hall of Fame. Kind of difficult to list them as “forgotten bands”.
So true, I was thinking the same thing.
Vanished without a trace? Jimmy Page: Yardbirds, New Yardbirds, Led Zeppelin. Fairly traceable.
Also, Keith Relf and Jim McCarty (the other half of the Yardbirds) were original members of progressive band Renaissance, who had a decent following in the '70s. McCarty and Chris Dreja reformed the Yardbirds in 1992, and AFAIK are still together today, even though Dreja had to retire due to a stroke about a decade ago.
Yeah, " Vanished without a trace. " Maybe they were abducted by aliens 👽👽👽👾👾👾🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂
then there is the long forgotten Eric Clapton and Jeff Beck
Steve Mariott and Humble Pie . . .
@@Gary-tm1kx 🤣
The Hollies ??????????????????? you must be joking they were one of the most successful bands of all time.
Neither any of these bands or songs are forgotten by many. These bands and songs are still great in my memories.
Totally agree. These were all great bands with great songs. Unfortunately, fate worked against some of them and the faded away but, their music lives on in the lives of people like me, a baby boomer!
Great bands and music that many people missed out on. Fortunately, I was able to hear these bands.
Don’t you know? Her generation is the only generation.
Every song here is on my playlists.
@@xtc1957 🤦♀
I agree with all comments below..these bands will never be forgotten..still listening to these so called forgotten bands..👍
The Yardbirds, the Small Faces and the Hollies forgotten????
Yardbirds? Gone without a trace? What medication are you taking?
Jimmy page ? Eric Clapton ?
The Yardbirds will always be one of my favorite bands! I listen to their music often .. same goes for the other groups in this video....I grew up during the 1960's.... I'm 67....
😅
A seminal band whose influence has never faded. The narration for this video is strangely unknowing.
😂😂😂😂
Having been born in the early 1950's, the 1960's was a prelude to the 1970' s when music really became of age and grew into adulthood. It was the age of true rock when bands played and wrote their own music and had genuine talent not just because of the desire for money or fame, but because they wanted to play. I believe music had its heyday in the late 1960's, 1970's and 1980's and everything else has followed on from that. The majority of bands today (but not all) seem to appear ( many of whom don't write their own music, can't really play an instrument and have little if any musical talent) and disappear very quickly and are carried forward by technology and studio processing. Take away the sound and rhythm processed by the studio team and what else is there?
I consider myself so lucky to have lived through the greatest music era form the 1960's up to today..
And it all sounds the same..... A couple of years ago I read Richard Thompson's memoirs, and part of the reason that Fairport Convention did a lot of the old folk songs and Child ballads was because they DIDN'T want to sound like everyone else....
time for your fiber pill and your nap grandpa
Can not agree ! The Hollies were making hits into the '80s, and are still touring today ! As for The Yardbirds, true rock fans know the legendary status of this band. You mention Led Zepplin, Cream, Jeff Beck Group, you mention "The Yardbirds".
Spot on! The Hollies a Forgotten Band?? What absolute nonsense.
Add Renaissance , Box of Frogs , BBA , Blind Faith, Derek + Dominoes, the Firm. . . Maybe more
All forgotten, I'm afraid. Remembered: Moody Blues, Procol Harum and - last but not least - Herman's Hermits 😊
Then there's one band I would not remember a note from, but it's Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich. I'm Dutch btw
Turtles singers joined Zappa as Flo and Eddie
@@alanthomson1227 Turtles drummer joined Jefferson Starship .
No one will forget Steve Marriott. He left Small Faces and went on to form Humble Pie.
Back in the day, I literally blew out a pair of car speakers playing "Thirty Days In The Hole" 😄
These 10 bands are so forgotten, yet they are on any music list I have.
None of these songs have vanished for those of us who were there in the 60's. But at that time I didn't know or cared who the band was when I was buying 45's, I was a kid.
Wasn't until I started buying albums in the 70's that I became more familiar with the actual bands. Album covers told us much, their names, how they looked. Who played which instrument or wrote lyrics. The 1960's bands didn't vanish per se, but unless they did a tv spot, I only heard their music from a radio. Either way, the music has never gone away. Thankfully.
The Lovin Spoonful are still played on radio and their Summer in the City is a classic
None of the bands - nor any of their classic pop and rock hits - are forgotten
The lead singer did all the music on the care bears movie.
John Sebastian also wrote and performed the theme for the TV series, Welcome Back Kotter.
So is You Didn't Have to Be So nice, Did you ever have to make up your mind, Daydream, Rain on the Roof, Nashville Cats, they were HUGE.
Just before covid shut things down, I was thrilled to attend a show by John Sebastian. He told stories between songs, and the love in the air was palpable. One man even brought an original Spoonful album he'd hung on to for all these years, and John happily signed it. So good to see him@
Fantastic music and bands! They will never be forgotten!!!
A lot of these songs are still being played in current movies. They will never be forgotten
Not sure about the mindset of the 2.5 positive reviews but NONE of these bands vanished without a trace (which cannot be said for the 'pop' hitmakers of today) - the songs that these bands wrote/performed CONTINUE to not only being PLAYED but also COVERED by a lot of today's musicians (who really don't know how to write a memorable song/melody). not wanting to sound like some 'old dude' (that the parade has passed by) but i'm 38 and these guys were actually my GRANDPARENTS music and it's way better than the crap on the radio now......
I love all the groups in this video and I sure have not forgotten them....
As evidenced by The Yardbirds, these early bands were the roots of the great rock music that followed. They never faded, they simply evolved.
These groups were mainstream...were you alive during this time?
I doubt if the narrator was alive or the creators of this video.
I was, but certainly not the video creator - anyone from that time would know how to pronounce Beau Brummels correctly.
@@cjkildeer5612 One of several silly mispronunciations in this stupidly misinformed video.
Pretty sure AI wasn't alive then.
Lol.
These bands haven't been forgotten.
These has to be the most moronic video to come out in years. There would be no Eric Clapton, cream, Jeff beck group or Fleetwood Mac with out the Yardbirds. No Led Zeppelin, no Crosby, Stills & Nash without the Hollies.No Argent without The Zombies. No Captain Beyond without Iron Butterfly. So many bands have spawned from these “forgotten 60’s groups.
Beautifully said!
Mostly agree, but IMO other than ONE SONG the Zombies were bigger than Argent.
And I DON'T remember "Captain Beyond", but IMO the second side of In-A-Gadda-Da-Vita was overall the BETTER side (despite the greatness of the title cut).
Nobody from Fleetwood Mac was in The Yardbirds.
Don't forget Derek and The Dominoes (also Clapton).
Led Zep was ALSO the Yardbirds (Page), NOT the Hollies.
As a musician for 53 of my 70 years, these bands are NOT forgotten. Esp. the Turtles. They still tour on the Oldies circuit. The Tremoloes were a great band. The Grassroots were a fantastic band with a load of hits. We all disappear at one time or another.
I can’t see forgotten bands in this list
These songs aren't dead in my life! And I am 70 years old!
yah. I dig it man. It was cool to be in my 20's in the 70's, But now being 70's in the 20' really SUXX.
The Zombies, and The Turtles will not be forgotten. Neither will the Hollies or the talents of John Sebastian.
Vanished? The Zombies and Hollies are still with us. The Yardbirds gave us Clapton's career, The Jeff Beck Group, Led Zeppelin, Renaissance, Box of Frogs and back to the Yardbirds again !!
We agree.
Maybe this video
is subterfuge?
Doesn't make sense at all.
Well just look at
the comments.
Funny as shoot. ✅
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The Yardbirds became Led Zeppelin.
The Yardbirds are still around. I saw them just 6 years ago.
@@jeffstoll1543 Sadly, Keith has for long left us.
And Renaisssance
Not really. They broke up and the last Yardbird to join was going to form a band to becalled the "New Yardbirds" until someone came up with the LZ name. Page was the only ex-Yardbird in the new band.
@@williamcurtin5692Someone, it might have been Keith Moon, apparently said that a band called "The New Yardbirds" would go down like a "lead Zeppelin" and they took their name from that with a spelling change.
Gone but not forgotten, and their music is still played.
This is a ridiculous video, full of inaccuracies. The A.I. voice mispronounced The Zombies biggest album and The Beau Brummels.
JD: WAS SO , FUNNY HOW SHE, PRONOUNCED; BEAU BRUMMELS ‼️🤣BUT; SAD IN A WAY, TOO, OBVIOUSLY SHE, ( STIIL ) , HAS A LOT TO LEARN ABOUT, MUSIC & BANDS‼️
I agree with all my fellow music lovers...who ever wrote doesn't
Have a clue what great music sounds like. SAD, SAD, SAD... We need this music again...the generation who forgot these tunes need to be grateful they have been blessed with this music. What do they have...noise, no talent or creativity...music deterioration.
BeaubrumELS ......you can't expect accuracy from A.I. voices, but made me chuckle though.....and this vid. is so wrong on many counts.
Most groups from the 60's paved the way for many groups that followed. All of the ones covered had many hits that are still played today so none are forgotten. This decade is one of the best decades for music in my opinion.
every one of these bands hold an honored place in my music play list and always will
And what a great time it was .....when music was real.
I didn't forget these bands. These songs are the ones I remember and listened to. I loved them all.
Long live Flo&Eddie !
Classic Rock forever! ✅
As per usual, people who were not there are making presumptions as to what happened to groups. The Hollies were still having the odd release in the 90's, far from forgotten. Those of us who were teenagers in the 60's could probably name solo artists that came and went very quickly, but are still remembered! As with any music decade, there are flash in the pan groups, but the memory of their musical contribution lives on.
The Small faces are legends and certainly not forgotten.
The musical knowledge of the moderator is ZERO! Anyway, its a marketing stunt…
I was just a child in 1967 when "She'd Rather Be with Me" by The Turtles came out and I remember it still to this day. Not forgotten not vanished.
Nobody from Small Faces joined the Rolling Stones. Steve Marriott left and formed Humble Pie. Rod Stewart and Ron Wood joined and renamed it Faces.
Forgotten bands???
Most of these bands lasted from 4 to 15 years, one band had an album with an advertised 15 hits on it, how could that be a forgotten band? I was a teenager when these songs came out & they were all hit songs by hit bands.
The Raiders began in 59! They had a peak hit period from 61 (before the Beatles) up until the early 70s! Then they toured until their leader literally died during a tour in his 70s. How long is a band supposed to last?
After Steve Marriot left 'The Small Faces' for a solo career, the remaining members reformed with Rod Stewart and Ron Wood, becoming the band known as 'Faces.'
I listen to The Small Faces and The Yardbirds everyday.
Tin Soldier & The Shape of Things were my go-to songs of the 60's
@@dalemcmenamin4864 Tin soldier is one of the very,very best songs I've come across in almost 70.years of living.
Is it The Small Faces who were with Rod Stewart for a while?
@@ellab8897 Rod Stewart was singer in the follow-up ( kind of) group : the Faces.The actual singer of the Small Faces was the late,great Steve Marriott
The Association, the Turtles and the Hollies were never forgotten. I still play them everyday.
The Small Faces became The Faces after Steve Marriott left and hired some dude called Rod Stewart?
And Ron Wood !!!
Yea and destroyed the band....Stewart wasn't in the same league as stevie marriot....
@@Kurt_Steiner Agreed, always makes me laugh that they had to get two people to replace Marriott, so sad that he ended his days playing in pubs
Yes and Steve Marriott formed Humble Pie with Peter Frampton. The video is wrong that a member of the Small Faces joined the Stones. This is Ronnie Wood who was in the Faces but not the Small Faces.
Ah, the Small Faces.
Steve Marriot quit to form the heavier sounding Humble Pie, who also included Peter Frampton. Died in 1991 in a house fire.
The remaining three recruited Wood and Stewart and became just the Faces.
Ronnie Lane quit the Faces in 1973 because "he didn't want to be in Rod Stewart's backing group". Formed folk group Slim Chance, toured and lost everything. Died in 1997 from MS.
Ian McLagan toured with the Rolling Stones after the Faces split up (plays keyboards on _Miss You),_ did a lot of session work, moved to Austin TX, married Keith Moon's ex-wife Kim Kerrigan (who died in a car crash in 2006) died in Dec 2014 from a stroke.
Kenney Jones is the only surviving member of the Small Faces. He later joined The Who (I went and saw them on his debut gig in London in 1979), appeared on TOTP for Status Quo once filling in for Jeff Rich. Runs his own polo club and founded The Small Faces charitable trust.
Rod Stewart and Ronnie Wood seem to have disappeared without a trace. I wonder what they're doing now? 🤔😉
geez, this takes me back, there was great music back in the day, but not forgotten
All bands have their day. Thankfully many continue to play with new members, bringing joy at lesser festivals and smaller music venues. Most of the groups mentioned are now into their 80s. Many members have past away. But their music will never be forgotten.
The Zombies are still going strong. I've seen them live twice in recent times. Likewise the Hollies. Do your research!
Forgotten groups? You have no idea what you’re talking about. Stick to what you might know
Which by the sound of things is not very much
@@geoffmcrorie90 She knows how to wake up. Give her that.
Left out the Dave Clark Five, and none of these bands are forgotten to those of us who grew up listening to them.
At least two members of the Zombies had long and exalted musical careers.
My generation will never forget these songs. Still listen to them. You had to be in those years to really understand the music. 😊
Was the narrator a robot?
Sure did mash some pronunciations .
I saw a comment saying that the voice is Al.
@@ellab8897 Either that or just some ignorant Gen Z twinkie....
Yes...we're really living among real ZOOBIES now no doubt
The Beau Brumelles???
None of these bands are forgotten. This youtube channel needs to market something else for a living.
For those who sneer at "One Hit Wonders", just remember -- one hit is a lot more than most bands manage to accomplish.
These are not one hit wonders - most if not all of these groups had several hits
@@cjkildeer5612 I didn't say they were. Some of the listed bands were huge in their day. It was a comment on all too many people's disdain for OHWs.
Wish I was a one-hot wonder. The only hits I ever got were with my wife's frying pan.
@@edchapman5801
Lol. good one.
These bands will never be forgotten. Their music is the base for all that came after. I listen to them everyday on the radio.
Most of these groups will never be forgotten, they played real music. I listen to the Hollies all of the time
Agree.
Long cool woman in a black dress. Brilliant 😂
Small Faces,Yardbyrds,Turtles,Lovin Spoonful... Unforgettable
The Hollies, The Yardbirds, The Zombies, The Small Faces….sunk without trace??! Utter nonsense. Who made this up?
Somebody who's idea of classic rock is Justin Bieber.
Someone who needed some clicks made this up.
@@keithelster8858 Groan.... But sadly, you're probably right. Sigh....
Every bands time in the spotlight ends,but that don't mean they aren't remembered
These very groups are still very relevant as they are played on all the classic music stations.
Played a lot here on YT, as well.
I do agree………THOSE WERE THE DAYS…..never forgotten….their music is still with us and always wil be …..me…now 73 years old…..unforgettable music,unforgettable bands, unforgettable songs, thank you for your music, you will always be with me, in my heart ,my soul,and mind…💕💫💫💫💫💫💫💫🎶🎶🎶🙏
They will never be erased or forgotten.
The Small Faces were the best band by far in the 60s, way ahead of their time, the best of British rhythm and blues.
The Hollies?! They aren’t forgotten
Still touring !
One of my all time favorites: The beau Brom-mells
These bands are not forgotten, As long as you listen they're not forgotten right.❤❤😊😊😊😊❤❤❤
Bus Stop, written by Graham Gouldman, who went on to form the band 10cc, best known for their hit " I'm Not In Love." Gouldman was just 19 when he wrote "Bus Stop," but he had already written three Yardbirds songs: " For Your Love," "Heart Full of Soul" and " Evil Hearted You." Underrated Stockport lad.
All of theses bands are still played. Certainly not forgotten
Yardbirds still performing. I have never stopped being a Yardbirds fan.
None of these have been forgotten, they are all played daily on radios, many are still on the road or cruise ships. Even with no original members.
To fans of good, 1960s music, these bands are definitely NOT forgotten.
This is a Joke.
VERY ; BIG JOKE, INDEED ‼️😢🎸
Next video, 10 totally forgotten or unknown historical characters:
Napoleon, Churchill, Caesar, Stalin, Mandela, Queen Elizabeth II, Louis XIV, William the Conqueror, Mao, Alexander the Great.
🤣
You might as well say the Beatles have vanished without a trace. The groups you highlighted are still selling records today, the hollies are still touring and the fantastic songs that these so called forgotten bands are still being played on radio. Gold UK plays most of their material.
Who are the members of the Hollies now - because Graham Nash is Crosby Stills Nash (and Young).
Good point. This is pants.
I laughed heartily!
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All the comments about these bands not fading away proves that once these hits were recorded and became famous, they will forever be immortalized!! I think you missed that small fact! 🎵
Loved these guys, all of them back when I was a kid. I loved it all and knew them all. I grew up with them.
Not only are these bands still remembered by me but also by my kids and grandkids. They even know most of the words to all the songs that were played on here and can sing along with them.
The Yardbirds are one of the best nands that ever existed!!!❤
Happy Together tour resumed in 2022, In 2021, Chip Hawkes,performing live as the Tremeloes, The Zombies, In late 2021, the band announced they would be undertaking extensive tours…etc, etc..
The Hollies, The Yardbirds, The Small Faces, Paul Revere and the Raiders.... are ou crazy?
I remember every one of those great bands and they all had at least a couple of hits. The fact that this kind of music has largely gone out of style doesn't diminish how good many of those songs were and I still enjoy going back in time to memory lane and reliving what was for me such a great time.⚛
If you're going to use AI, you are doomed to obscurity.
Music that won't be forgotten
The grass roots. I was never a big fan of theirs. But you're wrong to claim they ended with the 60s. They lasted into the early 70s with numerous hits.
We saw Rob Grill AKA the Grass Roots in 2010. He passed sometime after that.
Didn't do a thing in the UK.I had never heard of them until today and I daresay 95per cent of UK music lovers haven't either.
Anybody would
love to have the
Grassroots catalogue!
Holy Hannah!
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What a dumb post. Most of these bands are still touring