@@tuskact4overheaven873 maybe.. but I'd love to add some good newer music to my giant collection.... The only thing I found that was half decent was an LP by neutral milk hotel
@@TheMusicalElitistNo, not all of them don't, but anyone thinks music hasnt lost something in the last 20 years is either lying or doesn't know music from their ass
We may disagree on Rap culture. However, we are always nostalgic about the music we grew up with. 1965 was a good year for music. I'm surprised there wasn't more Motown in the top 10.
@lionellong638 have to admit I don't like rap at all. However, motown artists like Johnny Mathis, Lou Rawls, and Diana Ross, loved them. And this from a pink floyd led zeppelin kinda guy.
"Those Were The Days. " ( Mary Hopkin) 😮 "Some Beach ". (Blake Shelton ) 🎉 Dust On The Bottle ( David Lee Murphy) 😂😂😂 "I Don't Look Good Naked Anymore" ( Snake Oil Willie Band) 🤔🇨🇦🤫🖖 🙊 C'est La Vie (Emerson,Lake and Palmer) 🙈🙉🙊 I Wish I Was A Punk Rocker (Sandi Thom)😂😂😂😂
Me too, exactly. Born in 1957, had older sisters and music loving parents. I still know every word to every one of these songs! Music was a constant back then, at home, car, everywhere! And why not, the music was amazing with great songs and albums coming out on a daily basis!
@@MrAlbalto You are right They do use the good music in the background Unfortunately , one is degrading country music by completely rewriting a perfectly good song by Dolly Parton All because she wants to be honored in every genre Beyoncé that ain’t the way to do it !
And 1965 is an extraordinary year of number of hits - also had another top 10. 1. Wooly Bully - Sam The Sham and The Pharaohs 2. I Can't Help Myself (Sugar Pie, Honey Bunch) - The Four Tops 3. You Were On My Mind - We Five 4. You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin' - The Righteous Brothers 5. Downtown - Petula Clark 6. Help! - The Beatles 7. Crying In the Chapel - Elvis Presley 8. My Girl - The Temptations 9. Help Me, Rhonda - The Beach Boys 10. King of the Road - Roger Miller Another top 10 in 1965 1. Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me - Mel Carter 2. Shotgun - Jr. Walker & The All Stars I Got You Babe - Sonny and Cher 3. This Diamond Ring - Gary Lewis and The Playboys 4. The "In" Crowd - Ramsey Lewis Trio 5. Mrs. Brown, You've Got a Lovely Daughter - Herman's Hermits 6. Stop! In The Name Of Love - The Supremes 7. I'll Never Find Another You - The Seekers 8. Cara Mia - Jay and The Americans 9. What's New Pussycat? - Tom Jones 10. Eve of Destruction - Barry McGuire Other favorites of 1965 1. Hang On Sloopy - The McCoys 2. Ticket to Ride - The Beatles 3. Red Roses for a Blue Lady - Bert Kaempfert and His Orchestra 4. Papa's Got a Brand New Bag, Pt. 1 - James Brown and The Famous Flames 5. The Game of Love - Wayne Fontana & The Mindbenders 6. Name Game - Shirley Ellis 7. I Know a Place - Petula Clark 8. Back In My Arms Again - The Supremes 9. Baby, I'm Yours - Barbara Lewis 10. I'm Telling You Now - Freddie and The Dreamers Another 1965 top 10 1. Ferry Cross the Mersey - Gerry and The Pacemakers 2. Just Once in My Life - The Righteous Brothers 3. I'm Henry the VIII, I Am - Herman's Hermits 4. For Your Love - The Yardbirds California Girls - The Beach Boys 5. Go Now - The Moody Blues 6. Goldfinger - Shirley Bassey 7. Down In the Boondocks - Billy Joe Royal 8. Baby the Rain Must Fall - Glenn Yarbrough 9. Catch Us If You Can - The Dave Clark Five 10. Eight Days a Week - The Beatles
I am old now, so these songs of my youth are so familiar, but recently l heard Sir Tom Johns pop in right where l thought he left off! He is still so amazing!!!
@@WeirdScienceComics Not really. Do you think the people growing up now will think these are the best of times?? I seriously doubt it, the absolute worst of times with the worst music ever and I'm old so I know!
Great list!! I wasn’t born until 15 years later and those songs store something in my soul every time I hear them. What a beautiful and unique time in human and music history.
@@jimbishop8667Both astronomical songs, hard to compare them like that though, completely different genres and therefore couldn't say which one is better! ✌️
It has been a war for a long time whether or not "Satisfaction" or "Stairway to Heaven" was the greatest rock song of all time. Since "Stairway to Heaven" was released in 1971, that leaves The Rolling Stones at the top.
Not really because of quality but because it was so stunningly different to anything else at the time. the opening guitar riff is basically the beginning of hard rock. For pure songwriting quality I'd pick Tracks of my tears or In my life.
Wow!... I didn't realize how great the music was in that specific year of 1965. Although before my time...I know, and have enjoyed, each and every one of these hits. 💜💜💜
I'm not a Stones fan, but I admit Satisfaction was more impressive than Yesterday. The Stones are truly Stones, not trying to sound like the Beatles. Satisfaction number 1 without a doubt
@@deadmanswife3625 i'm a Beatles fan , the Stones as John Lennon said made very original music. The Stones are not on my top 10 , but I understand their fans have a point, Stones music is original and without Overdubbing, The Beatles had so much Overdubbing, I personally like it , but I understand can be annoying for non fans .
@@carlosvelasquez3279 I'm not really sure what it was about Beatles music I never liked that much since I was a little kid but most of the world loves it I mean they weren't even together as a band that long but yet most of the world love love love love love love love the Beatles period of course there are a few pop hits of The Beatles that I do like but I just don't go out of my way to listen to them
They say our love won't pay the rent, before it's earned our money's always spent. but put your little hand in mine...there ain't no mountain we can't climb...Yeah, I got you babe, I got flowers in the spring, I got you to wear my ring...(or words to that effect).
I was born in 58. This is the sound track of my young life, growing up in the 70s. I remember mum had these songs playing on the radio while i was getting ready for school.
If you think Cher was a hippie chick in that picture you're crazy lol. Where are the hairy legs and pits?!? Jesus! I can smell the patchouli oil just thinking about it😅.
All I can say is you could’ve had 50 top tens back in 65 but this is a good one! They were all top chart songs in 1965 I was sophomore in high school and I remember every single one. Those memories are forever.❤
Какая же древняя Шер!? Я с 68 года, она пела в66 году с Сони, за 2 года до моего рождения, цуко я уже дед, у меня трое внуков, а она до сих пор поёт и хорошо выглядит, она супер,Шер красотка, здоровья ей и всего хорошего ❤💋💞
In My Life is my favorite by the Beatles. Ah, if we could only relive the 60's once more. Music was so beautiful and life as I knew it waa simple for a very young girl. Thank you for the memories.
Now that's a list! Still great after all these years. Was too young when they came out. Discovered them after they were released. There is very little they produce today that can compare to that.
70's and mid to late 60's is all i listen to. I was born in 69 but that era of music is just amazing, unbelievable and absolutely beautiful. I don't even know what is playing or who it is with today's music. From the small bits I've heard it has no soul, no heart, just plastic disposable manufactured music.
Music truly does render artists immortal. All these are still played in movies, commercials, elevators, stores, malls, and ...sadly on hold phone music.
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The worst song of 1965 would be better than 90% of today's music.
Your right
Nah there was some absolutely trash songs even back then
@@tuskact4overheaven873 your right but it all seems to be trash today
@@manny4552 cause you don't look deep enough
@@tuskact4overheaven873 maybe.. but I'd love to add some good newer music to my giant collection.... The only thing I found that was half decent was an LP by neutral milk hotel
Graduated HS in 1965. All these great songs bring back a happier time. 😢
Me too! What a time in my life.
Me too!!
I graduated in ‘64 along with Linda Ronstadt in Tucson. What a great time to be alive!!! So happy now to be 77 with a lot of living yet to do!!❤
I graduate in 2025 haha
Gosh, you’re incredibly ancient.
When music was music, not a “ho” or a “bitch “ in any of them.
just a "baby"
Yes because ALL modern day music has those words in them.
Do shut up 🙄
@@TheMusicalElitistNo, not all of them don't, but anyone thinks music hasnt lost something in the last 20 years is either lying or doesn't know music from their ass
Exactly
😂😂😂 Agreed
We just don't have music like that anymore.
Na, we have rap culture. Shit music and violence.
Na, we have rap culture.
We may disagree on Rap culture. However, we are always nostalgic about the music we grew up with. 1965 was a good year for music. I'm surprised there wasn't more Motown in the top 10.
@@jaredleicht1656You don't pay as much attention to Rap culture as I do. It's not all guns and violence.
@lionellong638 have to admit I don't like rap at all. However, motown artists like Johnny Mathis, Lou Rawls, and Diana Ross, loved them. And this from a pink floyd led zeppelin kinda guy.
Ahh yesteryear when life was simpler and my family was all together 😊
In my life and yesterday should be nos.one and two.
"Those Were The Days. " ( Mary Hopkin)
😮
"Some Beach ". (Blake Shelton )
🎉
Dust On The Bottle ( David Lee Murphy)
😂😂😂
"I Don't Look Good Naked Anymore"
( Snake Oil Willie Band)
🤔🇨🇦🤫🖖
🙊
C'est La Vie
(Emerson,Lake and Palmer)
🙈🙉🙊
I Wish I Was A Punk Rocker (Sandi Thom)😂😂😂😂
When all my troubles seem so far away.
@@GordonHowdyDoody barely know any of these
@@MrPigslop and now they are here to stay
Real music. Awesome
Animals ❤❤❤❤❤❤ the house of a rising Sun
In your opinion.
Stop showing your fuckin stupidity in all of these comments@@TheMusicalElitist
I was 7 but I remember every track.
Still listen to a lot of them today.
Me too, exactly. Born in 1957, had older sisters and music loving parents. I still know every word to every one of these songs! Music was a constant back then, at home, car, everywhere! And why not, the music was amazing with great songs and albums coming out on a daily basis!
Timeless tunes.😂
Me too! I was 7. Great music back then!
I was 6 and NO, what you’re hearing now is not music, it’s a derogatory speech. Well you do have music in the background, it’s our music❗️
@@MrAlbalto
You are right
They do use the good music in the background
Unfortunately , one is degrading country music by completely rewriting a perfectly good song by Dolly Parton
All because she wants to be honored in every genre
Beyoncé that ain’t the way to do it !
And 1965 is an extraordinary year of number of hits - also had another top 10.
1. Wooly Bully - Sam The Sham and The Pharaohs
2. I Can't Help Myself (Sugar Pie, Honey Bunch) - The Four Tops
3. You Were On My Mind - We Five
4. You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin' - The Righteous Brothers
5. Downtown - Petula Clark
6. Help! - The Beatles
7. Crying In the Chapel - Elvis Presley
8. My Girl - The Temptations
9. Help Me, Rhonda - The Beach Boys
10. King of the Road - Roger Miller
Another top 10 in 1965
1. Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me - Mel Carter
2. Shotgun - Jr. Walker & The All Stars
I Got You Babe - Sonny and Cher
3. This Diamond Ring - Gary Lewis and The Playboys
4. The "In" Crowd - Ramsey Lewis Trio
5. Mrs. Brown, You've Got a Lovely Daughter - Herman's Hermits
6. Stop! In The Name Of Love - The Supremes
7. I'll Never Find Another You - The Seekers
8. Cara Mia - Jay and The Americans
9. What's New Pussycat? - Tom Jones
10. Eve of Destruction - Barry McGuire
Other favorites of 1965
1. Hang On Sloopy - The McCoys
2. Ticket to Ride - The Beatles
3. Red Roses for a Blue Lady - Bert Kaempfert and His Orchestra
4. Papa's Got a Brand New Bag, Pt. 1 - James Brown and The Famous Flames
5. The Game of Love - Wayne Fontana & The Mindbenders
6. Name Game - Shirley Ellis
7. I Know a Place - Petula Clark
8. Back In My Arms Again - The Supremes
9. Baby, I'm Yours - Barbara Lewis
10. I'm Telling You Now - Freddie and The Dreamers
Another 1965 top 10
1. Ferry Cross the Mersey - Gerry and The Pacemakers
2. Just Once in My Life - The Righteous Brothers
3. I'm Henry the VIII, I Am - Herman's Hermits
4. For Your Love - The Yardbirds
California Girls - The Beach Boys
5. Go Now - The Moody Blues
6. Goldfinger - Shirley Bassey
7. Down In the Boondocks - Billy Joe Royal
8. Baby the Rain Must Fall - Glenn Yarbrough
9. Catch Us If You Can - The Dave Clark Five
10. Eight Days a Week - The Beatles
It's been 59 years since I've even THOUGHT about some of these songs. Thank you, my friend, for this walk down memory lane.
Wow!! Such a great year!❤
Awesome and I can name a ton more great ones from this year
Your list is perfect
thanx
Always a fan of these songs in 1965 & still enjoying them this day in 2024! All are still great songs today to me!♥️🌟👋
The tracks of my youth!! And still is!!!❤❤
Fantastic list ❤
A list where the Stones' one song outdid TWO Beatles songs! 😮😅🎶🎶
Love them all, except Tambourine Man. That's always nails on a chalkboard to me.
Of course Satisfaction of the great, fantastic and immortal Rolling Stones!!!! 👍👍👍
Finally! A top 10 music list I can agree with! I don’t know the other songs of 1965, but these are all solid contenders for their ranking.
❤
Agreed.
👍 agree
❤
What an amazing year! My senior year in high school and freshman in college! We had the best music 🎶 ever!
I am old now, so these songs of my youth are so familiar, but recently l heard Sir Tom Johns pop in right where l thought he left off! He is still so amazing!!!
So freakin awesome music.
The Mamas and the Papas… Brings back memories of watching them on TV when I was only five years old.
it makes me mad when the songs from the last 10 years get billions of views on utube and these dont even get a tenth of ther views
Excellent! Real music!
Fantastic stuff,a cracking list 👍👍
Wow, a good top 10 list..
Yeah way better than 1970!
I guess I'm an old soul 😂
❤ sweet memories 💖
Proper music. Not the crap of today.
Ok boomer.
@@TheMusicalElitist Jealous maybe?? Wouldn't blame you, we grew up in the best of times.
Just thinking of every generation saying the exact same thing until the end of time!
@@WeirdScienceComics Not really. Do you think the people growing up now will think these are the best of times?? I seriously doubt it, the absolute worst of times with the worst music ever and I'm old so I know!
U MEAN LADY GAG GAG AND TALOR WIFF LOL AUTOTUNE QUEEN WANNA BEES
Herb and the TJB better be in that top 20, they were all over the radio in '65.
Yes!! My father had all their albums and we played nonstop! I was 7-8, had a huge crush on Herb Albert, so handsome!!
I was born in 65' and love all those songs.
I was 12 in 1965, and playing in my first garage band. I'm still playing and singing.
I turned 18 in the summer of '65. What a wonderful time to be young. Such music!!!
Except for that Viet Nam war draft thingy.
@@charlesgallagher1376 Yes that was especially bad, also the proliferation of drugs.
The years 1964-1968 were Earth-shattering years in popular music.
All songs I can still listen to regularly!
"Talkin about my generation " They don't write em that great anymore!
Don’t write them great? They can’t write anything today. Songs back then had lyrics. Today’s garbage is jibberish
I was truly grateful and so blessed to enjoy such talent!
Michelle Phillips was/is one of the most beautiful women ever.
California Dreaming really is hard to beat in this line up - so magically energetic!
My oh my....❤❤❤❤
My favourite era was 70, but the sixties come a close second. These two eras best ever❤
The songs of your teen years are always the best!!
1955 thru 1971 were unparalleled times for great music.
What a great year! All winners❤
What a year .... I was 5 in 1965. 😊
i was 10. Remember all these songs :-)
Great list!! I wasn’t born until 15 years later and those songs store something in my soul every time I hear them. What a beautiful and unique time in human and music history.
Yeah good times back in the days 😊
Oh please God! Has it been that long ago?
Yep. Don't know about you, but it's been 59 years for me. The '60's were tumultuous, to say the least, but it was a GLORIOUS time to be young.
Time doesn't stop for anyone, so sad, I was 11years old then
Righteous Brothers should be no 2
History will testify that Unchained Melody, was indeed a much greater tune than Mister Tambourine man!
@@jimbishop8667Both astronomical songs, hard to compare them like that though, completely different genres and therefore couldn't say which one is better! ✌️
I was 1 year old and grew up listening to these wonderful songs. I listen to it to this day.
I thought that Rightous Brothers, Unchained Melody was voted No 1 song of the 20th century.
This is Gold Radio Station'ss list. It's how they're employees voted. I'm sure there have been a 1000 other lists with a 1000 different rankings.
The ROLLING STONES best Band forever and ever 👉💯❤️❤️❤️
I was born in 1965 surrounded by all the beautiful magic on the radio and appearing on television from time to time
I remember the summer of '65 being at the community swimming pool and hearing the opening riff of "Satisfaction." We were hooked.
Great year from music. I’m surprised Satisfaction beat out Yesterday.
It has been a war for a long time whether or not "Satisfaction" or "Stairway to Heaven" was the greatest rock song of all time. Since "Stairway to Heaven" was released in 1971, that leaves The Rolling Stones at the top.
Not really because of quality but because it was so stunningly different to anything else at the time. the opening guitar riff is basically the beginning of hard rock. For pure songwriting quality I'd pick Tracks of my tears or In my life.
This is Gold Radio Station's list. It's this group of employee's opinion. I'm sure there's been a 1000 different list with a 1000 different rankings.
The beatle were so prolific, every year from 1964 to 1970 they landed multiple hits in the top 10.
The best ... A bunch of genius level guys
Good to know. Thanks for that bit of little known info Ricardo. Oh wait, we all knew that. So, thanks for reminding us then. 😏
Anni. Veravigliosi. Anni. Spensierati. Anni..di.amore❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Wow!... I didn't realize how great the music was in that specific year of 1965. Although before my time...I know, and have enjoyed, each and every one of these hits. 💜💜💜
Todos son excelentes! ❤❤ Que lujo de artistas!!!!
Yesterday not #1? It's the #1 of all time. How can it not be #1 of 1965?
I'm not a Stones fan, but I admit Satisfaction was more impressive than Yesterday. The Stones are truly Stones, not trying to sound like the Beatles. Satisfaction number 1 without a doubt
That was the era of rock. Yesterday is the most covered song ever. Satisfaction is the most famous rock song ever.
I was a kindergartener but I'll take the Rolling Stones over the Beatles then and now. Never cared that much for the Beatles
@@deadmanswife3625 i'm a Beatles fan , the Stones as John Lennon said made very original music. The Stones are not on my top 10 , but I understand their fans have a point, Stones music is original and without Overdubbing, The Beatles had so much Overdubbing, I personally like it , but I understand can be annoying for non fans .
@@carlosvelasquez3279 I'm not really sure what it was about Beatles music I never liked that much since I was a little kid but most of the world loves it I mean they weren't even together as a band that long but yet most of the world love love love love love love love the Beatles period of course there are a few pop hits of The Beatles that I do like but I just don't go out of my way to listen to them
Sonny & Cher song, Babe, I Got You Babe was one of the biggest hits of 1965
They say our love won't pay the rent, before it's earned our money's always spent. but put your little hand in mine...there ain't no mountain we can't climb...Yeah, I got you babe, I got flowers in the spring, I got you to wear my ring...(or words to that effect).
I born in 1965...great music!
Great memories for a great year in my life! Wish I could go back for just one day. 😢
Bob never gets old!
Yes he does. Can't sing.
@@johnsohc Oh yes he can! Ive seen him live three times and I guarantee you he is an incredibly talented performer as well as a literary genius.
Remember dropping my nickels for "Satisfaction" when we'd go to a local diner in 1966. Best find on their list of songs.
Totally agree with this list! Great music back then.
I was born in 58. This is the sound track of my young life, growing up in the 70s.
I remember mum had these songs playing on the radio while i was getting ready for school.
Seems fair
Memorable
Anyone who doesn't think hippie chicks are hot need to look at this picture of Cher
If you think Cher was a hippie chick in that picture you're crazy lol. Where are the hairy legs and pits?!? Jesus! I can smell the patchouli oil just thinking about it😅.
June 1965... Here i am the world !!!!
Thanks Dad and Mom .....
All the Best of them All!! Great!!
Like a Rolling Stone should be moved to no. 1 -- otherwise a good list
Now we can’t get one good song per year.
Your soooo right
One of the best years of my life. And this was the soundtrack!
WOW!! GREAT CLASSICS 💯👍💯💃💃
Great songs. Very various and I miss them.
*1971 and listened and loved all these songs and artists during late 80s....
Another awesome list. Great artists and great lyrics.
No auto tune there!
Six Songs by British Artists 👍🙏♥️PS: I remember hearing ‘It’s Not Unusual’ on the radio in the Summer of 1965, I was five and a half 🇬🇧
Such great music. I miss these.😢
This was my time as a teenager. Every single one wonderful. The americans and the british were and are the best popular music makers..
Born 1958 grew up listening to these songs 🥲💯👍❤️
I was born in 1956, and love all of these songs, its a great list!
All I can say is you could’ve had 50 top tens back in 65 but this is a good one! They were all top chart songs in 1965 I was sophomore in high school and I remember every single one. Those memories are forever.❤
June 14 1965 back then all the music was good and many classics.
Какая же древняя Шер!? Я с 68 года, она пела в66 году с Сони, за 2 года до моего рождения, цуко я уже дед, у меня трое внуков, а она до сих пор поёт и хорошо выглядит, она супер,Шер красотка, здоровья ей и всего хорошего ❤💋💞
In My Life is my favorite by the Beatles. Ah, if we could only relive the 60's once more. Music was so beautiful and life as I knew it waa simple for a very young girl. Thank you for the memories.
What a year 1965 was. Every song was a classic
Amazing year of music.
Now that's a list! Still great after all these years. Was too young when they came out. Discovered them after they were released. There is very little they produce today that can compare to that.
I was four but these songs were
Being played daily in the late 60s timeless tunes. ❤
Wow, and a thousand others we all love too. Great music era....as I try to find one song i like on the radio nowadays!
Yes sir, those are all solid gold and I was there buying the vinyl.
They all great songs
Summer of 65, everywhere you went Satsfaction was playing! Love everyone of these songs!😊
I was 62 in 1965.121 as of today,and the music of Al Jolson was better than anything these young hippies could do today
mom was driving us, i was 8..1967 i remember mom singing satisfaction with the radio.
She passed a couple years later at age 32.
In 1965 i was 14 was a fan of r, stones and my dream was to go to london.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I remembered when each of these songs came out. Boy , I am old😅😅😅
These songs were all in my laptop iTunes library, and plug into my McIntosh amplifier & enjoy it very much, and I'm 70 years old.
Just number 1 & 8 so beautiful for ever ❤❤❤
Just the best years and music ever!!
Loved every one of them! Real music with understandable lyrics that conveyed real emotions
We really liked the way Anglo-saxons used to be then. They will never be the same again and never create such beautiful songs anymore.
This is still music ..❤❤❤
I love this beautiful songs, músic. 😍😍😍
Ha Ha... 😳INCREDIBLE list.!!..Each song here is LEGENDARY...I believe many here will agree..
70's and mid to late 60's is all i listen to. I was born in 69 but that era of music is just amazing, unbelievable and absolutely beautiful. I don't even know what is playing or who it is with today's music. From the small bits I've heard it has no soul, no heart, just plastic disposable manufactured music.
R.I.P. Judith Durham… what an angel she was… Carnival Is Over has the No.1 spot in my book.
I am 40 years of age and I love this music
The best music ever. Such ĝreat memories during my high school days.❤❤❤❤
Music truly does render artists immortal. All these are still played in movies, commercials, elevators, stores, malls, and ...sadly on hold phone music.