Greatest Hits 1960s One Hits Wonder Of All Time - The Best Oldies But Goodies Of 60s Songs Playlist
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A list of the greatest Songs by 60s One-Hit Wonders. Are you looking for that special song to play for a special occasion? Browse through this list of the greatest songs by one-hit 1960s wonders, and you may just find that one special nostalgic song that you haven’t heard in a long time. Ranked in order of the most popular one-hit song wonders to the least popular, you can see which 60s songs are favorites by viewers just like you.
Do you not see your favorite one-hit 60s song on the list? Go ahead and add it to the list so that others can listen to it as well. Music truly does soothe the soul and is the perfect way to turn a stressful day into a great one. There are many different types of music in the world, and some song artists have fared better than others. Although the artists with one-hit wonders may not have been able to repeat their performance with other songs, many of these great one-hit song artists have made a lasting impact on their fans.
Who hasn’t heard the popular hits from the 60s like “On Top of Spaghetti” by Tom Glazer and the Do-Re-Mi Children’s Chorus, and “Tie Me Kangaroo Down, Sport” by Rolf Harris? Although these artists theoretically only had one big hit in their singing career, they brought special songs to life that bring back memories of familiar shows and innocent times. Remembered throughout the ages, these artists made a lasting impression with their well-treasured 60s hits.
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[00:00:00] - Rhythm of the Rain - The Cascades
[00:02:48] - You're My World - Cilla Black
[00:05:32] - Everyone's Gone to the Moon - Jonathan King
[00:07:36] - Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye - Steam
[00:10:07] - Tell Him - The Exciters - GLEE
[00:12:08] - Hey There Lonely Girl - Eddie Holman
[00:15:46] - Dominique - The Singing Nun
[00:17:53] - In the Year 2525 - Zager and Evans
[00:21:16] - Yesterday When I Was Young - Roy Clark
[00:25:07] - Love Makes the World Go 'Round - Deon Jackson
[00:27:31] - Stay - Maurice Williams and the Zodiacs
[00:30:06] - Green Tambourine - The Lemon Pipers
[00:32:33] - Suspicion - Terry Stafford
[00:34:37] - Little Girl - Syndicate of Sound
[00:36:40] - Sally Go 'Round the Roses - The Jaynetts
[00:40:25] - Johnny Get Angry - Joanie Sommers
[00:42:46] - Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye - The Casinos
[00:45:48] - For What It's Worth - Buffalo Springfield
[00:47:55] - What's Your Name - Don and Juan
[00:49:59] - Pretty Little Angel Eyes - Curtis Lee
[00:52:22] - 96 TEARS - Question Mark and The MYSTERIANS
[00:55:35] - (Just Like) Romeo and Juliet - The Reflections
[00:57:36] - Judy in Disguise (With Glasses) - John Fred
[01:00:23] - (We Ain't Got) Nothin' Yet - Blues Magoos
[01:02:15] - Friday on My Mind - The Easybeats
[01:06:06] - Something in the Air - Thunderclap Newman
[01:09:57] - I Will Follow Him - Little Peggy March - Cover
[01:13:01] - Worst That Could Happen - Johnny Maestro & the Brooklyn Bridge
[01:16:27] - Do You Love Me - The Contours The Bluejays Live Cover
[01:18:50] - Hey! Baby - Bruce Channel - Cover
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You cut the last MOMENTS of many of the songs. The last FOUR OR FIVE SECONDS of "what's your name" is kinda silly. My friends and I would always sing it and laugh. I was looking forward to singing it and laughing again. I was disappointed.
I'm 60 if only you could turn back time
Just awful re-recorded rubbish anyway. Sadly some people will think these are the original versions. They are not
Gus
@@emigdiogomez5804 Gus who??
Am 80 and believe the 50s 60s and 70 had some of the greatest music of all time.
I’m 80 and miss those days along with the music. Still married to the same women I married in 1965
That’s when I got Married and I’m 78
Congratulations what a lovely example of marriage me too 45yrs how nice to listen to the oldies memories, memories,they were good times say hello to your
I'm so much younger ,but congratulations...I wish you the very best🙂we are connected by the sound of music,the very best of all times,thank you for sharing.happy 2022!!!!!
I asked my girlfriend at the bus stop as she was going back to Dublin on the 20th of October 69 got married on 23rd still together today God bless you all
I was only born
I grew up with the music of the 60's and it's still the best. 👍
Pity they aren't the great original versions
@@wellsy1954
True
@@wellsy1954 ...And neither is it "One hit wonders"
👍❤️
But none of these songs were from the real artists of the time
I was born in 1942 the 60 s were greatest of all times.
Today is my 60t 56:45 h anniversary to the woman God blessed me with
56:45
Me too!
I'm 70 and I miss those days also. I'm married to the same woman I married back then and still love ❤️ her as much as I did then 44 years ago and we both loved the music back then and still do love it.
wow so many just leave a marriage when times are hard but you two took it to the limit my hats off to both of you carry on my friend im 79 my familys gone now but the memories and the music will never die thanks
Me too.😊
Lots of good memories with my husband, playing all these great songs in our 68 mustang convertible,he now has passed away.
Same here ....✌️🖖
76, married first wife in 1968, 56 years later still married to the same woman. Carole can sing many of these songs.
I'm 73 and still living in the 50,60and70s music
I am in my 70’s and miss all these great songs ! Really brings back some great times with friends!
I AM 81. I GO TO MY COMPUTER AND FIND MY OLD FAVOURITE SINGERS ❤❤❤
Born in 47 the music of 60 was greatest time of my life. I was 15 in my first year of high school I met my wife at a dance party she was 13,we got married in 65 I was 18 she was 16 were still married 57 years still listening to the music of that time
same age. still remember the old days .
2 years ahead of me.😮 congratulations was a fantastic years 😊
I was born just in 1943 before the war ended. I greatly enjoyed my travel through the "60s. Great music, a lot of it still survives and is used a lot in advertising. So much for the people who predicted it wouldn`t last. I still listen to lots of it and find it very relaxing. The 60s.....what a beautiful decade. I`m so glad I didn`t miss it.😅👍
Yes, I. Lived through it except for a short break of 2 years for national service. Great times.
I was right there, too! We are the lucky ones.
hey i found someone older than me who loves the 60s music i came in 44 and in the 60s became a music junkie went to every concert saw so many long forgetton players yes i still listen to the oldies thanks for read it made my day
Ditto
I'm 86 still ❤ this 50s 60s music😊
I think I was lucky that I was born in this era, the greatest music which still vibrate the world.
Just awful re-recorded rubbish. You should be listening to the great originals.
@john Lee You should listen to the great originals.
Oh yes
When you're happy you enjoy the music,but when you're sad you understand the lyrics. ❤
That's an excellent assessment.
Your words are sad. But so so TRUE
Absolutely!
So true
Wow really well put. Smart rockers here😂
I count myself very blessed that I grew up in the 60's I was 10 when the decade started and 20 at the end of the decade, how lucky to grow up with a generation of the greatest genre of music! So many new and wonderful things that I will remember until my time is up.
Pity these aren't the great original versions
Like you went from 10 to 20 this decade - the moment you hear a 60’s song you’re swept back to some memory some event some life changing moment and you can stop smile and remember like the music of no other decade can do it for you
We were very lucky, now music has finished
These are oldies? I listen to them all the time. I don't call them "oldies", I just call them "good music"!
Ha ... that's funny but has a ring of truth ... my collection has twice the number of songs of the 60's than any other decade ... the years I was in HS.
That`s probably because you are old like me
@James Hernandez All good, and you?
@James Hernandez All good, thank you for asking
@James Hernandez I am from South Africa, but I live in Portugal. You?
Best music ever. The young generation don't know what their missing.
👍
We had the best of everything, I feel bad for kids today.
Many of the younger generations are listening to this stuff by simply being introduced to games like fallout that most often play all the older classics, and to also fit the themes of the game.
I'm 74 and my best times are right now. I prefer the old songs but I'm happiest right now, thank you.
I was born in 1947, still love that music !
Congrats. Just had my 75 a few days ago. We grew up in the best of times.
Me too! I was a record buyer & seller and branch manager for a music retailer 1965- 1967.
Best job I ever had, though there were other retail management jobs I also loved.
ME TOO!!!!!!!!!!
me too ! in portland,maine
Lol I'm 17 but this music is lit
This is the only type of music I care to listen to. These songs bring back so many great memories. Those of us who grew up in that time frame were so very fortunate or maybe just plain lucky.
😢wish we could turn back the clock
The music today is so lousy. 😒
Mamas & Papas, Bee Gees, Beatles, Monkees, Walker Bros, Scott Bros, Beachboys, Rolling Stones, Dusty Springfield, Cilla Black, Andy Williams, Sandy Shaw, Supremes, The Osmonds, just to name a few!
I loved the 60smusic and still do i am 75 now. ❤❤❤
Thank God, am still here to enjoy these music.
Ate you still here
I hope so
God bless you 🙏
I was born 1959 and
the music of the 60s was imprinted on me from my first memories I still listen to these oldies more than anything else, love this music
Think how great the original versions would be
Yeah Donald it's the same for me, I was born in 56 so we are not far apart. We can't really explain to younger people what America was like, the music the FEELING OF FREEDOM, as with all things it has to be experienced. One thing I have always remembered in 1966 at the age of 11 I got to ride in a new GTO. So many other things I could talk about for hours really.
@@watchinglistening I am a 56 baby too., But I am from England.
1957 baby.
Yep, '59er too, with a brother who was a teen in the 60s. After school each day I would want to watch the Popeye Club, but he would opt for Where the Action Is. I'll be eternally grateful to my brother for indoctrinating me to all of the wonderful music of that decade. So, so many great sounds. Go boomers. Younger generations like to mock us, but we know they're secretly jealous of our music.
Time passes and continues to pass. maybe at some point we will leave this world, but this music, good music will never go out of style. Great singers, great performers... simply incomparable 💖
The few words you wrote are so true. The past was great for music, maybe because i grew up in the late 50's to mid 60's. Eventually, we all leave this world but music made it a better place for a lot of us.
So true 👍
I'm 80 too and i enjoyed pretty good the '60s with so good music,even i did music in 2 rock & roll bands,with so many friends from u.s.a,england and holland,due to the oil companies settled in maracaibo venezuela,60's music its for ever.
I really, really wish that you were right !.But you´re not. When you and i are gone, fue younger persons will really remember/care about this music treasure called "The 60´s" anymore. And when they are gone too, what´s left of Creedence, Marvin Gaye, Janis Joplin, Neil Sedaka, Paul Anka, The platters, Nancy Sinatra etc., is just "curosities from the past" (like most people considers Tommy Dorsey, Ella Fitzgerald, Glenn Miiller or Satchmo today). The beatles has an historical bearing of its own, that might secure its future existence for some extra 40-50 years i think. Like Elvis). I just want to cry when i think about the manure stacks of so called music that has, a continues to be, called "modern music". It´s so, so sad...
I remember them all, everything.
And will never ever forget the 60's, our generation had balls, we were awesome.
Thanks, born 1951
I was born in 1955 and the music from the 60s to the 80s is still my favorite. A good song stands through time .🎉
Right there with you Fred
mmmm... I'm a bit younger, but I think there's a sea change in 1964.... 63 is more like 58 than it is 65 or 66 in many ways.... asked my favorite musical decade I try to cheat and say 1964-1980.
1951
I think the British invasion changed a lot of that!
@@SkyWire88 exactly. I do not RECALL the Beatles coming over, but I see the mark left behind
I was a teenager in the 60s great music great groups great fun we all had
Pity they aren't the great original versions
I'm 74 and love listening to our Baby Boomer music. Lots of beautiful music and great artists. ❤❤❤
Hello Mary, how are you doing? I hope you are fine, I’m Jonathan from Dartmouth MA it’s my pleasure to meet, seems like you are a real country girl?
Oh Lord how I want to go back in time just to tell my mom an dad how much they mean to me and then show it
I can understand this sentiment. ❤🧡💛💚💙💜. Hope your future is wonderful
Cilla Black was not a one hit wonder. Her follow up, Anyone Who Had a Heart, was also number one. She also had Eleven top ten hits.
depends where you are from. In the US and Canadian charts... that's her only top 40 single. Just like a Linda Ronstadt is big here, small there
Well, you missed out. The world does not revolve around North America. Viva Our Cilla. ❤
Now at age 77 this music brings back a lot of fond memories, first love, first kiss...
Just like me, I bet everyone is singing along with these songs! Great to hear all these songs again from my youth. I'm 70 now and can still remember a lot of the lyrics. Groovy baby! ☺
Pity they aren't the great original versions
A time when there wasn't so much hate in the world.
I was born in 1949 and blessed to be able to listen the best era ever
I was born in 1956 and some of my best memories of growing up in the 60's is this collection of music that reminded me of how much less meaness and more happiness life was in this world!
I loved the 60s music even though I was born in 61 . My parents always played this music. If we could only turn back times.
I was born in 57 and I hear ya..
@@stanmajor5062 music you could understand. Not like today.
Sandra Davies absolutely amazing Music.. I was born in 1957so I love 💕 this music 🎶
James Hernandez my name is Stan
Back when stars could really sing. You could understand the words and they didn't need a snare drum and cuss words in a song.
Very true
@@michaelwalther4974 乃
... and they all had a melody!
And a wide rang of styles of music! Absolutely love the music from 60’s and 70’s!!!!
Best comment. Thank you
I was born in 1947 and my Era was the 60's hits. One hit wonders are the best.
I was born in 1961... As a kid I can remember my mother singing with the radio as she Cooked, did the ironing and house work
Love these old songs is so amazing to me because they bring back memories from so long ago when Times were so much better.
Sharon, Times have never been better than they are Today! It is purely an illusion, Yes, I loved them, and still enjoy them, but I don't live there anymore, the world has moved on and so have I and when I wake up in the morning I say "Hey! Isn't this great!" Cheers!
So much better and simpler.
@@Wicky173 I would disagree, I hate the world we live in now, it is false, people looked out for each other then, it was safe to play outside growing up as a child in the 50' s and 60's.
Growing up during the war years, was on rashons for our food & meat, we made the best of our childhood, , we helped neighbours, plus did gardening growing our vegetables, we had no tv then only a radio, but them days was what you made them….I have to admit I prefare them days to todays…These days are only for the elites, dictating our lives, there is worse to come, didital bankcards, with all your banking & history of your life ,& health on these didital cards…Plus you will have to have a microchip placed in your hand & they are talking about putting a microchip in the brain, this is to control you…So where’s the freedom that our families fought for in the wars …
You won’t be able to spend your money as you please, they control even what you spend, then they stop your card….
I am in my 60's which means I grew up in the 60's to some of the best music of our generation. Thanks for keeping the music alive.
Iam 75 I miss the good old days dancing to the 50 and 60 music
Brings back so many memories.
That era will always be unforgettable. How could talent like that be possible. The music groups of that generation. In your soul forever.
Pity they aren't the great original versions
I was born in 1960. I can remember listening to this music as a kid and still listening to it when I want to relax.
I vaguely remember that as well. When you are really little, you just hear it with your right brain, and enjoy it in a special way. Even if the song is , "Please Don't Talk With the Lifeguard."
My I wish the radio would play this kind of music's for the kids today put love in there hearts
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@@jimrandall6309 how right you are on that my bother
@@jimrandall6309 So agree with you!
You old farts. I love and remember the songs forever 😊👍
Hello Rose, how are you doing? I hope you are fine, I’m Jonathan from Dartmouth MA it’s my pleasure to meet, seems like you are a real country girl?
I am a child of the sixties. Thank you for playing these memorial songs. ❤❤❤
Hello Patricia, how are you doing? I hope you are fine, I’m Jonathan from Dartmouth MA it’s my pleasure to meet, seems like you are a real country girl?
This beautiful oldies take me back to our best years. The golden years, isnt it?
You are right I too remember those years they were really great how I wish I could go back in the60
We were very lucky to be growing in that era....I really miss those days and wish I could back right now.
@@joemoniz4167 i really agree with you Joe I to wish if we could go back it was fantastic years all the best my friend
@James Hernandez Fine Thank you.
@James Hernandez I m fine. Thks.
Cilla Black championed by her friends the Beatles, she began her career as a singer in 1963. Her singles "Anyone Who Had a Heart" and "You're My World" both reached number one in the UK in 1964. She had 11 top 10 hits on the UK Singles Chart between then and 1971, and an additional eight hits that made the top 40.
True. It's all awful re-recorded rubbish anyway
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Always loved Cillas "oh you are a mucky kid mucky as a dustbin lid when he hears the things that yer did yerll gerra a belt from ya dad!🥰 Rip sweetheart❤️
who ???
this is what i call music i grew up with and it will never be replaced
Some of the best music ever!! Not like some of this crap now" that they call music forsure!!
Oh Yes! What a decade of music. Unforgettable,still lives on in my memories at that time. I become very nostalgic. Thanks to everyone who knows this iconic era , and who replicate it 60 years later in videos like this.
I am crying listening to this music - clean and beautiful.
Best music ever. Grew up in the 60's. I'm 77 now and still love and listen to this 🎶 🎵 ❤️
@@susandarvell2474hi g
Yesterday, when I was young…….where are all those yesterdays gone.😢😢😢
I remember and loved most of these songs. The 1960's were the greatest decade for great music. Music you could remember, memorize the lyrics and enjoy.
I was in high school then college, got married and had our first and only child during the 1960's.
So it was a pivotal decade in my life.
I'm and old man today but these tunes are still fresh in my mind. Thanks for posting.
What you heard were the great original versions, not these awful re-recordings.
I love these songs. Best days of my life were the 60's. Only I didn't see it then...Well, I see it now. I could sit here and reminisce all night.
Sounds good to me!
Same overhere. In them 60ies we " liked" those songs. Now, 2022, and a war raging again in Europe, sometimes I feel we didn't appreciate them enough...life WAS less complicated by then...😢
@@peterbiesbroek Yea, most of us wanted to hurry and grow up. I loved the music, it's been in my heart forever. You're right life was less complicated then. If life had a rewind button..I'd hit it hard and I'd sure done alot of things different .😪
Loved all the songs! Brings back soooo many me,pries!
About 50 years ago, when I was in junior high school, I listened to these songs on the radio every day. Nostalgic!
Very good!!
Me too.
Yeah, when it was still junior high school, and not middle school.
I was born in 57, so that was my time as well.
Yes Mike, you heard the songs but you didn't hear these awful re-recordings. What you heard were the great original hit versions.
I'm Another Child of the Late 50s that thinks, the Music from the 50s to the Seventies. Was the Greatest 🎵🎶 Music 🎵🎶 that was Created. Not Only In the US, & Canada, but the Entire Music Industry at that Time. I Still Love it All too this Day.
Sitting in my room with my little record player song after song,what great memories,if we could only go back to such a better time in our lives.a time of love,respect,and fun
When rock and pop actually MADE SENSE,,,and, YOU COULD UNDERSTAND EVER WORD AND THE MUSIC DIDN'T DROWN THE SINGERS OUT. Sad that kids today will not hear sure great music.
People were different back then it was a wonderful time to grow in the 50s and 60s and the music was unbelievably wonderful with true talent. I miss those days.
You realise these are cover versions?
Just awful covers. My blog features original versions only, and no annoying ads. Please click on my name for the address. Whenever I mention it on UA-cam my comment gets deleted. Go figure.
I recall dancing to this music at the school Shock-Hops . I can't say times were earlier back then. But they were certainly more simple and care free. There will never be another era like that again. I'm so happy I can say I experienced those wonderful moments in history.
You didn't dance to this re-recorded rubbish. You would have danced to the great original versions.
@@wellsy1954 Right. Sock Hops - had to take shoes off in the gym. If you are old enough to remember these songs you would know these do not sound right, because they are re-recorded, not the originals. The originals have real energy and emotion, not an attempt to replicate someone else's sound.
One Hit wonder or not it's still a fantastic collection. Just close your eyes, sit back in your favourite arm chair and dream of those magical days
There is sooo much about this wholesome era which just floods my eyes with tears! I was a teenager in the 1960's and this music was literally, "our world". We would get together with either a small transistor or a small portable 45 player and all gather around while playing the music. Many of the dances would always end in "close dancing" to this music -- oh, the days. Also, people were healthy, outdoors, friendly and NOT FAT!. My only gripe from those days was too many people were smoking. I'm definitely in my autumn years and while I have a grown family, I also took on the responsibility to raise a grandchild who was severely neglected - I took him as my son when he was just two months old. He's now almost 14 and I love him dearly but I am so worried about the world I am leaving him. As of now, he still does not have a cellphone, that's one thing I have been able to limit but he has his PC/Laptop going flat out day and night. He doesn't eat Mac's, KFC and other "fast Foods, be doesn't have high sugar "soft drinks" (Soda's) and prefers home cooking and water. I notice a huge difference between him and his classmates; he is being raised as though he was a generation before. When I'm gone, I really worry about him.
I may be getting older, but I can hear that these are all covers. Nostalgia needs to be the true sounds we heard back then.
Just awful re-recorded rubbish so they don't have to pay royalties
Grew up in the 50s and 6os married in 69 with the finest music ever written 53years later still married and still listen to the magic music of that very special time
You’re smart- Dick
Congratulations on your marriage!!! 🙂♥️🇨🇦
I turn 77 this year, and still married to my only love 1965…..a year in Vietnam didn’t end our marriage but made me even more thankful he was mine! He got his papers to go one month after our wedding! I am blessed!
I miss these days and this great music. I’m 72 and still married to my high school sweetheart that I married in 1971. ❤❤❤
Pity they aren't the great original versions
@@wellsy1954When it comes to 60s music, I just can't listen to KTEL cover songs
Music from my childhood... beautiful.
...tolle Songs...ich bin mit dieser Musik aufgewachsen...ich sag nur danke und nochmals Danke.....😊
I'm 80 ( born 1943 ) and this music makes me young again. Great memories! Each generation has its own sound and this certainly is mine. Americans had hope, dreams came true then, not like now. Nice to time travel, and make that voyage to yesterday!
Great! I was born in 43 also. Yeah lots of memories.
Awful covers so they don't have to pay royalties. If you would like to hear the great original version, please click on my name for my blog's address. It's free and ad free.
@@lynngraham2934 Awful covers so they don't have to pay royalties. If you would like to hear the great original version, please click on my name for my blog's address. It's free and ad free.
You can clearly heard the words of the song,with so much emotions that can make us remember our wonderful days,
This is the music from my teenage years through my early twenties. So many memories good and bad, but the best times in my life and the early 90's. I am just so grateful that I was present during that era and got to experience a way of life (a simple life) that will never be experienced by anyone again. Times will never be like they were which is very unfortunate for young people. Shoot no more cruise, no more keggers, hardly any more dances even, its sad. I guess tik tok, twitter and snapchat is their fun these days. yuk.
Unfortunitly you are so right.
Yep we had the golden years, I dread to think what life in UK will be like in 50 years. ☹️
@@crus1n Dixie do like music
@@thomasbranson7237 qc0000
Yes I do
Beautiful music from the past, my happy youth days in the sixties will unfortunately never return.
Only in our memories my friend.
The 60 were so great & the music will go on forever. I main thing that i enjoyed, besides the drive ins was deiving backwards & forward theough town, stopping to talk then drive some more. Hay Hood River, Oregon how about those mid 60's
I'm 70 and this is the kind of music I want to listen to while driving cross country. I grew up in Orlando And Sydney AU. I sit at the kitchen table and close my eyes with a cuppa watching it snow.
@James Hernandez
Doing well here in New Mexico. With gooood mexican food.
@James Hernandez
I grew up in Sydney Australia.
Then our family moved to San Diego where I finished school.
Those were the days my friend,,,,,!!!
I live in the past..and proud of it!!
Think how great the original versions would sound
I think i saw you the other day.. looking good!
I'm 70 and love this misic
Listening to music was my escape from an awful home life. About 10 years later, I worked in the music business and I thoroughly enjoyed it.
Just a note: Cilla Black was big in the UK, more than 10 #1 hits and a tv show!
I was not even born when she had her biggest hits and I'm not from UK and I can think of three great hits from the lady. Definitely not a one hit wonder.
10 Hits More Like 20!
That's beautiful Shirley Jones
Bring back my memories when l was young now lm 70 yrs old every time l listen to this kind of music l feel young again he he he thank you
All my life I have been told by oldsters that Life is much shorter than you can imagine. Listening to these songs that I listened to in my youth, I realize how right they were. Blink and you are old already.
Don’t blink
Damn- I blinked twice!
I was born in 1959 and I listen to the music that grew up on. It always seems to make more sense than the newer stuff.
You never heard any of this re-recorded rubbish. What you heard was the great original hit versions. You should listen to them again
Thumbs up great old time music
Best music around better then the tripe today ❤
Thanks UA-cam and friends.
This is music that gives color to lyrics...
Days when most people were human beings with a live conscience.
Wonderful , real songs with clear words.
@James Hernandez hi James not well at the moment but still listening to the 60/ 70 music. I hope you are fit and well.
@James Hernandez hi James I am good at the moment apart from old age.
How are you?
The mid 50s-70s incorporates the greatest collection of music in the history of music.
I would say it was about 300 years earlier but I do applaud your sentiment.
@@fredjones7705 It only feels that way…to some of us 😏
@@replyhere590 True but it isn't really subjective. In the 17th-18th century serious composers studied for their entire lives. Tempo, composition and presemtation were blended to perfection. Starting in the late 1950s electronic amplification and distortion (not necessarily a bad word) provided new venues for artistic expression. The mega stars of this musical era were all classicaly trained and they took advantage of that training to wring all they could from their new tools of the trade. By the late 1980s most avenues of this new expression had been thoroughly explored. There simply wasn't anywhere new to go. Pink Floyd and Queen were the high water mark. When you reach the top there's no where left to go. Music began to seriously devolve and visual presentation became their only path "forward". When a thing has reached its end then it's over. To put a time on it...music ended with the death of Freddy Mercury. My opinion anyway. Fortunately there is a huge body of outstanding music available for perusal and enjoyment.
One of American pop music moments, there are others, for instance baroque, classical and romantic 1700-1860 in Europe. Part of the American 50s music was "semi-classical", which was the aforementioned classical music done as pop songs. "Stranger in Paradise" was pop lyrics and arrangement of "Polovetsian Dances" by Borodin. There were several. If you were in another culture, you would have beloved periods of their music.
Maybe even greater was tin pan alley/American songbook songs of the 30s- early 50s. Stardust, In Other Words (Fly Me to the Moon), Sinatra type stuff. Linda Rondstadt and Willie Nelson both did albums of this music. Doesn't rock, but it is over the top beautiful.
The 50s were not particularly innovative or memorable, although there are always some great songs. We alll love the culture of our youth. Some get better than others, for instyance in 1975 rock disappeared and there was only country, disco, and metal.
And the real period of that music was 1964-1975, before and after was different. The boomers were so numerous that we took over from corporate music, which is currently near 100% dominant.
@James Hernandez Born Muleshoe Texas 1957. I live in Oregon now and last week attended a "Bare Naked Ladies, Gin Blossoms and Toad the Wet Sprocket" concert.
Great music a wonderful time to be young. I was born in 1944. Nostalgia is a lovely thing.
I'm absolutely fine I'm from Wolverhampton in the West Midlands in England.
Not all were one hit wonders, some of these were very well know artists/bands - All incredible
Cilla Black?
So I and almost everyone listen this radio transmission. These song and music transcending time hitting in the hearts of the one listening with the marvelous great feelings ❤😂
Music is a time machine.Memories good and bad come back with certain songs.
I told my daughter I discovered a way to time travel to the past with music
Just play music from whatever year you want to visit
I'm 70 and been doing alot of traveling lately
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Listening and memories come flooding in. Hurts just lost my beloved of 45 years. God is good to have given me those sweet years
Lost my wife August 3 2017. We were a couple from Xmas 1969. The memories will never Die ..
Sorry for your loss. I was never real close to people and I don't know why, but I lost my Dad in 2005 and that was very difficult. And I lost my best little friend "Beans" (a toy poodle) on jan 12, 2022 (he got hit by a car). I have been devastated but I try to think about the good memories
I understand the hole in your heart - I to miss my love every day - can't wait to see her again...
just another day in paradise
@James Hernandez Philly born & raised. I also had 45yrs w/my wife. I thank GOD 4 that time ..
What great music and musicians the 1960's gave us baby boomers. Born in 1962 and so proud of the memories of my early years when life was so much easier! Fun, enjoyable and authentic.
Just awful covers. Please click on my name for my blog's address. Original versions only and no annoying adverts.
Born in 1953 love this music SO much brings back so many wonderful memories ❤
Ahhh, the good ole days..what a BLESSING 🙏
I'm 65, born in 1956..these songs are sooo clear, so innocent & heartful.
Memories of waking up each morning getting ready to go to school or cleaning house, hanging out with friends & family making memories.
I'm a mother, grandmother & great-grandmother..I have 4 generations of up bringing with this music 🎶
I have a grand daughter Cheyanne, now 20, who when she would go to school, elementary & high school her teachers were in AWWW when she would mention these songs or sing them. It was like she was born with this era in her.
Anyone who was born & grew up in this era is very BLESSED. I feel I am very BLESSED to have grown up & lived through this era.
Please continue to post these most memorable songs & talents of our baby boomers talented singers.
Thank you & "Rock on" 🤘 🎸🎶
Hello Helen. I'm 66 and I agree with you. We were so blessed to grow up with two parents in a nation that cared about children and families
@James Hernandez Hello James..I'm well & very BLESSED 🙏
Hopefully you are the same, well & BLESSED 🙏
Be safe & take care 🙏😊
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AMEN 🙏 to your comment 😊
@James Hernandez
Hi James, I'm from Arizona living in a small town named Guadalupe. It is a community where 4 flowers flourish...meaning 4 cultures being raised & living in this town/community. You have the Yaqui native American culture, the Mexican culture, the Hispanic culture & other cultures that flourish in "The Town of Guadalupe" population of 6,572 as of 2020.
My family & I are so blessed to be placed in our town 🙏❤️. I wouldn't want to live anywhere else.
You be blessed & stay safe 🙏😎
Where are you from James?
Everlasting songs I always enjoy listening to. Thanks a lot for reminding me of a time that people of my age appreciate. I!m 71.
Became an "adult" during this time. Saw some of the world during the late 60's and early 70's. Came home to a country that hated me and the men I served with. Still have mental scars but this music helps me get through it.
Why do you listen to this re-recorded crap
This was the best era for music, loved every bit of it
That is NOT the original version of "Listen to the Rhythm of the Falling Rain".
It has a heavy Asian accent.
am a milenial here, but my heart goes to 60s 70s songs
I was born in 1959, but my favorite music comes from the 50s and 60s. I can listen to it all day long. This collection I don't have in my Utube favorites, thank you!