Greatest Hits 1960s One Hits Wonder Of All Time - The Best Of 60s Old Music Hits Playlist Ever
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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] - Runaway - Del Shannon
[00:02:18] - Dominique - The Singing Nun
[00:04:26] - Spirit In The Sky - Norman Greenbaum
[00:07:44] - Rhythm of the Rain - The Cascades
[00:10:32] - (Just Like) Romeo and Juliet - The Reflections
[00:12:33] - Summertime Blues - Eddie Cochran
[00:14:20] - What's Your Name - Don and Juan
[00:16:24] - Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye - The Casinos
[00:19:26] - (We Ain't Got) Nothin' Yet - Blues Magoos
[00:21:18] - You Were On My Mind - We Five
[00:23:37] - Time Has Come Today - Chambers Brothers
[00:27:24] - Purple People Eater - Sheb Wooley
[00:29:23] - Dirty Water - The Standells
[00:32:23] - Everyone's Gone to the Moon - Jonathan King
[00:34:28] - A Whiter Shade of Pale - Procol Harum
[00:39:03] - Venus - Shocking Blue
[00:41:59] - Come On Down To My Boat - The Rare Breed
[00:43:59] - Lies - The Knickerbockers
[00:46:38] - OUR DAY WILL COME - RUBY & THE ROMANTICS
[00:49:10] - Expressway To Your Heart - The Soul Survivors
[00:51:21] - The Lion Sleeps Tonight - Jay Siegel's Tokens
[00:54:07] - Suspicion - Terry Stafford
[00:56:11] - Pretty Little Angel Eyes - Curtis Lee
[00:58:33] - Stay - Maurice Williams and the Zodiacs
[01:01:08] - Keep on Dancing - The Gentrys
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I am 14 years old, and This is all I listen to! This music is so much better then today's. We need these times back when everyone was respectful and to where you can understand the music. So much better times.
Pity they aren't the great original versions
I felt the same when I was 14 years old.... people thought I was weird, but I don't care. I am 38 now, and still don't care.
Wow I am amazed ! good on you!
You know great music
Originals are best. And we had good music and we were good people but we fought hard against racial hatred.
I am 70 next Jan 2022 it was the Best time to grow up in Australia no computers no lap tops we had push bikes we fixed on a weekend s so we could ride to school none of this getting dropped off and when we came home we had a job list we had to do before playing time the Music was the best Now day with all the computers they have they could make a dog have a number one hit song .I can not stand rap crap Buddy Holly and the King him self cam me an old fart if you want to but we grew up when we had real Rock n Roll nothing like it and it will live on for ever .
1960 was the. I year I got married so 1960 music is still go strong like my marriage 61 years thanks you tub
Hello Kathleen, 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?
If you are reading this, I wish you a wonderful day, full of little moments of joy :)
Let's enjoy these soothing sounds together
I was a Teenager in the 60's and entered the US Army 1964. The Music was the best and even in Vietnam it kept us GI's listening to Armed Forces Network radio!!!
Yes, and the way the guy said "Gooooood MORning, Viet Nam" in the movie was not the way it really was...
Thank you for your service and welcome home soldier. AND yes, music was music created by artists with talent.
Respect Monsieur
I'm 68 but this 70s compilation has made me feel like a 20 year old again! I can't help but bop around to the beat! So many of these songs take me back to particular places and the people I was with at that time. Better than any blood pressure pills or statins!
- I'm 60 but this 70s compilation has made me feel like a 20 year old again! I can't help but bop around to the beat!
So many of these songs take me back to particular places and the people I was with at that time. Better than any blood pressure pills or statins!
Born in 1952 grew up with music from 40's,50's,60's and the 70's. Rock n Roll, British invasion, Hippies, Psychedelic, Disco, Rock.
Those were the days. I'm 70 now and music took a turn long ago still some good ones here and there but not on the magnitude of yesteryear's.
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1952 too
Amen! Born in '52 also.
Exactly the same for me! 70 now!! Heard it all!! Soul&tamla man forever!
1957
Disco and Pop killed good old rock, it started in the late 70s and was declared dead by the end of the 80s.
The only good music coming out was from the older artists who were still hanging on.
Most of these are covers, not recordings by the original artists. I grew up listening to them on am radio and had most on 45s. I may be old, but I still have an ear for music.
Re-recorded rubbish. Sadly there are people out there who think that these are the original versions
I agree with you. Not the original recordings. 45's were not in stereo back then. Not quite as good as the original recordings. Some not even close to the original.
I am 74, I got the greatest hits from the 60s, before Vietnam AND during Vietnam 68-69 USMC Semper Fi!!
He was so underrated....
What happened to the good old days when we had lots of great songs on the radio and the junk that they play today.
1955 - 1965 best decade
I could not have said it better myself! If I had a hat, I'd tip it to you.
Lori😘
Hello Lori, 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?
Love this music .I am a 60’s Rock Girl born in the 50’s . The grooviest music ever
She 100% right, the radios
Of those days were a continuous music unit,
No cost, better then today's phones.
Hello how are you doing today?
Okay
Where are you from
AWESOME MUSIC 🎶🎶 FROM A MUCH BETTER WORLD AND HAPPIER TIMES WHEN GOD AND FAMILY AND LOVE WERE PRIORITY 🙏❤️🤗 KEEP THIS PRICELESS MUSIC COMING 🎶🎶🤗❤️ GOD BLESS YOU FOR SHARING THIS 🤗 WHAT A BLESSING 🙏🤗❤️
Hello Teresa, 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?
51 and a little kid during that time but said I was precocious and amazing memory So many beautiful memories and wouldn’t want to be kid teen in this age for any reward any reason Great diversity of ppl aunties uncles had hippie biker etc variety friends different lifestyles so interesting and all mostly kind cared for us communally So like extended fam auntie uncles grandparents
Hello Melissa, 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?
We, who were teens in the 60’s, are so fortunate. Optimism, anticipation, energy, justice, peace, and awakening surged in the music and in daily life. Sure, there were problems….serious problems (á la “Eve of Destruction”) but there was inherent confidence in the promise of constantly improving lives. An ethereal yet priceless gift would be memories of a summer filled with surf, transistor radios music, bikinis, beads, peace signs, bell bottoms, mini skirts, op-art, the Sunset Strip, real muscle cars, lime rickies, drive-in movies and drive-in burgers joints, and so, so much more.
Love the music!
Rythem of the falling rain is special to me as it was my cousin's band just before he left for Vietnam, he was a helicopter pilot in Nam, also flew the helicopter for John Wayne in the Green Beret movie, helped in many search and rescue's as well
DAVE WILSON WAS A FRIEND OF MINE
Does anyone else remember “The mighty KOMA in Oklahoma” on your AM radio?
Nope. I was tuned to WRKO in Boston!
In 1967 halfway between Hawaii and Vietnam, on flight deck of USS Princeton. the sound waves could be heard at night. Amazing???
I am 48 with 8 children and one grandson.I always told myself I was going to stay single and grow old alone. I used to listen to these oldies with my beloved late wife all the time . I try to avoid listening to oldies but I just can’t help myself
Often the oldies bring back memories both happy and sad. You must miss your wife so much. I can't begin to know the pain that you must be feeling in your heart. Hopefully the songs will bring happiness of the cherished times you shared with your wife. Take care my friend.....God Bless.
That is so true. But, at least I had a hell of a lot more fun in my 70’s, then the 20’s are having now!
Each and every one of these golden platters should be remastered and kept for eternity to show future generations what music really is.
You would have to be joking. Non-original version rubbish is all this is.
Unfortunately the new generation don’t have the proper nature of principles or morals to comprehend the values we had during our era of what we would consider ‘decent’ music.
@@pacarter7169 I don't know if you are referring to me as"new generation." If you are-thank you(I am 72). If you are referring to Music Hits, I don't know if they are young or old. Tthey would not know original classic rock if it bit them on the arse.
@@pacarter7169 Too right! Many of them were never taught morals nor manners by the seat of their pants.
Went to school w/ an Eikenberry in StPaul - any chance u might know him?
loved the 60s and 70s all that free loven
cruzen with my friend louie sambuco from east haven we had great time together
I was born in 1955 so I grew up through the best three decades of music ever,60s,70s and 80s,I have a laptop with around 30,000 tunes from those times
I was born 2 years before you. In the Netherlands 🇳🇱 I wish I could turn time back. Best time of my life
Born 1955 to with a Mum and Dad who sang the songs from their youth, and three older brothers with a radio. Those were the days my friend!
Yup, me too!
@@GRMLS5 I loved radio Luxembourg 208 metres on the medium wave,best station on air once,Bob Stewart,Stuart Henry,and Ben e brown,if you're not familiar with it I think you can find some of it on u tube,a whole generation grew up listening to it
Can you drop anything past 1976 out of that?
Just been looking at my old photos, and then started listening to this , I know I will never have these time’s again, but I had them thank god ,
Eddie Cochran was NOT a one hit wonder !!! He was, and still is - a true rock n roll LEGEND !
These people have no knowledge or appreciation of the great music from the 50's and 60's
I graduated from High school in 1966 these song bring back many memories............. thanks
I graduated in 1967…….no songs like this anymore!
i started dancing alone in my room, this playlist is awesome
Reminds me of my childhood,these songs were my father's favorite and we had to listen to it every weekend we learnt to love oldies music because of him ..it reminds me the sweetest smile in his face and how happy my childhood was..
Pity they aren't the great original versions
Anyone who would call del shannon and Eddie Cochrane one hit wonders needs to study their music knowledge these guys were true rock stars
Totally agree
I know, it cracks me up as well as rerecordings on this upload. Singing Nun in English???.. After that I turned it off ...for good.
One of these sites had Shirley Bassey as a one hit wonder.
@@waratah08 As far as Top 40 radio....she was. On an older peoples station like MOR/jazz possibly no.
You are so right
Remember the days when you had to have a great singing voice to have a hit? And kids in the Detroit ghetto made Motown famous with some of the greatest music ever made.
Those were the days of REAL artists, not this rap crap and sh-- slop they try to pass of as "music" today.
Perhaps my memory is too good. There was plenty of crap music and crap artists around then but they but they haven't survived the test of time.
Well said 🎶🎶 SO TRUE 🎶🎶❤️
Back then there were a lot of good sounds, but on shows like Top of the pops, and Ready Steady Go, the artists used to usually mime to their record. Also the microphone was a relatively new technology, as was the electric guitar, arguably, electronic, (fake) music. The older generation of the day used to complain that “ singers of today can’t sing with their own voice”, as singers of the past could, when they were growing up, pre WW2.
Ahhh, those were the days . There's a special place in heaven -for- Barry Gordy Jr.
Don’t be overly sad. 70’s was when an angel agreed to marry me. We built a tiny house and had first 2 of 4 children. She has passed now but not from my heart. The 70’s gave us special memories no one can take away. We missed the war and the holocaust and some of us Vietnam so don’t have the horrors others do. 70’s were good to us, treasures deep inside us. Every time we listen to this music others around us may never know our secrets.
Oldies but the Goodies.
True love never dies. Our memories live on and warm our hearts but the music brings us into the time...the moment...where time stood still...just being together with the one you love was everything. This is the forever I hold on to.
Much love💕💓💕
Please listen to David Draiman from Disturbed sing Sounds of Silence.
I am 70 years and this song has found its requiem sans rival.
We are now re-living the 70's with this lasting fall soon China will destroy us....
Mine was the 60's. It's music brings joy and tears since she fell asleep.
She had a blessed life too.. She married you.. 🥰💕
@@natashaflanders4375 What a heartwarming thought. Thank you
The 50's and 60's music was the best. It went downhill from there. Double dutch chants became rap.
New Wave from 78-88 brought back Rockabilly and other sounds of the previous eras.
@@islandon22 Think you fine Rockabilly and the Mod scene in the UK lasted thro from the 60's till 88 and beyond , I still know a few Mods from the 60's they never changed their look.
@@islandon22 I liked ALOT of seventies music yet.... some good stuff and I was having a damn good time in those years yet!!!! (Still young 😂!!).
There is no best but what you think is and new music has lots of merit too.
I don't think it went downhill till the 80s... there was some really great stuff in the 70s, probably the best being Eagles' first four studio albums, the best of which was Desperado.
The 60's was my time. I listen to these oldies and wish I back there.
You can..get together with other like minded ..get a 57 Chevy crank up those tunes in someones garage club.. there's still bands playing this great stuff..!
Great selection of music, REAL MUSIC! RAP is not music, it's NOISE. No talent for rap, anyone can talk to music playing, to sing with a good voice takes talent! Haven't heard many of these songs in a long time. Thanks for posting the video!
RAP: REAL ATTITUDE PROBLEM MUSIC.
Being in my 20s in the 70s was a lot better than being in 70s in the 20s
I'm 61 ,you got that right.
amen to that
I'm now in my 40s and I envy your 20s
Love your comparison! So true.
Well said.
Big bands, the wall of sound, Elvis, the British Invasion, those were great times. Now we have have crapp and trash. Glad I lived when I did.
Amen, well said.
That's what your parents said in the 1960's. LOL
The 60's were a great fun time to grow up, I had so much fun back then until 67 and Vietnam put a halt to the wildness.
Narrow minded
@@carljones7380 Oh your not that bad...
As a child in the 80’s, I grew up listening to music of the 50’s, 60’s, 70’s... it was my father’s love of music that I took most from him.. he just passed away on sept 18. I might not be able to talk to him anymore but his music speaks to my soul...
My condolences , when I was like 4 I heard my Dad making a big deal about the Beatles are coming ,I didn't say anything but had no idea what he was talking about. Then was all sat in front of a cubic black and white tv. It was the Ed Sullivan show. Must have been 1960.
He would buy these 45rpm records peddlers be selling. My dad has also passed and it's funny but those little things he did is what I have fond memories of. God bless
I am so sorry for your loss. There was amazing music of the 60's and 70's.
My condolences. You'll feel him around when you listen to music. The memories will never die.
My condolences to you! I was a child growing up in the 60s from age 4 -14 and my mom loved the Beatles and all rocknroll bands, of that era, so much, that she took me to rock concerts in the mid 60s….I was able to see a lot of those bands performing at a young age…….and it rubbed off onto me too as an adult!
Awesome story
Del Shannon had a few hits. Eddie Cochran had tons of chart toppers. Hardly one hit wonders
Driving around and listening to AM radio
i still say that the 60's was the best decade of music ever
Totally agree!🌹
Yes I agree with you ,
So true
60s and 70s!!!!!
Tout simplement super, bravo j adore . Très bon rythme ☀️❤️merci
Respectfully, Del Shannon was NOT a one hit wonder--He was a legend..RIP
Same with Eddie Cochran
@@joerees5362 👍😎
So glad you brought that up. Absolute legend. 👍
@@jimmyb1559 Thank you
Totally! Thanks for correcting this.
I had lots of fun in the'60s
Being born in the mid 50,I have grown to love 50 and 60 and 70 music,I think best music ever.
Hahahaha! I grew up on these hits. These songs were tweaked by increasing the recorded speed and are NOT the same as the originals.
I was only 3years old in 1960, but I have ALWAYS LOVED the old music, to borrow the line from the movie Eddie & The Crusers when Eddie said that he didn't want his music to get soiled and thrown out like trash... but he wanted his music to be like sheets that you fall into and wrap yourself in. That is how I feel when I hear the OLD STUFF, like I'm wrapped in warm sheets.
Was in highschool from 70 to 74.. went to Woodstock in 69. Met jimmy and Janice on the side of the stage.. wanted to meet sly but didn't.. not sorry for anything in my life.. my 63 Impala SS.. good times!!
The 50 and sixts music was the best time of my life i am so happy that the people of today like it after all it was real entertainment
Back when musicians could actually play it instruments, write meaningful lyrics and actually sing.
Ever heard of the Wrecking Crew? They played the instruments on many hit records like the Beach Boys Byrd's and many others.
Born in the sixties and still love this music 💖❤️❤️🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶
Hola
Pity they aren't the great original versions
I like to watch the old video's of the artist. No many of them on you tube but......
I graduated in 1966 It was the best time to be alive the freedom we had the music the people the cars I wish I could return to those days.
Etched in our minds forever, when Music was about a story of Love and Romance.....
Never thought we would get old, but here we are ageing and remembering the best times of our lives!!!
When you're young you think you stay that way forever, not so, and not sure how these young people will
survive their old age, but i am sure they will, like every other generation before!!!
Its so bewildering, where has all the time gone. All the good and bad decisions.....
@@bigred7347 Whenever I hear someone ask "Where does the time go?", I like to say "Where does it come from?"
I’ll drink to that….
great thought..find it happy that the young ones here something and they ask me..dad..?..and i smile
I'm much more than 10 years older now than I was in 2012. I swear I was only about 40 then....
I remember listening to these on AM transistor radio.
No you didn't. These are crap re-recordings.
I’m 65 now,
I loved Saturday evening / nights
Getting ready to go out but must watch HAPPY DAYS FIRST, the Fonz,
Richie Cunningham, his sister Joanie,
And there mum Marion,
The music I loved
50s really ❤️
Them were the days -if only we could turn the clock back!
amen brother
Choose Jesus! Time is running out and God is coming back for his Church. Repent. We are all sinners! Ask Jesus to forgive you and save you, confessing that he is lord. There is a great time of peace coming back to this world that will last a thousand years ... I believe that all the things I loved from the '50 and '60s and '70s will be there! God bless.
@@Tonetwisters there aint never going to any peace in this world, war and troubles etc is what makes it work.
I love that song Dominique brings back a lot of memories
Yeah, Vietnam and the counter culture tearing the society apart was a gas. Ahhh. Good times, good times.
dont care what they say...we had the best music & koolest cars
I only love the old music, those before 1980. 1950s and 60s are esp rich in very nice music.
Why they were so nice music, and now so suck ?
I am retired, divorced, with children moved out to form their families. So I go out to walk around to a few restaurants, cafes, and food court to pass my days, listening to old music thru my hifi bluetooth speaker or earphones with electronics modified by myself, esp those 60s music like Andy Williams, Ronnie Aldrich, Louise Armstrong. They warm my heart!
But I hv never heard their music any more elsewhere especially much less radio and tv being played at public places now a day in Singapore.
I feel old at 67, amd what is wrong with this world ??!!
Best decade yet for quality music !!
Think how great the original versions would sound
Golden age of music was the 60s and 70s.
+++++++++++++++I SAY AGAIN+++++++++++++++++IT WAS THE 70"s++++++++++++++
Ola.ahora.con.predo.esas.can.ciones.que.lindas.que.biba.el.cecenta.esa.es.mucica.yo.tenia.un.añito.gracias.
It sounds just fine!
I am from Sydney Australia. I see the number of comments about Del Shannon and rightly so. He was far from a one hit wonder, say a ten hit wonder might be closer to the mark. I was lucky to see him live at Castle Hill RSL Club about six weeks before his terrible death. He was great on stage that night although i felt he looked a bit worn out. Couldn't believe it when a few weeks later he was no longer with us. I think he must have suffered from bipolar disorder to do what he did. So much talent.
I believe Del's last recorded performance was in Sydney.
I was in Perth WA in 1975 and walked down an alley way from a car park next to a pub and Del was performing. The side door was open and you could see and hear him.
Interesting comment and at the time of his passing I read he was really depressed and upset due to the Four Seasons being inducted to the Rock and Roll hall of Fame. He wasn’t inducted and felt he should have been instead of the Four Seasons. I happen to have a concert program where both performed in 1963 in the UK and autographed by both.
You should be more upset they use a re-recording.
How many of us sang along with every song on here? I know all the words like it was yesterday!! There's nothing better than music that you can hear the artist , music & both fit beautifully together 💝💝💝💝💝🥳🎉💞
How are you doing today?
I may have to go through my collections of 45s. I’m pretty sure Del Shannon had more than one hit song.
Can't beat it
Hello Mandy, 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 love all these songs. At 66 still remember all of them. Thank you so so much. God bless us all.
Some are '70s?
At 78 still love them !!!
I’m 70 and still remember every single one of them David!
'60s music that's when I grew up, Elvis Presley was my all-time favorite his gospel music made me cry most of the time.
"crying in the chapel"
He had many other hits hats off to Larry was another one of his big ones
Happiness listening to these wonderful songs. Recall the lyrics on nearly all but, sadly not the performers on way too many. Music is great therapy for me. Love love love it, I feel it within & sadly I can't carry a tune & a real klutz!🤥 Age 76
No one knows who "the performers" are. They certainly aren't the people who originally cut the records.
Sleeping on the floorboard of my parent's 57 Ford, waking to some songs on this list. I remember that even at 4, 5 or so, I admired these songs, the activity of a college town and my parent's banter in the front seat. If these rides were planned with my sleeping in mind, then it was well thought out.
Fond memories of my baby-sitters, Roberta and Francis Gonzalez (women in their late 70s by now) riding me around the neighborhood at 5-6 years old on the backs of their Royce-Union Bicycles-hanging onto their warm, young, and shapely buns while hearing these awesome '60s songs over their transistor radios strapped to their handlebars. I was so lucky to be in a situation that allowed my hands to be all over these beautiful Latina's posteriors and never once got slapped.
Sounds like you had an excellent childhood. Im jealous!
I had fun times in 1960s and still have the same great people who hang with me today.
I couldn’t agree more with G. Romance, love, loss all good added to great music. Now listen to most 20’s music. Sexualised, anti-establishment, crude and nonsense riddled lyrics. No wonder the youth of the 20’s are the way they are (not all thank god).
Did you ever think the past would be with us today. AMAZING! I never thought when I was a kid this would be with us forever. The future is awesome!
1950-1980: Best period in world history!
Except for Vietnam war.
Well, o.k., but we also have wars, although less being concerned about it in the West.
I think we have the best of the 60s and 70s the music . That was the music we understand every word we dance we laughed and we enjoy life that was the good old times even when we have a fight with a kid it was different I remember those years with so much love and I think they will never come back but at least we enjoy it
Hello Norma, 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?
Liebe das Lied
I grew up listening to my big sisters playing it on their record player in 63 in Feb both my sister has passed away now always reminds me of them
I with 10 years old when JFK was murder, earing this songs with mi sister , it , s in muy memories. And the voice of music LP playera geetings Donad.
I am sorry for your lost but memories are good.
@@danpetersen4993 Everytime you hear these specific songs, you'll always think of your beloved sisters.What cherished memories, when I hear these songs it reminds me of listening to the radio waiting for the school bus to arrive and telling my Mom good bye as I see the bus arriving. Bless you.
Sincere condolences for loss of your beloved family members. Born in '63, many of my cousins, aunts & uncles were all within shouting distance. When five, I spent a lot of time at J's while cuz's were in school & my folks worked. I am forever indebted to Darlene for letting me play her 45's while primping at her vanity, daydreaming of being teenage like her. No one had to babysit me, I was entranced just watching their newfangled washing machine agitate with the lid up (no safety stop yet). Following that exciting preschool adventure (LoL) I'd spin records for hours daily, entranced by sounds of Dionne Warwick, Tom Jones, John Fred & his Playboy Band, Allan Sherman, Otis Redding, Herb Alpert, B.J. Thomas, Gary Puckett & the Union Gap, The Supremes, The O'Kaysions, Aretha Franklin & so many more! I discovered LP's once parents joined mail-order record club, developing a lifelong love of multiple genres, ultimately becoming a musician.
Not sure Del Shannon should be in a collection of one hit wonders. Love his music
Nor should Bev Blivens and The Wee Five
Obviously. You should complain that they use a re-recording.
I am 56 so some of these before & during 1965 and a lot of these after I started Kindergarten in September of 70 my Mom dragged me all the way that fateful morning to register me for school or my dreadful stretch of time in the state prescribed conformity factory but as a kid and to honor the ones before and after me I fought every inch of the way I gave it hell I fought and then some oh yeah I lost like the rest of the brave little soldiers before & after me I got a spanking on the spot And another when my Dad got home from work that night but I did my duty as a professional kid I put up a good battle that day and the next day until it sunk in this is the way it is going to be son every body goes threw it but again I did my dudiligence with nobility and I died with full honors from my fellow student body I.e. Magnum Cume Loudi
Their a few that are not one hit wonders some great song I still enjoy listening to
Hello Rhonda, 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?
some of GREATEST Music of all time, came out of the 1960's. and I grew-up in the 80's.
Grew up in the 60s and these songs bring back memories good ones with my high school friends love these songs always
Same here,I often wonder where all my high school friends are now. We surfed together in the 60s and enjoyed rock and roll and surf music .. God Bless
Put on headphones, turn on the music, let the sadness stay here, tomorrow is a new day, we start everything as if nothing happened💪💪
Pity they aren't the great original versions
THESE SONGS ARE MUCH BETTER THAN TODAY'S SONGS!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🎼🎵🎶🎤🥁🎸🎸🎹🎹🙂😉👍👏😊
One of my favorite 60s tune was The wanderer, man that rocked when I was a youngster !!!
Yes it's sad Dion was great the Wander was the best i think but most of his were good
Add Teenager in Love, Runaround Sue and more by Dion and the Belmont's,.!
I'm 37. I'm more of a rock n roll guy, but I love playlists like this. LOVE.
You like everything.
Rock and roll is a genre of popular music that evolved in the United States during the late 1940s and early 1950s. It originated from black American music such as gospel, jump blues, jazz, boogie-woogie, rhythm, and blues, as well as country music.
Rock 'n' roll is a popular music genre that combines elements of rhythm and blues (R&B), jazz, and country music with the addition of electric instruments. Originally associated with youth revolt and transgression, the genre is known for energetic performances, catchy melodies, and often insightful lyrics.
I was born in 1946. I grew up listening to the music that my parents liked. Then Elvis came along, Mom loved Elvis- - - Dad was jealous of him I think. Then the Beatles came along. I loved their songs when done by the Boston Pops but by them? Not so much. After the English invasion I switched to country. I rediscovered Patsy Cline, Jim Reeves, Eddy Arnold , Ray Price etc. Very few of the musicians since the 80s have piqued my interest.
My heart I left back in 94
This really brings us back home. You would of had to be there it was a wonderful time and place to live.
I wa there ...loved the music then and still love it....lets keep enjoying it for many years
I plan to listen all the music but upon hearing “rhythm of the falling rain” I feel extreme sadness because I remember my dad😢 this is one of his favorite song and we jam with our guitars when he’s still alive 😔.
Great music rock and roll music will never die
I grew up with this music. Have a big box of 45 s and an original lp of buddy holly and the crickets
If true, what are you doing listening to crap re-recordings?
I like the 60's I graduated from high school in 1960. But the 70's in my opinion were the pinnacle of modern musical artistry. Almost all canned music in stores is 70's which is a tribute to that era.
Who the hell worries if it’s a one hit wonder ……it’s the greatest music …..loosen up
AMEN!!!
Music had a story. Music made sense and created memories for us today. Loved the music. In. VietNam 1965-66. Best thing. Jesus found me. Hope everlasting.
Whiter shade of Pale...just no comparison....what a voice he has...heres to you Mitch.