Amazing Songs From The 60s That Have Vanished
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Published 2024-03-07
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Think of 'Sweet Caroline' or 'Don't Stop Believin''. It was a period when radio reigned, before a car commercial, a social music-sharing platform, or Glee were all equally probable ways for a #song to become popular. But there are still more amazing #1960smusic #songs that have #vanished with the time. Watch the video until the end to not miss the last song.
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Chapters:
0:00-0:22 Introduction
0:22-1:00 The Cyrkle: โTurn Down Dayโ 1966
1:00-2:11 The Edwin Hawkins Singers: โOh Happy Dayโ 1969
2:11-2:55 The Joe Jeffrey Group: โMy Pledge of Loveโ 1969
2:55-3:28 โWalk Away Reneeโ by The Left Banke 1966
3:28-4:01 James & Bobby Purify โLet Love Come Between Usโ 1967
4:01-4:34 Itโs All Over Nowโ by Them 1966
4:34-5:07 Friend & Lover โReach Out of the Darknessโ1968
5:07-5:49 The Five Americans โWestern Unionโ1967
5:49-6:23 The Seekersโ โIโll Never Find Another Youโ1965
6:23-7:01 โMaroonโ by Ken Nordine 1966
7:01-7:52 The Young Rascals 1964
7:52-9:04 โI Wonโt Hurt Youโ by The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band 1966
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All Comments (21)
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The Seekers songs were never forgotten.
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Is he kidding? The Four Tops are legends!
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You give us a 2.5 second example of each song.....sad and aggravating.
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No one growing up in the 1960s ever forgot these groups or hits whether we hear them today or not. I had many on 45s
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Iโm a product of the 60s-70s and like my dad said, life was better in his generation. Well, now Iโm the old man and Iโm here to tell you that my dad was absolutely right! With each passing generation, we lose a little bit more of our humanity and sensitivities. โฎ๏ธ
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NONE of these songs have "vanished." They all still get good airplay worldwide.
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The Left Banke made so many good songs that I discovered a couple of years just before the pandemic. My daughter when she was 4 actually became a fan of โPretty Ballerinaโ. When I played it, she used to pirouette to the song and when it finished, sheโd ask me to play it again. They were a solid band. Too bad they didnโt last. They had beautiful songs.
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None of these songs have vanished, THEY are classics
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The Four Tops was one of the most successful Motown groups. What the heck are you talking about?
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I think The Four Tops' legacy is quite alive and well. When did they ever sink into oblivion?
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The songs have not vanished from my home, I have a meticulously cared for vinyl collection.
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The Seekers singing "I am Australian" on their farewell concert.... RIP Judith Durham
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Walk away Renee by the Left Banke was one of the most played songs NOW ..until this day!!
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The Seekers are Legends in Australia and England . Sold over 50 million Albums .Carnival is Over is still the 36th Best-selling Single in British Music History .The Seekers Concert in Melbourne Australia in 1967 had an Audience of 200,000 People , 10% of Melbourne 's entire population in 1967 . Their Song , I am Australian is being seriously considered to replace Australia 's National Anthem . It gets my Vote . Judith Durham sadly passed away in 2022 and was given a State Funeral by the Victoria Australia Government .Buried in Melbourne where she was Born . Voice of an Angel . Seekers will never be forgotten .
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They haven't been forgotten because we that live thru them still remember. What made them so good was the fact that there wasn't one type of sound. The types of music was as different as the next hit was to the last hit. You never knew what to expect, it was exciting. From the Who to the Beach Boys to Ledzepplin to the Beatles to Motown. All of it was different. We didn't realize how special of an era we lived in. We just assumed it would go on forever. It didn't, beginning in the 90s. And all of it was original, really good music. Now it all sounds the same, both so-called rock & country. What's amazing to me is a lot of today's newer music is trying to sound like the 60s-80s but is still trying to sound like today's top 40. It doesn't work. It's ripping off the oldies and butchering the music. The rest is the same old same old. What a great time it was to live in. There will never be a period like those 30 years ever again. No matter what you think of us old goats, we had the best music ever.
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Too much you. Too little music.
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The Seekers were a very popular band in the UK and had some big hits, the biggest probably being The Carnival is Over which was an adaptation of an old Russian drinking song. They are certainly not forgotten in the UK on the radio stations that play sixtees music. Back then I was more of a Hollies, Kinks, Small Faces and Who Fan until the arrival of psychedelic music when I started listing to Jimi Hendrix, Cream, Pink Floyd, Traffic and the Doors. The Sixties really was an incredible decade for musical change and innovation
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My three favorite songs by the Seekers are "Georgy Girl", "I'll Never Find Another You" and "World of Our Own".
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Dude could have played a little bit more of each song
