What is your favorite songs 1960's (lyrics, best, listen, records)
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Without duplicating anything from the above posts:
1963 - Be My Baby - Ronettes
1964 - Oh, Pretty Woman - Roy Orbison
1964 - You Really Got Me - Kinks
1964 - Because - Dave Clark Five
1965 - My Girl - Temptations
1966 - Bob Dylan - I Want You
1966 - Walk Away Renee - Left Banke
1966 - Tomorrow Never Knows - Beatles
1967 - I Can See For Miles - The Who
1967 - Sunshine Of Your Love - Cream
1969 - Hot Fun In The Summertime - Sly And The Family Stone
Can't believe I left out The Turtles, Rolling Stones, CCR, Shirelles, Monkees, Lovin' Spoonful, Byrds, Beach Boys, Association and 4 Seasons - I'll try to get to them later.
The 60s were as good as it ever got for pop songs in my book. DOUBLE H is soooo right about 1968 being such a fantastic year - as witnessed above in LRUA's stunning list.
A few 1968 tunes from January and February I just made a tape on; Nobody But Me-Human Beinz, Free Spirit-Crispian St. Peter, Love Is Blue-Paul Mauriat, Green Tambourine-Lemon Pipers, Melody For You-Grassroots, Sunday Morning-Spanky and Our Gang, Woman, Woman-Gary Puckett and the Union Gap, Walk Away Renee-Four Tops, Itchycoo Park-Small Faces, Susan-Buckinghams, Everything That Touches You-Association, Darlin'-Beach Boys, Jezebel-Rumbles,Ltd., Do Unto Others-Paul Revere and the Raiders, Summer Rain-Johnny Rivers, Soul Coaxing-Raymond LeFevre, (Sitting On) The Dock Of The Day-Otis Redding, Honey Chile-Martha and the Vandellas, Words-BeeGees, Money-Lovin' Spoonful, Neon Rainbow-Boxtops, Skip A Rope-Henson Cargill, Boogaloo Down Broadway-Fantastic Johnny C, Spooky-Classics IV, I Can Take Or Leave Your Loving-Herman's Hermits, Dancing Bear-Mamas and the Papas, Some Velvet Morning-Nancy Sinatra/Lee Hazlewood, Here Come The Judge-Shorty Long, Days-Kinks (RARE single), Different Drum-Stone Poneys.
Keep on Dancin' -- The Gentrys
Midnight Confessions -- The Grass Roots
Mirage -- Tommy James and the Shondells
Kind of a Drag -- the Buckinghams
There's a Kind of Hush -- Herman's Hermits
Nothin' But a Heartache -- The Flirtations
Baby Let's Wait -- The Royal Guardsmen
Baby, It's You -- Smith
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Ohio Express - Yummy Yummy Yummy
LOL ... The first 45 I bought with my own money was Chewy Chewy.
Watching the CBS Early Show this morning. Got muscle cars on this segment and playing some cool car songs from the 60's. Here's a few; Little GTO-Ronnie and the Daytonas, Drag City-Jan and Dean, Little Deuce Coupe-Beach Boys, Mustang Sally-Wilson Pickett, Three Window Coupe-Ripcords, Hey Little Cobra-Ripcords, Fun Fun Fun-Beach Boys, 409-Beach Boys.
IMO they were best when Peter Frampton was in the group...
he left right after Rockin' the Fillmore in 1971
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