When artists that recorded their songs could actually sing in real life.and sound just as good on stage. I may not be this old and have the privilege of saying that I miss those days but I can still say that I love this kind of music much more than music today.
The greatest decade in the history of recorded music gave us so many great bands. Everyone has their favorites and I'm sure that no one's list will have the same artists, just enjoy them all!!
True, of course, and your concilatory sentiments are splendid and heartwarming, but any list that has CSNY instead of CCR, the Jefferson Airplane (???) instead of The Band, and the Byrds (????) instead of Sly and the Family Stone, is just kind of ..... silly. (And/or click bait.) And if you're talking "rock acts" rather than "rock bands," obviously Bob Dylan and James Brown have to be here.
@@OnePost909Well, I guess over the last 50 year's, I've preferred "Click-Bait" LOL . Never liked / had an album by CCR, The Band or Sly. Would put Great Society over J A & NRPS instead of CSNY ... Is that 'Click-Bait' or "Musical Preference" ? LOL
With all the alternate bands being recommended, one thing should be apparent. Almost ANY band of the 1960s would blow the tats off everyone from the last 10 years . . .maybe longer.
Except that 60's musicians were not all tatted up like their younger counterparts of today. In the 60's, tats were fashionable for sailors, biker gangs and jailbirds period. Those were much groovier times. You never got a chick's clothes off and saw a huge fucking tat above her ass. Many cuties in their 20's are starting to regret those tats. Sorry Honey, not even a laser can remove them.
There was so much great music in the '60s that to choose the "best" bands you would have to divide it into categories -even starting in the mid-'60s, you have garage rock, British Invasion, psychedelic, Motown, mainstream pop (such as the Turtles, Mamas and the Papas, Grassroots)....what am I leaving out?
Mark Roberts you are right about the tattoos. Even though the hippies were all about freedom and resisting authority, they generally did not go for tattoos. But you left out bikers when you listed the groups that had them.
He said she said comments about groups of the Sixties why disagree . There was so much talent its mindblowing. After the Eighties ended radio and tv wasnt worth listening to or watching. Thank god for You Tube
6) The Doors 7) Cream 8) The Animals 9) The Byrds, their golden era 10) The Who 11) The Kinks 12) The Bee Gees 13) Pink Floyd 14) The Jimi Hendrix Experience 15) The Spencer Davis Group 16) Procol Harum 17) Simon & Garfunkel 18) The Shadows (Cliff Richard) / The Ventures 19) The Mamas and the Papas 20) The Velvet Underground 20) The Zombies 21) The Hollies 22) Jefferson Airplane 23) Grateful Dead 24) The Lovin' Spoonful 25) The Yardbirds 26) Big Brother and the Holding Company 27) The Monkees 28) Status Quo 29) The Move/Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich 31) Herman's Hermits 32) The Everly Brothers 33) Gerry and the Pacemakers 34) The Box Tops 35) The Bonzo Dog Band 36) Love 37) The Small Faces 38) The Turtles 39) The Troggs 40) Soft Machine 40) Amen Corner (.. etc.) I think your list was good. I was thinking in terms of groups when coming down the list. There's quite a few names I didn't mention, mainly because they weren't part of a group.
Finally, Murray, someone that appreciates music, and recognizes the brilliance of Hayward and Lodge, along with the greatness of the Moodies! However, I would put them at #1.
Some interesting pics. There were so many good bands and soloists. With all the hype of Beatles and other “Superbands” so many others get lost in the crowd. Unusual Beatles choice.
Lennon & McCartney belong in the pantheon of great musicians along with Mozart, Beethoven, and the other great classical composers. Quite simply, they had a way with a song, both collectively and as individual artists. The range and depth and style of their music is simply breathtaking. The Beatles are a musical treasure and those of us who came of age in the 1960s were blessed to have been living witnesses.
My Top 5: 1)Beatles, 2)Moody Blues, 3)Stones, 4)Cream, 5)Jefferson Airplane. However 6-10 would be 6)Yardbirds, 7)Led Zep, 8)Doors, 9)Hendrix, 10)The Who. Wow, I loved the 60's.
AGREE WITH YOUR PICKS, NO NECESSARILY IN THAT ORDER. CREAM WOULD BLOW ANYBODY AWAY INCLUDING THE BEATLES WHO WERE NOT THAT GREAT LIVE. THE STONES, THE DOORS, THE YARDBIRDS, THE MOODY BLUES PERFORMED GREAT LIVE. HENDRIX WAS ON ANOTHER PLANET.
Giovanni Mormone Thought about some others including The Kinks, The Animals, The Byrds, The Zombies, Quicksilver Messenger Service and Buffalo Springfield, all of which left their timeless marks, but do not feel they could break into the Top 10, and certainly none would be in the Top 5. So much good music and it was gone before we knew it.
The Beatles were undoubtedly the #1 band of the 60's, the Stones were arguably #2, after that, there were many groups who could fill out the top five. Thanks for the memories.
Depending on the level of influence that sixties bands have had on the development of rock and roll, my listing is as follows: 1. Beatles 2. Rolling Stones 3. CREAM and JIMI HENDRIX EXPERIENCE 4. The Doors and The Who 5. Animals, Kinks and the Yardbirds Others like Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin are seventies bands but they play in 60s too
Man the sound of LIVE music sure has improved, as well as the STUDIO. Good bands that made their mark and changed the music world as we know it today.My top five list of the 60's is about 50 bands long.
Interesting. Of all the many Lennon-McCartney, Harrison songs, the video shows The Beatles doing a Chuck Berry song. I'm 60 years old and feel blessed I grew up in the 60's with the Beatles and all the other great bands and music from that era.
Yes, though they covered many great songs it seemed odd for video to choose a cover instead of original. There are many videos of them performing their material live..
The Rolling Stones number one baby, after 53 years they still are rockin! I’m Woodstock generation and they have a lot of rock ‘n’ roll history about being to various gigs
+ troggs , pretty things , ccr , cream , doors , iron butterfly , janis joplin ,hollies , shocking blue , monkees , swinging blue jeans ......... and many . many other band ! ROCK und ROLL - НАВЕКА !!!
So many great bands back then. And the music and lyrics that everyone could relate to. What the hell happened? Im getting old but this music never will.
The 60's were rather divided between early 60's, classic 60's and '70's precursors, like Led Zeppelin. For the absolutely 60's experience, then my top 5 would be: 1) The Beatles well, obviously 2) The Kinks better than the stones in the '60's. 3) The Who Far more imagination than most groups 4) The Stones Some good stuff, but up and down. Hit their peak in the 70's. 5) Love An LA group that tends to get overlooked Bubbling under: The Byrds, Buffalo Springfield, Small Faces and Fairport Convention
Very British, same as my views. Ray & Dave Davis of the Kinks, how many out there know them? Of course there're a lot of great groups and individuals. I have a library of almost all of them, in 12in big black vinyls since the 60s (not too many cassettes though), CDs & LDs (Laser Discs) since the 80s, and now in DVDs and Blu-rays, losing counts...
SO MANY from which to choose.....(it was the Greatest Time in Music!) Beatles Credence Clearwater Revival Eagles Crosby, Still, Nash and Young Beach Boys Cream BeeGees Mamas and Papas and the list goes on........
Reading the comments of the young people. Yeah, we would go to concerts, and sometimes their voices would crack and stuff, but that made it so human, and made everyone feel close, and, well, human!!
Boy, things change. We had the Beatles and Hendrix, now we have Beiber and Pink. Young guys are getting ripped off, why did the music industry stop putting out original music, now there's nothing to look forward to anymore.
If you are just talking about bands, excluding vocal groups, then my list would be:: 1. The Beatles 2. The Rolling Stones 3. The Beach Boys These are the only bands that had a major influence on music at the time and consistently put out hit songs, not just a few chart toppers, which is what made them great.
for some time the Animals seemed to be the band in GRIT CITY that we garage O G's wanted to be as tight as.Animals ON TOUR and John Steel rock or jazz drummer?
Thank you for your answer about my question. I must say that I love many other bands like The Who, Dave Dee, The Hollies etc, etc. But what I mean is that for me, The Beatles and the Rolling Stones were the first bands we listen to and for us as 14 years old boys they were for us something very special. Thanks again.
Beach Boys, Paul Revere& The Raiders, Association, Cowsills, Dave Clark 5,Who, The Animals , Tommy James & the Shondells,the Hollies, Gary Puckett& the Union Gap, Gerry&,the Pacemakers,the Searchers, Bee-Gees the Zombies, Dino , Desi&Billy, Four Seasons, You forgot to include them on your list.
Willie Bowen you have great taste what a kickass list of bands back when radio played music not this crap there playing today used to listen to WABX 99.5 FM and W4. 106 FM in Detroit Michigan do you remember a band called The Frost if check them out look for Rock and Roll music and Mystery Man stay the course Bruce
I am glad this site used Roll over Beethoven (Chuck Berry 1956) from the number 1 band because a lot of earlier "rock" bands especially from Europe were inspired by american blues....
HEAD3455 If it's subjective, then the top band of the 60s could be Freddie & the Dreamers or the 1910 Fruit Gum Company. The Beatles are #1 in sales, #1 hits and, more importantly, in cultural and musical impact.
The greatest rock bands according to my taste were: The Beatles, Animals, Rolling Stones, The Who, Hollies, Kinks, Led Zeppelin, The byrds, Small Faces.
God, I love this! The Beatles were, hands down, #1. They towered over The 1960s like a colossus. In fact, they're above categorizing. Stones #2? Yep! Led Zeppelin and The Who would have to be in there too. America's own Beach Boys would round out the list for me. I saw The Beatles whole career and saw Paul McCartney in concert in 1990. To me, The Beatles were a force of nature. The Stones were THE quintessential rock band, the archetype. They were #1 after 1970. Peace ... FoJ.
Hard to argue about your list, except maybe the order. The last 3 for me: Who, Beach Boys, Led Zep. I still think of LZ as a 70's group. If so, then Kinks.
Peter & Gordon the Brits.i admire I heard one.died last yrs rest n peace.you two stays too your self.never hear nothing.terrible.about artists never met you at all.good singers.
Beatles certainly top of the pile. Rolling Stones , The Who , The Yardbirds & Creedence Clearwater Revival who were American. Beach Boys were also up there and Original Fleetwood Mac
My best are 1) led Zeppelin...2)the Rolling Stones..3) the Beatles...4) Jefferson airplane...5) the animals...6) Black sabbath...7) King Crimson...8) the Byrds...9) AC/DC...10) the Who
The Moody Blues were much bigger and more relevant than J Airplane. The Moody Blues affected all the music of the period. Even the Beatles went off after the Blues! The albums were hits from start to finish. They were remarkable achievements!
Do you know who's the most successful American band of all time? The boys out on the west coast, The Beach Boys who are exceeded worldwide only by The Beatles and The Rolling Stone.
The Beatles were called on when the world's first satellite network became operational and they wanted a PR event. John Lennon responded with "All You Need Is Love." It doesn't matter what keyboard warriors think 50 years later, at the time, the network people knew who to turn to. "Hard Day's Night" was written like that, after a request. I think that a band is pretty good when they can produce - on demand - material like that.
These aren't the top 5. Dude seriously where are The Doors? The Who? The Jimi Hendrix Experience? Ten Years After? the Yardbirds? I mean those are the most influential bands of all times, without them rock would never be roll
Daniel, great thinking. Hendrix, 10 Years After and Yardbirds definitely deserve consideration. Morrison's lyrics were amazing, but the music a little simplistic.
1. The Beatles 2. The Rolling Stones 3. Pink Floyd 4. The Doors 5. The Troggs 6. The Mamas&the Papas 7. Jefferson Airplane 8. The Kinks 9. The Cream 10. Creedence Clearwater Revival
Wayne Danberry dont forget Deep Purple, Graceful Death, Iron Butterfly, Steppen Wolf, Cream, Grand Funk Railroad, Ten Years After, The Hollies, Procol Harum, Lovin Spoonful; Dave Dee,Dozy,Beaky,Mick & Tich; Faces, The Pretty Things, Manfred Mann, Black Sabbath, Jimmy Hendrix Experience, and so on.
The DC5 get hardly much respect these days even though they were belatedly elected to the RRHOF which says alot more about the Hall than it does the group. Mike Smith passed away just prior to the band's selection. Mike was one of the very best vocalists of the 60's and he always looked so cool pounding away on his Vox Continental.
justsmilehomie Huh? Zeppelin came out in '68, and released 3 albums before the 60's were out (2 albums in 1969). "Whole Lotta Love" was a big hit then. After playing the Fillmore East in January of '69, forget it. They were huge. Of course they went throughout the '70's and were amazingly popular for those who were a bit younger, but for those of us who were there at the beginning, they were also counted as a 60's band.
This should read "My favourite 5 bands of the 1960s". The best bands of the 1960s, if define in terms of popularity/record sales/body of work/legacy/influence etc..., are clearly the Beatles, Stones and probably The Who, The Kinks, and the Beach Boys
Norman Smith Well if you are describing "Top bands" as opposed to "My favourite bands" then there has to be some criteria if want any level of objectvity. Record sales and number of number ones is at least measurable.
Yea, I understand what you're saying, kaiserbill. You're right, you need some criteria for "top" band. The Beetles were on top. Personally, not "my favorite band." Just something struck me when I read your comment, something about the relationship to sales and top bands who presumably play the best music. In my view, the best music puts a band on "top." But, as you imply, that's a very personal thing. I guess I am just not into bands being "commercialized" by sales. So, to label a band by sales rubs me differently, even though you're right about having some metric.
@@RoobieRhoo To be fair, Kaiserbill only included sales as one of at LEAST five significant criteria (see the 'etc..' at the end of his list) for identifying the 'best' bands/ music. If sales were the only criterion, obviously that would be completely inadequate and quite possibly misleading. You have to look at the whole thing. On the other hand, since there was such a plethora of extraordinary bands/ music in the 60s, it was a highly competitive field, and bands therefore really did have to be good to make any major/sustained impact in the charts. So in that era, I would argue that sales would be a relatively good criteria.. In contrast, nowadays relatively forgettable rubbish can attract huge sales just because there's really nothing much else in the way of great talent around, to compete, plus marketing is so much slicker now than it ever was in the 60s. I think I'd agree with you that it's therefore a reasonable argument that sales WOULD be an unreliable measure of the 'best' in music, currently. :-)
Well over 1,000 comments b/c we all have our fave lists to add. Music is a great unifier and at teh same time a tremendous motivator when you say who your favorites are.
JEFFERSON AIRPLANE, CSN&Y(but 'down by the river' was recorded by NEIL YOUNG alone), THE BYRDS, THE ROLLING STONES and THE BEATLES..what do you want more? ;)
Depends on how you define "classic rock." Let's assume this disqualifies Motown and Muscle Shoals. In that case, my top 5 are Beatles, Stones, Credence Clearwater Revival, Led Zeppelin, Eagles. You might also consider Fleetwood Mac in there. Also, a lot of people consider the '60s to stretch from 1963-74 rather than 1960-70.
7) The Beatles 6) The Doors, 5) Jimi Hendrix Experience, 4) Procol Harum, 3) Blood, Sweat & Tears, 2) Terry Kath and Chicago 1) Frank Zappa and The Mothers of Invention
my personal top 7 - in this order! btw , for what it's worth, I have earned a living as a full time pro musician for 40 years now, and I did not have rich parents.
Kudos for mentioning Zappa, Blood Sweat & Tears, and Chicago, along with the others. I respect anyone who can make a living as a musician in today's world, especially. My best friend from high school is sill struggling as a talented guitar player. I was in his garage band in the 70's.
1. The Beatles (objectively there is no competition) 2. Buffalo Springfield (Young, Stills, Messina, Furay in one band) 3. The Beach Boys (Pet Sounds, California Girls, Good Vibrations, I Get Around ... You need more?) 4. Jefferson Airplane (The quality of their song writing and recordings, in light of the amount of drugs they consumed may be the greatest achievement of mid-20th Century music) 5. The Doors / CCR The Rolling Stones would make the list if 1970-71 were in the 60s ...
Well, not typical Beatles in some ways, and the sound was off, it's true, but George was absolutely killing that Chuck Berry number, no doubt about it. Great to see/hear.
Great list, personally I would list Jefferson Airplane as #1, but that's my FAV group. The 60's had the best all time music, tough to pick just 5. I would also have included The Moody Blues.
I don't necessarily agree with every band - or song you chose (picking just the five best 60''s songs is basically impossible) but nonetheless, I thank you for featuring George Harrison in the #1 spot - as he was always my fault Beatle. Good job.
The Beatles , The Rolling Stones, The Supremes (and other Motown groups), Bob Dylan and Simon and Garfunkel set the musical soundtrack for the Sixties. Other groups like The Beach Boys, Pink Floyd, Cream, Fleetwood Mac (Peter Green) and The Who were constants throughout that era as well. Particular songs like Albatross (Fleetwood Mac), Are you going to San Francisco (Scott McKenzie), Baby Love (Supremes), Whiter Shade of Pale (Procol Harum), Mr Tambourine Man (The Byrds), Shes Not There (The Zombies) and Brown Eyed Girl (Van Morrison) always seemed to be playing on a radio somewhere.
Everyone has their own list, of course. Mine would be: 1. The Beatles 2. The Rolling Stones 3. The Band 4. The Allman Brothers 5. The Beach Boys I know the Allman Brothers didn't come into our consciousness until 1969, but they're in my Top 5 anyway. If you'd asked me this 40 years ago, I probably wouldn't have included The Band, but as the years passed, I learned to appreciate their musicianship, and their songs weren't dated like so many others. They moved way up my list since the 60's. Guess I was a little slow to 'get' them. They only did a couple singles, but dig into their music and you'll see what I'm talking about.
Nice for The Band to get some love here. I was also a big Mountain fan back then. Felix Papalardi, a great Bassist, was also a great Studio mixer, and wasn't sufficiently credited by Cream.
The five greatest rock bands of the 60s were: (1) the Beatles, (2) the Beatles, (3) the Beatles, (4) the Beatles, (5) the Beatles. I might have these in the wrong order.
For me the five greatest rock bands of the 60s were (1) the Beatles (2) the Rolling Stones with Brian Jones (3 The Beatles (4) the Rolling Stones with Brian Jones (5) the Beatles. Pieto
I would never rank Crosby Stills and Nash so highly. Many bands from the era, which are considered relatively modest in their accomplishments, surpass them, including the Dave Clark Five, the Herman's Hermits and Jerry and the Pacemakers. (I like the brit invasion even when it's arguably goofy) And please, what about some of our stunning bands, like the Doors, the Animals, etc.
Crosby Stills and Nash were way better than the ones you mentioned. Maybe you only like simple rock, which is ok but some people like Crosby Stills and Nash’s music. Don’t tell me that their music wasn’t good.
@@markdebozo7092 It is, but put on the DC5 Bits and Pieces or Anyway You Want It and turn the stereo up you might feel a little differently about them.
Nice job! It is a hard choice to pick 5 groups from the 60s other than the Beatles and Stones that is, they were indeed giant. The early 60s mid 60s and late 60s where hugely different., I heard I want to hold your hand in 63. It and they were huge. I was in middle school at the time, and while there were certainly superb groups none beat the the beatles in the early to mid 60s for creativity joy and musical output.
![The Beatles - Live in Australia 1964 [Full Concert HD Remaster]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/LNQutZEKFHE/mqdefault.jpg)
When artists that recorded their songs could actually sing in real life.and sound just as good on stage. I may not be this old and have the privilege of saying that I miss those days but I can still say that I love this kind of music much more than music today.
I agree I am 14 and I know more about the best music ever than half of the artists now
true I love older music it just has a sound to it that modern music doesn't have.
Breeanycia Manuel m. the video of Adolf Hitler singing to ACDC music the video of Adolf Hitler lip syncing to ACDC music
Then, how can this list not include the Moody Blues. Studio or live, you couldn't tell he difference.
+Emilly is there any music today???
The greatest decade in the history of recorded music gave us so many great bands. Everyone has their favorites and I'm sure that no one's list will have the same artists, just enjoy them all!!
Mr60smusicman the 80s was the best era for music.
True, of course, and your concilatory sentiments are splendid and heartwarming, but any list that has CSNY instead of CCR, the Jefferson Airplane (???) instead of The Band, and the Byrds (????) instead of Sly and the Family Stone, is just kind of ..... silly. (And/or click bait.) And if you're talking "rock acts" rather than "rock bands," obviously Bob Dylan and James Brown have to be here.
@@OnePost909Well, I guess over the last 50 year's, I've preferred "Click-Bait" LOL . Never liked / had an album by CCR, The
Band or Sly. Would put Great Society over J A & NRPS instead of CSNY ... Is that 'Click-Bait' or "Musical Preference" ? LOL
It was a time of great change and so much great original music being made. I would never be able to narrow to 25 let alone 5!
The nice thing about all these answers is that the 1960's had a lot of great music.I was very lucky to come of age then. Thanks.
With all the alternate bands being recommended, one thing should be apparent. Almost ANY band of the 1960s would blow the tats off everyone from the last 10 years . . .maybe longer.
Except that 60's musicians were not all tatted up like their younger counterparts of today. In the 60's, tats were fashionable for sailors, biker gangs and jailbirds period. Those were much groovier times. You never got a chick's clothes off and saw a huge fucking tat above her ass. Many cuties in their 20's are starting to regret those tats. Sorry Honey, not even a laser can remove them.
me too !...God bless the 60's rock's bands !
There was so much great music in the '60s that to choose the "best" bands you would have to divide it into categories -even starting in the mid-'60s, you have garage rock, British Invasion, psychedelic, Motown, mainstream pop (such as the Turtles, Mamas and the Papas, Grassroots)....what am I leaving out?
Mark Roberts you are right about the tattoos. Even though the hippies were all about freedom and resisting authority, they generally did not go for tattoos. But you left out bikers when you listed the groups that had them.
You know what Warrogue, of course you are correct. You don't mind if I edit my post now that you have reminded me.
Great music & memories of life from the greatest musical decade of all time
Great job here! Really loved seeing George Harrison singing lead. He rarely sang lead on any Beatles songs
And absolutely ripping it up with this Chuck Berry number, one of his stock live performance turns from way back.
He said she said comments about groups of the Sixties why disagree . There was so much talent its mindblowing. After the Eighties ended radio and tv wasnt worth listening to or watching. Thank god for You Tube
5) The Moody Blues (w/Hayward & Lodge)
4) The Beach Boys
3) The Rolling Stones
2) Led Zepplin
1) The Beatles
6) The Doors
7) Cream
8) The Animals
9) The Byrds, their golden era
10) The Who
11) The Kinks
12) The Bee Gees
13) Pink Floyd
14) The Jimi Hendrix Experience
15) The Spencer Davis Group
16) Procol Harum
17) Simon & Garfunkel
18) The Shadows (Cliff Richard) / The Ventures
19) The Mamas and the Papas
20) The Velvet Underground
20) The Zombies
21) The Hollies
22) Jefferson Airplane
23) Grateful Dead
24) The Lovin' Spoonful
25) The Yardbirds
26) Big Brother and the Holding Company
27) The Monkees
28) Status Quo
29) The Move/Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich
31) Herman's Hermits
32) The Everly Brothers
33) Gerry and the Pacemakers
34) The Box Tops
35) The Bonzo Dog Band
36) Love
37) The Small Faces
38) The Turtles
39) The Troggs
40) Soft Machine
40) Amen Corner
(.. etc.)
I think your list was good. I was thinking in terms of groups when coming down the list. There's quite a few names I didn't mention, mainly because they weren't part of a group.
Yzacata Also, some other groups like Them The Stooges, MC5, etc.
+Murray Melander
Quite good!!!
Led Zeppelin were really a 70's band
Finally, Murray, someone that appreciates music, and recognizes the brilliance of Hayward and Lodge, along with the greatness of the Moodies! However, I would put them at #1.
Great footage. It was a time of great music - Beatles or Rolling Stones! I go Beatles. Until it all imploded in so many ways.
My top 5 are 1 Beatles 2 Rolling Stones 3 The Animals 4 Led Zeppelin 5 The Who
zeppelin was more 70s!
Some interesting pics.
There were so many good bands and soloists.
With all the hype of Beatles and other “Superbands” so many others get lost in the crowd.
Unusual Beatles choice.
Yes the Beatles. The rest can be listed according to preference of what you like.
Lennon & McCartney belong in the pantheon of great musicians along with Mozart, Beethoven, and the other great classical composers. Quite simply, they had a way with a song, both collectively and as individual artists. The range and depth and style of their music is simply breathtaking. The Beatles are a musical treasure and those of us who came of age in the 1960s were blessed to have been living witnesses.
Nice compilation! I agree with others, too many great groups to pick from.
1. Beatles 2.CSN & Y 3. Chicago 4.Spanky and Our Gang 5. Canned Heat. These were some awesome bands.
My Top 5: 1)Beatles, 2)Moody Blues, 3)Stones, 4)Cream, 5)Jefferson Airplane. However 6-10 would be 6)Yardbirds, 7)Led Zep, 8)Doors, 9)Hendrix, 10)The Who. Wow, I loved the 60's.
Right! The Moody Blues. I saw them in about 1973. Still love them. Ride my sea saw.
AGREE WITH YOUR PICKS, NO NECESSARILY IN THAT ORDER. CREAM WOULD BLOW ANYBODY AWAY INCLUDING THE BEATLES WHO WERE NOT THAT GREAT LIVE. THE STONES, THE DOORS, THE YARDBIRDS, THE MOODY BLUES PERFORMED GREAT LIVE. HENDRIX WAS ON ANOTHER PLANET.
Robert Kessler You are absolute right mate,God only knows what we see next,,,
HOPEFULLY SOMEONE WILL LEARN SOMETHING BY LISTENING TO THE 60'S MUSIC.Giovanni Mormone
Giovanni Mormone
Thought about some others including The Kinks, The Animals, The Byrds, The Zombies, Quicksilver Messenger Service and Buffalo Springfield, all of which left their timeless marks, but do not feel they could break into the Top 10, and certainly none would be in the Top 5. So much good music and it was gone before we knew it.
The Beatles were undoubtedly the #1 band of the 60's, the Stones were arguably #2, after that, there were many groups who could fill out the top five. Thanks for the memories.
Depending on the level of influence that sixties bands have had on the development of rock and roll, my listing is as follows:
1. Beatles
2. Rolling Stones
3. CREAM and JIMI HENDRIX EXPERIENCE
4. The Doors and The Who
5. Animals, Kinks and the Yardbirds
Others like Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin are seventies bands but they play in 60s too
You kind of cheated with your "ties" but I like your list, other than the order. Swap Cream and the Who. Swap Kinks and the Doors.
YES.... Thank you! I agree with your list.
Man the sound of LIVE music sure has improved, as well as the STUDIO. Good bands that made their mark and changed the music world as we know it today.My top five list of the 60's is about 50 bands long.
Interesting. Of all the many Lennon-McCartney, Harrison songs, the video shows The Beatles doing a Chuck Berry song. I'm 60 years old and feel blessed I grew up in the 60's with the Beatles and all the other great bands and music from that era.
rocnradar Yeah with George in the lead no less. Why not one of their own compositions?
Yes, though they covered many great songs it seemed odd for video to choose a cover instead of original. There are many videos of them performing their material live..
But lets be honest Harrisons songs were the best
I'm 69. I'm more blessed that you are. :)
Obviously an American selection, to show the Beatles in their early days to try to pass them off as an average blues band.
The Rolling Stones number one baby, after 53 years they still are rockin! I’m Woodstock generation and they have a lot of rock ‘n’ roll history about being to various gigs
1. The Beatles
2. The Rolling Stones
3. The Kinks
4. The Animals
5. The Byrds
osvaldo corra Just substitute Doors for Animals and you got it.
good list if you scratch of the Beatle bugs.
+ troggs , pretty things , ccr , cream , doors , iron butterfly , janis joplin ,hollies , shocking blue , monkees , swinging blue jeans ......... and many . many other band ! ROCK und ROLL - НАВЕКА !!!
I guess berfore number it would be 'The Doors'.
So many great bands back then. And the music and lyrics that everyone could relate to. What the hell happened? Im getting old but this music never will.
1- The Beatles
2- The Beach Boys
3- The Rolling Stones
4- The Who
5- The Kinks
Can't disagree with the bands, though I would put the KInks higher up
1- Beatles
2- The Who
3- Kinks
4- Rolling Stones
5- Byrds
Beatles , Led Zep , Stones , Who, Pink Floyd and …….Collective Soul !
Impossible to let BeeGees and the Kinks on the side. The Beatles indeed are n°1 by far !
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Very good list
The 60's were rather divided between early 60's, classic 60's and '70's precursors, like Led Zeppelin.
For the absolutely 60's experience, then my top 5 would be:
1) The Beatles well, obviously
2) The Kinks better than the stones in the '60's.
3) The Who Far more imagination than most groups
4) The Stones Some good stuff, but up and down. Hit their peak in the 70's.
5) Love An LA group that tends to get overlooked
Bubbling under: The Byrds, Buffalo Springfield, Small Faces and Fairport Convention
1. Beatles
2. Rolling Stones
3. The Who
4. Animals
5. Kinks
E. Qudaiqulov only one who appreciates the kinks
Very British, same as my views. Ray & Dave Davis of the Kinks, how many out there know them? Of course there're a lot of great groups and individuals. I have a library of almost all of them, in 12in big black vinyls since the 60s (not too many cassettes though), CDs & LDs (Laser Discs) since the 80s, and now in DVDs and Blu-rays, losing counts...
I’d have kinks #3 and replace animals with small faces😀
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SO MANY from which to choose.....(it was the Greatest Time in Music!)
Beatles
Credence Clearwater Revival
Eagles
Crosby, Still, Nash and Young
Beach Boys
Cream
BeeGees
Mamas and Papas
and the list goes on........
5) The Zombies
4) Beach boys / Mama's and the Papa's
3) The Who
2) Rolling Stones
1) The Beatles
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Reading the comments of the young people. Yeah, we would go to concerts, and sometimes their voices would crack and stuff, but that made it so human, and made everyone feel close, and, well, human!!
Boy, things change. We had the Beatles and Hendrix, now we have Beiber and Pink. Young guys are getting ripped off, why did the music industry stop putting out original music, now there's nothing to look forward to anymore.
If you are just talking about bands, excluding vocal groups, then my list would be::
1. The Beatles
2. The Rolling Stones
3. The Beach Boys
These are the only bands that had a major influence on music at the time and consistently put out hit songs, not just a few chart toppers, which is what made them great.
I would just add the doors and that's a good list
That's the way I hear it. Although if you're going for influential as you said, Hendrix is a must. I'm conflicted about that last one
My rock and roll band of all times
1- Creedence Clearwater Revival
2- Beatles
3- Rolling Stones
4- Pink Floid
5- Led Zeppelin
You're sick in the head
5. Cream
4. The beach boys
3. The Jimi Hendrix Experience
2. The Rolling Stones
1. The Beatles
Dick Head better CCR instead of Beach Boys
1. The beatles. 2. The Stones. 3. The kinks. 4. The Byrds. 5. Creedence Clearwater revival.
- Absolutely - one of the great rock classics. Cheers, '62 Mathew St. (Total Retro Rock)
1. The Beatles
2. The Rolling Stones
3. The Beach Boys
4.The Who
5. The Doors
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Doors
The doors
Beatle bugs weren't fit to carry water for The Kinks
for some time the Animals seemed to be the band in GRIT CITY that we garage O G's wanted to be as tight as.Animals ON TOUR and John Steel rock or jazz drummer?
Thank you for your answer about my question. I must say that I love many other bands like The Who, Dave Dee, The Hollies etc, etc. But what I mean is that for me, The Beatles and the Rolling Stones were the first bands we listen to and for us as 14 years old boys they were for us something very special. Thanks again.
The Beatles are truly AMAZING!!! :)
Roger Martin : Doing that time period you are so right.
FAB 4 NEVER WROTE A BAD SONG
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They never once came close to repeating themselves either, which is remarkable considering their vast body of work.
Beach Boys, Paul Revere& The Raiders, Association, Cowsills, Dave Clark 5,Who, The Animals , Tommy James & the Shondells,the Hollies, Gary Puckett& the Union Gap, Gerry&,the Pacemakers,the Searchers, Bee-Gees the Zombies, Dino , Desi&Billy, Four Seasons, You forgot to include them on your list.
Willie Bowen you have great taste what a kickass list of bands back when radio played music not this crap there playing today used to listen to WABX 99.5 FM and W4. 106 FM in Detroit Michigan do you remember a band called The Frost if check them out look for Rock and Roll music and Mystery Man stay the course Bruce
Willie....I love your choices!
Quite a diverse list but ... Dino, Desi & Billy?
Nada se compara a The Beatles. Simplesmente sobrenatural!
I am glad this site used Roll over Beethoven (Chuck Berry 1956) from the number 1 band because a lot of earlier "rock" bands especially from Europe were inspired by american blues....
We had so much music. We had so much more
#1 & #2 are indisputable - the other choices are a matter of taste. ~ IMO, of course. :-D
ITS SUBJECTIVE ISNT MOST THINGS IN LIFE OR MAYBE ALL!!!!
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If it's subjective, then the top band of the 60s could be Freddie & the Dreamers or the 1910 Fruit Gum Company. The Beatles are #1 in sales, #1 hits and, more importantly, in cultural and musical impact.
Bobby Hawthorne and your head of the fruit company chill its all good!!!
Not really, the beach boys should be second.
The greatest rock bands according to my taste were: The Beatles, Animals, Rolling Stones, The Who, Hollies, Kinks, Led Zeppelin, The byrds, Small Faces.
Yes , early PF (syd B) Lovin Spoonful, Yardbirds ,Animals, The Monkees(yeah,I dug the Monkees...still do...tons of great songs) The Rascals....
zeppelin was mostly a 70s group
Every year led zep. Moves closer to the top. Lz1 most underated freshman album ever
kduros i like u said small faces
Yay!! Finally someone recognizes The Hollies!!
God, I love this! The Beatles were, hands down, #1. They towered over The 1960s like a colossus. In fact, they're above categorizing. Stones #2? Yep! Led Zeppelin and The Who would have to be in there too. America's own Beach Boys would round out the list for me. I saw The Beatles whole career and saw Paul McCartney in concert in 1990. To me, The Beatles were a force of nature. The Stones were THE quintessential rock band, the archetype. They were #1 after 1970. Peace ... FoJ.
Hard to argue about your list, except maybe the order. The last 3 for me: Who, Beach Boys, Led Zep. I still think of LZ as a 70's group. If so, then Kinks.
Peter & Gordon the Brits.i admire I heard one.died last yrs rest n peace.you two stays too your self.never hear nothing.terrible.about artists never met you at all.good singers.
Beatles certainly top of the pile. Rolling Stones , The Who , The Yardbirds & Creedence Clearwater Revival who were American. Beach Boys were also up there and Original Fleetwood Mac
Tony Craddock!
The New Yardbirds...
Hollies und Kinks vergessen!!!!!
My best are 1) led Zeppelin...2)the Rolling Stones..3) the Beatles...4) Jefferson airplane...5) the animals...6) Black sabbath...7) King Crimson...8) the Byrds...9) AC/DC...10) the Who
1- The Beatles
2- (None-Void-Empty)
3- Rolling Stones
4- Small Faces
5- The Who
Don't forget THE DAVE CLARK FIVE (DC5)
+Eduardo Pretell .
Eduardo Pretel
Oh, I think I get it. The Beatles are second to none?
Beatles , Animals, Stones, and they all owe The Three Chord Wizard CHUCK BERRY!
1 - the beatles
2 - the rolling stones
3 - the yardbirds
4 - the who
5 - the doors
The Moody Blues were much bigger and more relevant than J Airplane. The Moody Blues affected all the music of the period. Even the Beatles went off after the Blues! The albums were hits from start to finish. They were remarkable achievements!
Do you know who's the most successful American band of all time? The boys out on the west coast, The Beach Boys who are exceeded worldwide only by The Beatles and The Rolling Stone.
As much as the Eagles are overplayed,they did outsell the Beach boys,albums for sure.
www.riaa.com/gold-platinum/?tab_active=awards_by_artist#search_section
The Beatles were called on when the world's first satellite network became operational and they wanted a PR event. John Lennon responded with "All You Need Is Love." It doesn't matter what keyboard warriors think 50 years later, at the time, the network people knew who to turn to. "Hard Day's Night" was written like that, after a request. I think that a band is pretty good when they can produce - on demand - material like that.
1- The Beatles
2- The Rolling Stones
3- The Yardbirds
4- Creedence
5- The Doors
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Lucky to have seen them all perform live, at least once.
These aren't the top 5. Dude seriously where are The Doors? The Who? The Jimi Hendrix Experience? Ten Years After? the Yardbirds? I mean those are the most influential bands of all times, without them rock would never be roll
Daniel Andre you left out the Kinks.
Finally. Someone besides me knows who a Ten Years After are.
Daniel, great thinking. Hendrix, 10 Years After and Yardbirds definitely deserve consideration. Morrison's lyrics were amazing, but the music a little simplistic.
@@OmniGuy The only "Lees" most people know are named Tommy or Geddy. They're missing Alvin, among the greatest.
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1. The Beatles
2. The Rolling Stones
3. Pink Floyd
4. The Doors
5. The Troggs
6. The Mamas&the Papas
7. Jefferson Airplane
8. The Kinks
9. The Cream
10. Creedence Clearwater Revival
1. The Beatles
2. The Rolling Stones
3. The Who
4. The Isley Brothers
5. The Holies
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Hollies
The Hollies Stop Stop Stop one of there best tunes stay the course Bruce
The Byrds!!!!!! Love you forever!!! And a lesson to everyone who listens!!
I would add The Kinks, The Dave Clark 5,and The Animals!
Yep the other 3 heavy's from the 1st round of the British Invasion!The other 2 of course The Beatles and the Stones. The Who were about a year later.
Wayne Danberry dont forget Deep Purple, Graceful Death, Iron Butterfly, Steppen Wolf, Cream, Grand Funk Railroad, Ten Years After, The Hollies, Procol Harum, Lovin Spoonful; Dave Dee,Dozy,Beaky,Mick & Tich; Faces, The Pretty Things, Manfred Mann, Black Sabbath, Jimmy Hendrix Experience, and so on.
Those three great????
The DC5 get hardly much respect these days even though they were belatedly elected to the RRHOF which says alot more about the Hall than it does the group. Mike Smith passed away just prior to the band's selection. Mike was one of the very best vocalists of the 60's and he always looked so cool pounding away on his Vox Continental.
@@forastero4ever *Grateful Dead, *Steppenwolfe. Dave Dee & Co. were fun.
#1 and 2 absolutely right #3 the who #4 beach boys #5 dave clark 5
Where the fuck is The Who, Led Zeppelin, Small Faces, and The Jimi Hendrix Experience?
Led Zeppelin gained their success in the 70-ies, so they're not considered as the 60-ies band.
Agree about The Who and Jimi Hendrix Experience.
justsmilehomie Yeah your right, but Zeppelin did release 2 of the best Zeppelin albums ever in my opinion.
justsmilehomie Huh? Zeppelin came out in '68, and released 3 albums before the 60's were out (2 albums in 1969). "Whole Lotta Love" was a big hit then. After playing the Fillmore East in January of '69, forget it. They were huge. Of course they went throughout the '70's and were amazingly popular for those who were a bit younger, but for those of us who were there at the beginning, they were also counted as a 60's band.
The Who definitely should have been there though!
Sakshat Tiwari And "My generation". :-)
This should read "My favourite 5 bands of the 1960s".
The best bands of the 1960s, if define in terms of popularity/record sales/body of work/legacy/influence etc..., are clearly the Beatles, Stones and probably The Who, The Kinks, and the Beach Boys
I dunno, I do not define good music in terms of sales.
Norman Smith Well if you are describing "Top bands" as opposed to "My favourite bands" then there has to be some criteria if want any level of objectvity. Record sales and number of number ones is at least measurable.
Yea, I understand what you're saying, kaiserbill. You're right, you need some criteria for "top" band. The Beetles were on top. Personally, not "my favorite band." Just something struck me when I read your comment, something about the relationship to sales and top bands who presumably play the best music. In my view, the best music puts a band on "top." But, as you imply, that's a very personal thing. I guess I am just not into bands being "commercialized" by sales. So, to label a band by sales rubs me differently, even though you're right about having some metric.
+Norman Smith best music? how about Love, ?
@@RoobieRhoo To be fair, Kaiserbill only included sales as one of at LEAST five significant criteria (see the 'etc..' at the end of his list) for identifying the 'best' bands/ music.
If sales were the only criterion, obviously that would be completely inadequate and quite possibly misleading. You have to look at the whole thing.
On the other hand, since there was such a plethora of extraordinary bands/ music in the 60s, it was a highly competitive field, and bands therefore really did have to be good to make any major/sustained impact in the charts. So in that era, I would argue that sales would be a relatively good criteria..
In contrast, nowadays relatively forgettable rubbish can attract huge sales just because there's really nothing much else in the way of great talent around, to compete, plus marketing is so much slicker now than it ever was in the 60s. I think I'd agree with you that it's therefore a reasonable argument that sales WOULD be an unreliable measure of the 'best' in music, currently. :-)
1.Creedence Clearwater Revival
2.The Beatles
3.Led Zeppelin
4.The Doors
5.The Rolling Stones
1 The Beatles
2 The Bee Gees
3 Creedence Clearwater Revival
4 The Kinks
5 Led Zeppelin
each one of us has his favorite band; to me it's THE DOORS
Well over 1,000 comments b/c we all have our fave lists to add. Music is a great unifier and at teh same time a tremendous motivator when you say who your favorites are.
JEFFERSON AIRPLANE, CSN&Y(but 'down by the river' was recorded by NEIL YOUNG alone), THE BYRDS, THE ROLLING STONES and THE BEATLES..what do you want more? ;)
MMMOOOOOORRRRE!
Nash made an appearance at the end for 1 second. You cot 4 right but not the airplane Beach boys, CCR, PERHAPS
T H E D O O R S !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
People might have subjective opinions, but the objective fact is that The Beatles were and are the greatest ever !
Depends on how you define "classic rock." Let's assume this disqualifies Motown and Muscle Shoals. In that case, my top 5 are Beatles, Stones, Credence Clearwater Revival, Led Zeppelin, Eagles. You might also consider Fleetwood Mac in there. Also, a lot of people consider the '60s to stretch from 1963-74 rather than 1960-70.
The Eagles? Wrong decade, unless you think the 60s lasted until about 1978.
1. Beatles
2. Rolling Stones
3. Moody Blues
4. Jerry & the
Pacemakers
5. The Byrds
Cream, The Jimi Hendrix Experience, The Animals, The Who, The Small Faces are coolest bands of The 60's.
Станислав Матвиенко good choices, probably the coolest bands of all time!
Good Taste bro, Cream was a Power house.
Beatles,Animals.Kinks,Byrds,Stones !
miss the moody blues
Play Doc Watson
7) The Beatles 6) The Doors, 5) Jimi Hendrix Experience, 4) Procol Harum, 3) Blood, Sweat & Tears, 2) Terry Kath and Chicago 1) Frank Zappa and The Mothers of Invention
my personal top 7 - in this order! btw , for what it's worth, I have earned a living as a full time pro musician for 40 years now, and I did not have rich parents.
Kudos for mentioning Zappa, Blood Sweat & Tears, and Chicago, along with the others. I respect anyone who can make a living as a musician in today's world, especially. My best friend from high school is sill struggling as a talented guitar player. I was in his garage band in the 70's.
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I like this list. My first concert I attended was BS&T. Loved Zappa's Hot Rats, especially
I will NEVER forget the most memorable thing Grace Slick ever said; Heroine is God's way of tellin' Ya that ya got too much fuckin' money!!!!
Very wise words from Grace--thx for the reminder.
1. The Beatles (objectively there is no competition)
2. Buffalo Springfield (Young, Stills, Messina, Furay in one band)
3. The Beach Boys (Pet Sounds, California Girls, Good Vibrations, I Get Around ... You need more?)
4. Jefferson Airplane (The quality of their song writing and recordings, in light of the amount of drugs they consumed may be the greatest achievement of mid-20th Century music)
5. The Doors / CCR
The Rolling Stones would make the list if 1970-71 were in the 60s ...
Jesus, Number one and you couldn't find a better video?
You could'nt get the right grooves on his rocord
Well, not typical Beatles in some ways, and the sound was off, it's true, but George was absolutely killing that Chuck Berry number, no doubt about it. Great to see/hear.
I like all of these groups they were all different but Awsome !
It’s all arbitrary , of coarse, but my list would’ve included The Doors, Cream and the Jimi. Hendrix Experience.
Great list, personally I would list Jefferson Airplane as #1, but that's my FAV group. The 60's had the best all time music, tough to pick just 5. I would also have included The Moody Blues.
I don't necessarily agree with every band - or song you chose (picking just the five best 60''s songs is basically
impossible) but nonetheless, I thank you for featuring George Harrison in the #1 spot - as he was always my fault Beatle.
Good job.
My top five are the following 1 Neil Young 2Santana 3 Cream 4 Beach Boys 5 Beatles ☆
The Beatles , The Rolling Stones, The Supremes (and other Motown groups), Bob Dylan and Simon and Garfunkel set the musical soundtrack for the Sixties. Other groups like The Beach Boys, Pink Floyd, Cream, Fleetwood Mac (Peter Green) and The Who were constants throughout that era as well. Particular songs like Albatross (Fleetwood Mac), Are you going to San Francisco (Scott McKenzie), Baby Love (Supremes), Whiter Shade of Pale (Procol Harum), Mr Tambourine Man (The Byrds), Shes Not There (The Zombies) and Brown Eyed Girl (Van Morrison) always seemed to be playing on a radio somewhere.
Great clip of George singing lead on "Roll Over Beethoven." I hadn't seen that one before
1-The Beatles
2-The Beatles
3-The Beatles
4-The Animals
5-The Rolling Stones
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How do you know the Beatles even wrote their own songs ???????????????????????
All five still belongs to The Beatles!
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No one can belt it out like Eric Burden when he just just a kid.
Everyone has their own list, of course. Mine would be:
1. The Beatles
2. The Rolling Stones
3. The Band
4. The Allman Brothers
5. The Beach Boys
I know the Allman Brothers didn't come into our consciousness until 1969, but they're in my Top 5 anyway.
If you'd asked me this 40 years ago, I probably wouldn't have included The Band, but as the years passed, I learned to appreciate their musicianship, and their songs weren't dated like so many others. They moved way up my list since the 60's. Guess I was a little slow to 'get' them. They only did a couple singles, but dig into their music and you'll see what I'm talking about.
Nice for The Band to get some love here. I was also a big Mountain fan back then. Felix Papalardi, a great Bassist, was also a great Studio mixer, and wasn't sufficiently credited by Cream.
1. The Beatles
2. Cream
3. Peter Greens Fleetwood Mac
4. The Who
5. Taste
1. The Beatles
2. The Rolling Stones
3. LED Zeppelin
4. Elvis Presley
5. The Who
Beatles forever!!!!
Yeah yeah yeaaaaaaahhhh!!!
5 Small Faces
4 The Kinks
3The Who
2 The Rolling Stones
1The Beatles
you selection was good but this would be my choice
The five greatest rock bands of the 60s were: (1) the Beatles, (2) the Beatles, (3) the Beatles, (4) the Beatles, (5) the Beatles. I might have these in the wrong order.
Dale Thornberry That's So Funny! And So True!
Dale Thornberry Ha! Ha!
Maybe The Who and The Stones can be N° 6 and 7
(After all one day The Beatles were at the 5 Tops on Billboard)
Zeppelin is better!
Dale Thornberry Beatles need to be stepped on
Dale Thornberry Very witty response! I love them too, though I do think I might squeeze a couple in there as well!
Great Grace Slick!!!! All the great group of 60´s
For me the five greatest rock bands of the 60s were (1) the Beatles (2) the Rolling Stones with Brian Jones (3 The Beatles (4) the Rolling Stones with Brian Jones (5) the Beatles.
Pieto
+Steve Smith Lol i had no idea this was such an issue
Some good choices in the comments. My personal favorites;
1. Beatles
2. Byrds
3. Small Faces
4. Animals
5. Moody Blues
Good list.
Grace Slick, in her day.
Good Job ! There are so many bands to choose from . One I would add is the Yardbirds.
I would never rank Crosby Stills and Nash so highly. Many bands from the era, which are considered relatively modest in their accomplishments, surpass them, including the Dave Clark Five, the Herman's Hermits and Jerry and the Pacemakers. (I like the brit invasion even when it's arguably goofy) And please, what about some of our stunning bands, like the Doors, the Animals, etc.
yeah I was right in the middle of the invasion herman hermits?? the rest were great honorable mention for herman
EEEEEEEWWWW Bubble Gum Rock
Crosby Stills and Nash were way better than the ones you mentioned. Maybe you only like simple rock, which is ok but some people like Crosby Stills and Nash’s music. Don’t tell me that their music wasn’t good.
@@markdebozo7092 It is, but put on the DC5 Bits and Pieces or Anyway You Want It and turn the stereo up you might feel a little differently about them.
Dave Dee , Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich , Tremeloes , Lovin Spoonful............ Greatest epoch !
Nice job! It is a hard choice to pick 5 groups from the 60s other than the Beatles and Stones that is, they were indeed giant. The early 60s mid 60s and late 60s where hugely different., I heard I want to hold your hand in 63. It and they were huge. I was in middle school at the time, and while there were certainly superb groups none beat the the beatles in the early to mid 60s for creativity joy and musical output.