1967 Number One Hits: Hidden Music No One Listens To Anymore
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ต.ค. 2024
- Seems no one listens to music from the early 60s anymore so, let's enjoy music from a past decade.
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We listened to all those Great songs on the radio n knew all the words ❤
great music
I LOVED THAT SONG WINDY, I WAS IN PRE-SCHOOL.
I was a little girl in Hawaii and Loved all of those songs, but Ode to Billie Joe...😢😢so sad.
Even though I was only seven years old, I listened to this music lots, what a great video I like the trivia in between the songs keep up the good work
1 of My FAVORITE SONGS❤❤❤
Loved that song of Letter!! Ode to billiejoe, soooo goood❤❤❤
To Sir with Love.
Um, what chart are you using? Bobby Vee's "Come Back When You Grow Up" peaked at #3 on the Billboard Hot 100, spending 3 weeks at that spot (held out of the top by "Ode to Billie Joe" for 2 of those weeks and "The Letter" for the 3rd week, with the Supremes' "Reflections" at #2 for the first 2 weeks and "Billie Joe" for the 3rd week). It's a good song but it's NOT a "Number One hit" from 1967.
Bobby Gentry didn’t totally leave show biz.Briefly in 1974,she had a 4 episode variety show on CBS that replaced Sonny and Cher.Talk about one 1960s icon taking over another!!!
Love Neil Diamond.
my two favorite 67' songs are "Brown-eyed Girl" and "A Whiter Shade of Pale" but I don't remember if they charted number one even though they were number ones to me.
And Ed King went into classical music as a classical piccolo player. The fun facts just keep on comin.😳😳😳😂
Light my fire!!
Had 3 of these on 45rpm.
And "Soul Man?" Okay, it did hit Number One on the R&B chart (for an impressive 7 weeks) but it stopped at #2 on the Hot 100. It did top the Cashbox pop chart for a single week but "Expressway to Your Heart" didn't even crack the Cashbox Top 5 so, again, what's your basis for "Number One Hit" status?
RESPECT is still widely heard and played. So is Light My Fire so I don't know what you mean that nobody hears them anymore.
And, again, "Never My Love" did NOT top the Hot 100. It did top the Cashbox chart, but you're being inconsistent in the "Number One" status. If you're going by the Cashbox chart (with "Soul Man" and "Never My Love" being Cashbox #1s--but not "Expressway to Your Heart"), then you missed quite a few songs. "Georgy Girl" by the Seekers, "Ruby Tuesday" by the Rolling Stones, "Love Is Here and Now You're Gone" by the Supremes, "Penny Lane" by the Beatles, "Somethin' Stupid" by Frank and Nancy Sinatra, "The Happening" by the Supremes (the last five of which also topped Billboard), "A Little Bit Me, a Little Bit You" by the Monkees, "I Got Rhythm" by the Happenings, "Can't Take My Eyes Off You" by Frankie Valli, "The Rain, the Park and Other Things" by the Cowsills, "Daydream Believer" by the Monkees and "Hello Goodbye" by the Beatles (the last two of which also topped Billboard). I really like music-based channels but I also expect a little bit of consistency in presentation and a bit more fact-based information except where the channel is specifically designed as a kind of personal preference channel.
I did get REALLY tired of the "things were better back in my day" attitude and I'm not exactly a millennial or even a Gen Xer. I remember Casey Kasem and "American Top 40." But, you kind of forgot that there was genuine garbage in 60s music. There was studio gimmickry in production and it wasn't always a bad thing. And, several of the things you tout as "positives" in this video were part of the "machine" of making music. (Yes, the Monkees had to fight to play their own instruments and write their own songs but all of their US Top 10 hits were written outside the group and their own material generally ended up as B-sides which did manage to chart due to the way Billboard worked back then, but rarely very high.)
As someone who grew up on 60s music, thanks for making this video but the clip you chose for To Sir With Love looked like a later live performance and did not do it justice in my opinion. Also some of these songs did not top the Billboard Hot 100 fyi
And, again, "Expressway to Your Heart?" Another good song but another one that did NOT make it to "Number One"--it stopped at #4 on the Billboard Hot 100 for a single week (behind "To Sir With Love," "Soul Man" and "It Must Be Him" in the top 3) and stalled at #3 on the R&B chart.
Good imagination 😅😅
Gentry never really revealed what it was about, and there isn't any good fit,but...
Logistics aside, I always assumed that the girl had an abortion/miscarriage and they threw the fetus off the bridge.
I just can't think of anything bigger than a wedding ring, that would make even a little bit of sense
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