Born 1948, this music is why music has been so important to my life. Watching Bandstand after school too. My mind is stuck in the 50s, 60s with no apology!
I 1st saw Elvis on Ed Sullivan at age 9. As early as age 12 girls were expected to know how to dress up, wear heels apply lipstick. Hair was bouffant. Most of us enjoyed the fun of it, I feel sorry that several generations of women will not experience glamour in their teen years.
Summer 1958 Just A Dream, that was my first girlfriend Jackie McGraw we were both 13, at summer's end she would wear my black leather jacket as we walk to Griffith Jr High, loved that beautiful green eyed Irish girl, hope she had a wonderful life the year she moved away 1959, i still miss her after all these years because we were very close at that time, i'm 76 now. Thanks so much Ultra Lists for putting out these great Oldies and the memories they bring to mind
@@brandonhaygood5286 I love and admire all artists you named and many others, Sinatra for instance and so on......but as far as I am concerned , the efffect that Elvis, his voice, his soul have on me is very deep.
@@annamariafacchiano1688 To each their own. I like Elvis and recognize the impact he has had, but he doesn't do it for me like some other artists have.
Nothing places you in time like the songs from that period. You remember what you were doing at the time. Some of these I haven’t heard since they were released. I saw the Everly Brothers on their reunion tour, and Roy Orbison shortly before he passed. Recently saw the Beach Boys with Mike Love, it was fantastic, and very emotional. I was just happy that he’s still with us and performing. You go to bed one night and when you wake up you’re 70 years old.
My parents bought a 58 CADILLAC in 1960. I was born in July of 59. I grew up with this car. My mom signed it over to me in 1980. I still have it, still drive it too! Lifelong southern California car. Cool to hear the music from when it was new. It was 1st sold January 6 ,1958.thanks for making this!
Sweet sixteen and enjoying every minute ( in spite of studying for my O levels). Plenty of time spent dancing to the records of these wonderful people and groups.Thank you all for the memories. 🤗❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👗👙🎷🎺🎤 Yes I did pass all my exams.
I was so blessed having older brothers and sisters. I got to enjoy music from the early 50s through late 70s . From Perry Como to The Turtles. I had a wonderful musical education. Music now is so much noise. Of course my grandkids love it.
OMG the best of my growing, happy and nahive teenage years! Gus were were so gentle and educated! I used to call Ricky Nelson and Elvis my boyfriends! All these songs were beautiful some to dance or some just to listen. Where are you little star? Poor little fool Dream, dream, drem Endless list!!!!!
Songs from the 50's and early 60's made you feel good. They were fun , danceable, and romantic. Memories were made back then . These kids today have nothing , they are lonely spending most of their time on their phones.
Im from the 90s and didnt grow up with these gems. Enjoying music from these old days really much. Must have been a great time. Just want to tell all the old boys and girls in this comment section who are crying about todays music being just shit makes you the same ignorant old people that you hated in your younger days, who didnt want to listen to your stuff. Even old times were better in old times.
Lol, so true. I am 72 but have always found good music thru the years, even today; though some rap songs are a bit much for me. If you love music there's good music thru the years. I think that most of the comments are more about memories than the actual music. Stay well. 🙂
Playing this for my mother on her 63rd birthday (Born in 58). The world was a better place back then, 2021 we’ve got a lot of work to do. Great video and list!
I was 15 years old and spent the summer in San Francisco. Good to hear beautiful music where the vocals are understandable and there are more then one line screamed over and over.
Ricky Nelson had such a beautiful voice. I loved hearing “Tom Dooley,” “He’s Got the Whole World In His Hands,” and “Purple People Eater”. I loved everything Dean Martin sang. Such Good Memories.
Brings back memories of "Parking" with my husband to be and listening to the radio. He has gone to be with the Lord now but oh such sweet and precious memories.
Now at 80 years old singing all these songs and know all the words best time of my life xmy children and grandchildren and greats hear these xthe whole world in his hands was sung at my grandsons christening xxlove all xx
Simply the best! Songs from the late 50s to early 60s the greatest the world has known. You could feel the blood coursing through your veins when you listened or danced. Forever in our hearts!
in Italy at that time we were poor but hopeful in a bright future and we dreamed American lifestyle, represented too by the movies, the rock music,jazz . i appreciated the first place assigned to "Volare" still today it is sung all over the world.
No argument here! "Don't is a great song. But as for Elvis's best song, I would have to call it a tie between "Don't" and"Can't Help Falling In Love With You."
1958 saw the last year of my National Service in Germany....... all of these hits, plus all those from 18 months before used to be heard from radio’s in barrack rooms all over camp..... the best time to be 18 -19 yrs old......
At the Hop is the first rock and roll song I ever remember dancing to. I was in 5th grade and it was at a sock hop at my elementary school. Fun memories.
The best word to describe this music from 1958, VINTAGE. In fact, Elvis Presley, the Everly Brothers and Rick Nelson (a.k.a. Ricky Nelson) each had two songs on this Top 30 list from 1958.
@@hugbug4408 Elvis offered nothing to 60s music. He made bad songs and even worse movies in the early 60s while “rock” deteriorated into a teen idol cess pool. Had Elvis truly been the King of rock he would have come out in the early 60s guns blazing. He didn’t. Elvis was a poser. Brilliant entertainer and great singer but without the blues songs he used in the 50s would be largely forgotten.
Having listened to oldies a lot over the years , I have found it interesting how 1958 seemed to give rise to novelty hits . Purple People Eater , Witch Doctor ,Short Shorts , Splish Splash
@@johnmunk5067 I miss those days! My HS friend had a sky-blue Rambler, and we'd save up our pennies to buy gas and go cruising. Not too hard to do back then, with gas at 25 cents a gallon! :)
I remember our local radio staion's Top 4o Chart listed all the versions of Volare available on 45. From memory there were 57! I have Bobby Rydell and Lita Rosa's versions. Great song!
No matter what era you were born you will always long for the past and it will always feel better than now because nostalgia blocks out the unpleasant stuff.
I miss the old days too, although I don't miss the hours I spent lying awake as a kid during the Cold War - wondering which plane overhead was the Russians coming to bomb us. But by comparison with today's insanity, it seems like a sweet, simple time. I love these oldies lists, as they bring back the good times.
I always love the songs from the past best because they were cleaner and more respectable not the time of illicit dirty stuffs that we are hearing today....lives is really sinking low as Jim said.
@Nemesis Prime: On the other hand, there were songs like "Good Golly, Miss Molly." At the time, I thought Little Richard was saying "You sure like the ball" (as in going to a school dance). Oh my. :D But overall, I so agree with you...
I remember watching the Ozzie & Harriet Show. I was too young to understand all the girls going nuts but I liked the show and music. Learned later that Ozzie had been a Big Band leader with modest success in the 40's and crossed into TV in its infancy. Good memories
I met him TWICE. He looked 10 times more handsome in person, if that's possible. And, he was the nicest, most down to earth celebrity l ever met. Just a prince.
Yes 1958 was the year Rock and Roll was at its best.Elvis Presley,Rick Nelson,Danny and the Juniors,the Platters and the Everly Brothers we had them all.
@@herminestover6305 That doesn't surprise me at all, Hermine. I've heard many stories of how difficult he was to get along with, so I wouldn't take it personally.
Awesome. I was seven. I remember well all but one of these songs Bird Dog. When you say 1958 the first thing that comes to my mind is Volare and hula hoops.
I remember bird dog and I was pretty young. I was at a shopping center with my mother and the song came on the radio. Because it was about a dog, I got a kick out of it and never forgot hearing it. I think it was one of my brother's favorite songs also. He was 5 years older than me.
i always hate looking through the comments of these videos because it's so many people bitching and moaning about modern day culture instead of actually appreciating the music
This was the year I became a reenaget and moved to Ecuador where they didn't play American music so I missed mosr of 58, as ll of 59, and half of 60. Came back in the summer of 60 and discovered Bandstand!! 😀
I am surprised they completely omitted Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, the Big Bopper (Jaye P. Richardson), and Robin Luke, who sang "Suzy Darlin'." Their songs are better than some of the ones played on the video.
My thinking exactly. Volare was so overrated and not a #1 song even though it had that run in the charts due to the Italian wave and people loving the big Italian songs that were new at the time. Valens had La Bamba and Come On Let's Go in 1958, and Big Bopper had Chantilly Lace, Buddy Holly had Peggy Sue, Everyday amongst others
I was ,ten years old in19 58.......thank you Google, thank you you tube , and all the scientists, technology for all this.......from India..Mumbai..thank God.
I was born in 1969 but I am really appreciating the music of the 50s and 60s. 70s 80s 90s music was good too. Unfortunately once it hit the 2000s they quality of music really fell. I am just glad I could experience music in two of those decades I mentioned.
4:42 Boy, Ricky Nelson had the dreamyist looking eye gaze of anyone I've ever seen! Don't know if that was more from Ozzie or Harriet; David did not have quite the same effect.
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Born 1948, this music is why music has been so important to my life. Watching Bandstand after school too. My mind is stuck in the 50s, 60s with no apology!
I was born in the best era. Don’t know what year it was but I saw Elvis & that was it for me. Love. The women were beautifully dressed.
The 50 s .far out
I 1st saw Elvis on Ed Sullivan at age 9. As early as age 12 girls were expected to know how to dress up, wear heels apply lipstick. Hair was bouffant. Most of us enjoyed the fun of it, I feel sorry that several generations of women will not experience glamour in their teen years.
Summer 1958 Just A Dream, that was my first girlfriend Jackie McGraw we were both 13, at summer's end she would wear my black leather jacket as we walk to Griffith Jr High, loved that beautiful green eyed Irish girl, hope she had a wonderful life the year she moved away 1959, i still miss her after all these years because we were very close at that time, i'm 76 now. Thanks so much Ultra Lists for putting out these great Oldies and the memories they bring to mind
Blessed is my Brother! He was 9 years older. He raised me on this music! My into to ROCK AND ROLL!!!
Reminds me of my sister. I was born in the 2000s but she's 13 years older than me. Showed me a lot of 80s and 90s music growing up.
Some make you laugh some make you cry but they all bring back a memory of a day gone bye
Beautiful
Hello friend
When families used to sit around singing all ages loved it now and then never forget so many memories .Dont Elvis wow
whats the name of the intro song? if you can help me
Beautiful songs, great artists, but nobody has the charisma, the magic, the stage presence of Elvis Presley.
...and the jordanaires!
Oh yea . Paul.Anka does
Michael Jackson? Freddie Mercury? Mick Jagger? David Bowie?
@@brandonhaygood5286 I love and admire all artists you named and many others, Sinatra for instance and so on......but as far as I am concerned , the efffect that Elvis, his voice, his soul have on me is very deep.
@@annamariafacchiano1688 To each their own. I like Elvis and recognize the impact he has had, but he doesn't do it for me like some other artists have.
1958....for the first time i heard LM radio here in SA....I was 13....I'm 75 now and still love these golden oldies.....best music ever.....
Nothing places you in time like the songs from that period. You remember what you were doing at the time. Some of these I haven’t heard since they were released. I saw the Everly Brothers on their reunion tour, and Roy Orbison shortly before he passed. Recently saw the Beach Boys with Mike Love, it was fantastic, and very emotional. I was just happy that he’s still with us and performing. You go to bed one night and when you wake up you’re 70 years old.
Just be thankful that you don't wake up and you're 10 again! lol. (66yo here).
Not sure that would be that bad.
That’s sure the truth.
Boy, I haven’t heard “Tom Dooley” probably since it came out.
My parents bought a 58 CADILLAC in 1960. I was born in July of 59. I grew up with this car. My mom signed it over to me in 1980. I still have it, still drive it too! Lifelong southern California car. Cool to hear the music from when it was new. It was 1st sold January 6 ,1958.thanks for making this!
Sweet sixteen and enjoying every minute ( in spite of studying for my O levels). Plenty of time spent dancing to the records of these wonderful people and groups.Thank you all for the memories. 🤗❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👗👙🎷🎺🎤
Yes I did pass all my exams.
Jane Morgan also had a hit in 1958!
Check out Mary Lou by The Creative Force, Amazing!
I was so blessed having older brothers and sisters. I got to enjoy music from the early 50s through late 70s . From Perry Como to The Turtles. I had a wonderful musical education. Music now is so much noise. Of course my grandkids love it.
Check out Mary Lou by The Creative Force, Amazing!
OMG the best of my growing, happy and nahive teenage years! Gus were were so gentle and educated!
I used to call Ricky Nelson and Elvis my boyfriends!
All these songs were beautiful some to dance or some just to listen.
Where are you little star?
Poor little fool
Dream, dream, drem
Endless list!!!!!
I used to call Elvis like that too haha what the hell with us
Check out Mary Lou by The Creative Force, Amazing!
Songs from the 50's and early 60's made you feel good. They were fun , danceable, and romantic. Memories were made back then . These kids today have nothing , they are lonely spending most of their time on their phones.
Ron, I so agree! My granddaughter is always on her phone and only 10!
@@rhondaboncutter5812 Hey Rhonda! "L'AMOUR EST BLEU"!! The Beach Boys needed your help in '65.😀
@@rhondaboncutter5812 Are you from the USA like me?
Im from the 90s and didnt grow up with these gems. Enjoying music from these old days really much. Must have been a great time. Just want to tell all the old boys and girls in this comment section who are crying about todays music being just shit makes you the same ignorant old people that you hated in your younger days, who didnt want to listen to your stuff. Even old times were better in old times.
Lol, so true. I am 72 but have always found good music thru the years, even today; though some rap songs are a bit much for me. If you love music there's good music thru the years. I think that most of the comments are more about memories than the actual music. Stay well. 🙂
I was 10yrs old in '58. My parents loved their music.....memories
Wow! It's incredible how much of your life flashes back when you hear this kind of music from those days. Good times!
Oldies are.the.best
"Poor Little Fool" by Ricky Nelson! At 8 y/o, I played that 45 over and over 'til my Mom made me stop. :)
and still sounds perfect as do the Evs
Honestly I can relate though
Playing this for my mother on her 63rd birthday (Born in 58). The world was a better place back then, 2021 we’ve got a lot of work to do. Great video and list!
Yes bands and singers and people in general had more class and respect for each other. Today is trash
I was 15 years old and spent the summer in San Francisco. Good to hear beautiful music where the vocals are understandable and there are more then one line screamed over and over.
Have you noticed how clean cut everyone is....and how you can understand the words of the songs?
I’m partial to oldies, especially the year’s 1955-62. A magical time to be a teenager.! Great Memories.!
shut up jimmy basic ass name
@@wokk9543 No
@@KaroshiSalad2000s but his name is so basic
Ricky Nelson had such a beautiful voice. I loved hearing “Tom Dooley,” “He’s Got the Whole World In His Hands,” and “Purple People Eater”. I loved everything Dean Martin sang. Such Good Memories.
I was in 3rd grade in 1958 and road a bus to school and the bus driver kept the radio on and we listened to this great music
My brother was 14 and i was 7 when these songs came out. I was introduced to rock n roll as a young child and was ever thankful
Brings back memories of "Parking" with my husband to be and listening to the radio. He has gone to be with the Lord now but oh such sweet and precious memories.
Very nice comment Judy.
Don't remember anything as I was in mum's belly at the time...shes sadly gone now how I miss her
Comon now Judy! I bet y'all did more than park
Sweet, Judy.
😻😻💋💋😀😀😀
Now at 80 years old singing all these songs and know all the words best time of my life xmy children and grandchildren and greats hear these xthe whole world in his hands was sung at my grandsons christening xxlove all xx
Simply the best! Songs from the late 50s to early 60s the greatest the world has known. You could feel the blood coursing through your veins when you listened or danced. Forever in our hearts!
I'm 41, just bought a 1958 cadillac coupe! Getting a Playlist together for it's first cruise!
in Italy at that time we were poor but hopeful in a bright future and we dreamed American lifestyle, represented too by the movies, the rock music,jazz . i appreciated the first place assigned to "Volare" still today it is sung all over the world.
@victory flight: IL Volo sings "Volare" so beautifully!
I'M GLADE I WAS THERE, I'M 78 NOW AND STILL GOING STRONG... THANK YOU GOD FROM TOMMY R. LI NY.
"Don't" ... Best Elvis Presley song ever !!
No argument here! "Don't is a great song. But as for Elvis's best song, I would have to call it a tie between "Don't" and"Can't Help Falling In Love With You."
Don't & American Triolgy my all time favorite Elvis songs.
It did prove that Jerry Leiber & Mike Stoller could write serious songs
@@0515stan what about "Love Coming Down". That was just as good by Elvis.
However, none of those songs earned him a Grammy. You would have to listened to his Gospel albums!!⭐⭐
I'm in my late 30s I love the music of the 50s. I so wish I could have grown up in this awesome decade.
Rip All legends that are now dead. Let your memory live on forever.
1958 saw the last year of my National Service in Germany....... all of these hits, plus all those from 18 months before used to be heard from radio’s in barrack rooms all over camp..... the best time to be 18 -19 yrs old......
I love hearing the old songs they were the very best! Please keep doing this. Thank You😊❤️
Loved the music.
Check out Mary Lou by The Creative Force, Amazing!
At the Hop is the first rock and roll song I ever remember dancing to. I was in 5th grade and it was at a sock hop at my elementary school. Fun memories.
Brings back great memories of my teenage year.
The best word to describe this music from 1958, VINTAGE. In fact, Elvis Presley, the Everly Brothers and Rick Nelson (a.k.a. Ricky Nelson) each had two songs on this Top 30 list from 1958.
All I have to do is dream, One of the best songs ever!
Shaun Meyer
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rip phil everly :(
I concur!
All I Have To Do Is Dream is perhaps the most perfect pop song of its time.
Dream lover 💝
What a stupid comment.
Check out Mary Lou by The Creative Force, Amazing!
Annette I also grew up in SA and I am78 now ..my memory is a bit fuzzy now but I think on a Saturday at 5 pm they played the latest hits
When an Elvis songs shows up it is like it had been 15 years ahead of its time.
Tell me about it
Elvis was a harbinger of things to come as America was headed toward the 60s!
@@hugbug4408 Elvis offered nothing to 60s music. He made bad songs and even worse movies in the early 60s while “rock” deteriorated into a teen idol cess pool. Had Elvis truly been the King of rock he would have come out in the early 60s guns blazing. He didn’t. Elvis was a poser. Brilliant entertainer and great singer but without the blues songs he used in the 50s would be largely forgotten.
It's almost impossible to not sing a long with these!
Many thanks for great memories. I was 16 at that time.
Doo Wop music. Belly rubbing and make out music, where has it gone. Loved the music
Many memorable records 1958.
Having listened to oldies a lot over the years , I have found it interesting how 1958 seemed to give rise to novelty hits . Purple People Eater , Witch Doctor ,Short Shorts , Splish Splash
Don't forget Chantilly Lace!
@@beverlymendheim5691 Beep Beep
@@johnmunk5067 "Hey buddy, how do I get this car out... of... se... cond gear?!" :)
@@AuntieMHere Bee bee bee bee bee bee bee bee beep beep beep!!!
@@johnmunk5067 I miss those days! My HS friend had a sky-blue Rambler, and we'd save up our pennies to buy gas and go cruising. Not too hard to do back then, with gas at 25 cents a gallon! :)
Man, how stuck on the twelve bar blues were we in the latter fifties!? The three chord song in full swing.
PMCM.Yep man learnt to play guitar in 59 .Only had to learn 3 chords.lol
And by 1984, we finally made it to the one-chord song with Springsteen's "Born in the USA." :-0
I was very lucky to grow up in the fifties and early sixties. Best music ever and still us
Thank you so much for bringing back a lot of memories ❤️❤️❤️
All of these old songs are the best, what the hell has happened to music today.?
No real talent and class, these day...
The same thing that happened to everything else. Turned to feces.
The movies now are bad to
Today's language has become filthy.
You don't listen to it, that's what happened
I remember our local radio staion's Top 4o Chart listed all the versions of Volare available on 45. From memory there were 57! I have Bobby Rydell and Lita Rosa's versions. Great song!
Now, where’s “Fever” the hit by Peggy Lee?
I was 4 but I still remember 25% of these songs or more.
These are a great series, all of them.
I know all the words!!! After 60 odd years, wonder how many will be able to say that about todays music??
I can iam72
BRING BACK THE OLD DAYS SIMPLE DAYS TROUBLE FEE TIMES LOVE AND MUSIC AND GOD
No matter what era you were born you will always long for the past and it will always feel better than now because nostalgia blocks out the unpleasant stuff.
I miss the old days too, although I don't miss the hours I spent lying awake as a kid during the Cold War - wondering which plane overhead was the Russians coming to bomb us. But by comparison with today's insanity, it seems like a sweet, simple time. I love these oldies lists, as they bring back the good times.
I always love the songs from the past best because they were cleaner and more respectable not the time of illicit dirty stuffs that we are hearing today....lives is really sinking low as Jim said.
Nothing more racy than kissing is ever mentioned.
@Nemesis Prime: On the other hand, there were songs like "Good Golly, Miss Molly." At the time, I thought Little Richard was saying "You sure like the ball" (as in going to a school dance). Oh my. :D But overall, I so agree with you...
Excellent compilation
I miss every song, brings me back life 😅
Tempo was on the upswing by 1958. Thank you.
Glad I was there!
The Billboard Charts Top 100 debuted in 1958. Poor Little Fool was the very first #1 song on the first listing.
Jerry Brownell Conway twisty
Conway Twitty
Jerry Brownell
Actually Billboard started charting records in 1940 but in July 1958 they combined all genres into what they called the Hot 100.
Ricky Nelson was so handsome!!
Yeah!
I remember watching the Ozzie & Harriet Show. I was too young to understand all the girls going nuts but I liked the show and music. Learned later that Ozzie had been a Big Band leader with modest success in the 40's and crossed into TV in its infancy. Good memories
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Went to school with him.. Hollywood High .. he c lived on Camino Palmero Drive
I met him TWICE. He looked 10 times more handsome in person, if that's possible. And, he was the nicest, most down to earth celebrity l ever met. Just a prince.
I was 12 in 1958. I know every one of these songs. Nice job putting this together! Thanks!
long life the oldies!!!!!! yeah😁😁😁😁
Great music beats the music they call crap sorry rap no I was right crap
I was 11 years old in 1958
Surprisingly to me I remember these songs as if it were yesterday
Hi I was 8 at the time and remember every one great music I live in UK some where by different artist but all great. Thanks
Elvis was z big game changer in where the youth of America was heading!
Yes 1958 was the year Rock and Roll was at its best.Elvis Presley,Rick Nelson,Danny and the Juniors,the Platters and the Everly Brothers we had them all.
Love the old music
Check out Mary Lou by The Creative Force, Amazing!
A year before I was born but I was brought up with this fantastic music
Johnny B Goode - Chuck Berry. Arguably the best Rock n Roll song ever written. Release date: March 1958.
After his live performance, I went up to compliment him, and he was VERY COLD. as if it was just some distasteful job.
@@herminestover6305 That doesn't surprise me at all, Hermine. I've heard many stories of how difficult he was to get along with, so I wouldn't take it personally.
Good collection great 🤗
I would give All the Money I have which is no MUCH to Live the Lives On Those Old Days
All that doo wop and rock 'n' roll! I'm going through these from 1950 onwards and 1958 feels like peak 50s
My favorite kind of music.
@Craig Hope Good to see that some of the younger generation appreciates good music
If Elvis had not been drafted into the Army in 1958 he would probably have had the top 5 places minimum.
Yeh And If The KING Had Been Black He' Could Have Change Is Religion Stayed At Home . As Chuck Berry Said (Greatest Talent Ever).How TRUE.
very right,David!
@Fire ball Truth don't talk out of your arse.
@@arroncample9670 Are you referring to Cassius Clay/Muhammed Ali?
Chuck Berry all the way. Not only he wrote almost 99% of the lyric, but he can really play that guitar to the max.
Ricky Nelson , unique sweetness 🥰
This great music sure brings back a lot of good old memories and happy times!!!
Today is nothing but shit music.......
@paulieslennon TEMPO...Knows what she's talking about...FOR SURE!!!
Today’s music is just that... a cultural expression. I’m OK with enjoying what makes your toes tap or brings a smile.
Great Year 😊
Awesome. I was seven. I remember well all but one of these songs Bird Dog. When you say 1958 the first thing that comes to my mind is Volare and hula hoops.
+Jake Miller Thanks for watching!
I remember bird dog and I was pretty young. I was at a shopping center with my mother and the song came on the radio. Because it was about a dog, I got a kick out of it and never forgot hearing it. I think it was one of my brother's favorite songs also. He was 5 years older than me.
OMG I had forgotten Jimmy Clanton! Thank you!
@createone100: As kids, we were always puzzled by "Just a Dream," because it sounded like Clanton was saying "How can I live in Missouri?"
Born in October 1959 but am sure I was here earlier. Know all the words to these songs.
i always hate looking through the comments of these videos because it's so many people bitching and moaning about modern day culture instead of actually appreciating the music
Hello friend
Totally agree .
Don't look
FUCK NICKI MINAJ! ALL WOMEN DO IS TWERK!!!!
Or bitching about other commenters
Great music love it
1958 was a year for classics.
This was the year I became a reenaget and moved to Ecuador where they didn't play American music so I missed mosr of 58, as ll of 59, and half of 60. Came back in the summer of 60 and discovered Bandstand!! 😀
I am surprised they completely omitted Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, the Big Bopper (Jaye P. Richardson), and Robin Luke, who sang "Suzy Darlin'." Their songs are better than some of the ones played on the video.
This list sucks. Don’t sweat it. A bunch of crap like Pat Boone
They only had one Richie Valens in 59 and no Holly.
My thinking exactly. Volare was so overrated and not a #1 song even though it had that run in the charts due to the Italian wave and people loving the big Italian songs that were new at the time. Valens had La Bamba and Come On Let's Go in 1958, and Big Bopper had Chantilly Lace, Buddy Holly had Peggy Sue, Everyday amongst others
Where goes the time to when it passed? I'd like to bring it back.
Born in late '58 and I love this music
1958--the year I went to an orphanage... Dec. 8, 1958--St. John's School, Deep River, Ct. Such is life and the way of all flesh!
Steven Torrey Sorry to hear that. I was abadoned when I was 4 in 1955. Some kids who are abandoned want to find their blood parents. I never did.
Steven Torrey The year I was born.
So GLAD music has changed since
then.
Sorry you went to an orphanage! I hope you were treated well! Hope things are good for you as an adult!!
Me too. St. Michael’s in Hopewell, N.J. Didn’t get to hear much of anything that year. Just nuns yelling. Jane Hughes
@@eileengn1 • .remember it well, not in your town.
i love 1958 Songs
I was ,ten years old in19 58.......thank you Google, thank you you tube , and all the scientists, technology for all this.......from India..Mumbai..thank God.
To everyone who thought some artists or songs should have been chosen all I can say is- Make your own list. This is Ultralists choices.
thank you
BEST MUSIC EVER !!!!! THIS stuff they call music today is a JOKE!!!!!
robert ward was born in 59 know a few of these songs not all of them but better then the music of today
I WAS 17 TEEN AT THE TIME GOD BRING IT BACK
I was born in 1969 but I am really appreciating the music of the 50s and 60s. 70s 80s 90s music was good too. Unfortunately once it hit the 2000s they quality of music really fell. I am just glad I could experience music in two of those decades I mentioned.
Amen!!!
Music nowadays is for business and money.
1958 Cannot believe I graduated 62 year’s ago!
Yes!!!! I was in the eight grade and enjoyed all of these artists!!
Omg still love Ricky Nelson!!!
Hello Lorriane, How are you doing?
Learnt to play guitar around 1959 ,great thing was most of the great early 50s 60s stuff was just 3 chords .I learnt a few more since then.lol
These all sound great. Unlike the shit we get these days, where only like every 10 out of 100 songs are alright
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4:42 Boy, Ricky Nelson had the dreamyist looking eye gaze of anyone I've ever seen! Don't know if that was more from Ozzie or Harriet; David did not have quite the same effect.
My sister always said Rick was such a kid and brother David was the marrying kind! We all loved Rick's music.
Anyone born in 1958?
March 11 here!
December 11
Lot of work to find all those clips to go with the music. Great job.