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See song listing in comments section.
Almost 40 minutes on this one.
All Beatles tunes are blocked on TH-cam but the audio from some live performances is okay to use.
1. Simon & Garfunkel - The Sounds Of Silence #1 in January 1966 on the Columbia label in stereo.
2. The Beatles - We Can Work It Out #1 in January 1966 on the Capitol label. Live performance video.
3. Petula Clark - My Love #1 in February 1966 on the Warner label in stereo.
4. Lou Christie - Lightnin' Strikes #1 in February 1966 on the MGM label in stereo.
5. Nancy Sinatra - These Boots Are Made For Walkin' #1 in February 1966 on the Reprise label in stereo.
6. SSgt Barry Sadler - The Ballad Of The Green Berets #1 in March 1966 on the RCA Victor label in stereo.
7. The Righteous Brothers - (You're My) Soul And Inspiration #1 in April 1966 on the Verve label in stereo.
8. The Young Rascals - Good Lovin' #1 in April 1966 on the Atlantic label in stereo.
9. The Mamas & The Papas - Monday, Monday #1 in May 1966 on the Dunhill label in stereo.
10. Percy Sledge - When A Man Loves A Woman #1 in May 1966 on the Atlantic label. Johnny T mix.
11. The Rolling Stones - Paint It, Black #1 in June 1966 on the London label in nice stereo.
12. The Beatles - Paperback Writer #1 in June 1966 on the Capitol label. Live performance.
13. Frank Sinatra - Strangers In The Night #1 in July 1966 on the Reprise label in stereo.
14. Tommy James & The Shondells - Hanky Panky #1 in July 1966 on the Roulette label. Stereo mix.
Sonny I have 2 Beatles album's one is
By Capitol Records REVOLVER
OTHER is RINGO with the upside down RINGO 1ST. PRESS
HOW DO I FIND THE TRUE VALUE OF THEM. GET RIPPED OFF AROUND HERE IF NOT CAREFUL.
THANK YOU lOVE
@@marieholt690 Look them up on eBay and look in the left column of the page for "completed" items and that should show you what they've been selling for...good luck.
Thank you love
Hope you have a wonderful day.
Thank you love for all your great songs.
Love them
Sleeping pill is kicking in so will fall asleep listening to music.
Goodnight and Sweet Dreams
I appreciate the amout of work that went into all of these lists .
Anyone who wasn't around at the time will never ever understand the magic the 60s have been
It’s our time and place under the sun ☮️…thanks the oneness
I understand where youre coming from, i was pretty young but i dont forget the death tallies from vietnam, the riots in almost every city, and the democratic chicago convention, the forced bussing, and national guard shooting kids at kent st., watergate, and MLK, JFK and brother and even george wallace. Maybe you only like to revisit the good times, and i dont blame you, but with the vietnam war going on, etc., you are looking at the past through rose colored glasses. My grandkids arent bullied in school the way i was
@@user-iv2iu2wf4w Politics is the filthiest of games in any era so I choose to turn my head away and shut my ears not belonging to those martyrs who think they can change the world overnight by stupid protests. You are right I was only thinking of the glory days.
@@user-iv2iu2wf4w Politics is the filthiest of games in any era so I turn my head away and shut my ears as I do not belong to a group of martyrs who think they can change the world overnight by stupid protests. You are right I was referring to just the good times and music.
1965-1975....hands down, the best damned decade for music. PERIOD.
I lived the sixties without realizing what a music heaven we were living in at that time, so many great bands we got spoiled! Tears of memories!
Anyone who has not lived in the 50's and 60' s have no Idea what real freedom is.
Absolutely no doubt
.... and in the great 70s!
I turned 15 in '66. The best music ever played on our transistor radios. Dancing and bands were everything. I was lucky to grow up with the birth of Motown and tons of legendary artists, living in Michigan.
THE most talented musicians EVER kept us groovin in the 60s and 70!
Happy memories - at 71 this girl still loves Rock, every day!
Yep, the good ol days 😊
🎸🎶📻 ✌️❤🌼
Nothing like walking down the street with a tranny nestled against your ear. Dansette and Pye Poppet, still have latter!
I was 15 he was 18. 55 years 3 kids, 5 grandkids & 4 great-grandkids and still in love and still enjoying those great
songs.
Thanks for the nice comment, Rita.
You are so very lucky. ❤
❤❤❤❤
Graduated in June of 66. Went in the army in September. Married in 67. Still sing and dance to this same music with that same gorgeous girl!
I also graduated in 66 and went into the Army the following March. If ever there was a time to live it was in the mid-sixties. That music can't be duplicated.
ELP
Lucky Man
❤Das gleiche mach ich auch ❤❤🙏👍
I was born 66
Ah, 1966 was a memorial year. I was asked to take a girl to her junior prom as she took a chance I'd be home on a day off from my AF assignment. I had been heavily involved with her older sister for years but the military separation ended that. I had a 63 Ford with a high performance dual qual with big cam and we dated for several weeks until my motor blew. I bought a 66 Mustang and from then on it was every time I had my days off. We dated heavily that summer and then got engaged in August even though she was only 17 and I was 22. We married on December 15 at a little Methodist church that was decorated with pine and red ribbons with only family and close friends there. She was a senior then but we went to West TX and she finished high school. Still together after all these 57 years and have been around the world thanks to the USAF and now just living out whatever time we have on this Earth.
Dual quads, must have been a screamer...thanks for commenting.
Lucky man
I finished high school inn 66 man what memories
Loved your memories, thanks for sharing.❤
Thank you for your service. Congratulations on a marriage that made it through, peace and blessings.
Born in 57 listened to all this cool songs on my Western Electric transistor radio. WLS radio station from Chicago.
I win a free trip to VIETNAM, and have not been the same, at 77 years the memories are still very fresh. Thank you LBJ. Old Army Paratrooper .
Glad you're still here all my friends who went there are gone to be with Jesus where we will all be to meet again soon.
@@Roylamx Loved '60s AM radio so much it inspired my becoming drummer, later DJ, after Uncle Sam turned me down. What a blessing as had friends who didn't make it home alive & many that did weren't the same. Sadly by then, the '60s music grew up with was much different by 1972. Still DJ'd many years after learning to love country music as well. Wish I'd been born 10 years earlier, but God had His plan. Now 72 & blessed with good health overall. Never let this great music die. God bless.
Thank you for serving this great Nation
Welcome home trooper. Spent my tour in Vietnam and Combodia with the 1st. Cav Division - 1970
im glad you are still with us.
Graduated basic training in March 1966. Oh, the memories this brings back. Was 19 then, 77 now.
Met my sweet heart 1966 married 1972 we are still married. We love the music from those years.
We have 2 great sons. I was diagnosed with lung cancer, hoping to beat it, having chemotherapy’s for the next couple of years. Got every thing crossed love the music,
The Wonderful Sixties-Ringing Guitars!!!!
I miss those days the music was awsome I’m 73 now wish the music would come back and the 60 s
I was 10 years old in 66, my brothers were 14 and 16. They played all these songs, so I was blessed to grow up listening to them. I have so many childhood memories associated with these songs. What I wouldn't give to go back to that Era and do it all over again. ❤
I was in high school in the 1960s. Class of '68. These songs bring back wonderful memories ❤
I guess you were not a military nurse across the pond. You missed your calling about wonderful.
It was a massive time of great expansion. We are living out the results of this profound period now. Many blessings to all who made it home and thanks to all who sacrificed their lives, everything has gone full circle, all we fought for is here. Be the present it is your gift!💐❤️🌏
Unforgettable ❤
My friend invited down to his apartment when he got Sounds of Silence . Listened to it over and over. We were just stunned!
I was born at an early age and grew up to this great music , great clothes, great friends , great looking girls and great times.The generation of todays have sadly nothing to compare , sitting at their game consoles and texting heavy tattooed women who weigh more than their father's car.
Oh so right on! Best music ever!
f---ing hilarious but also sad, people spending there retirement money at the tattoo parlors and looking like derelict circus freaks at 30
Hahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahahahahah todays generation r butch of weaklings...their soft ....and useless
I love how you were born at an early age! I know how you meant it but its funny to read
Surely 1966 was the very best year these are number 1 but think of those that did not make it to the top some absolute belters including God Only Knows and River deep Mountain High, great being young then.
In Vietnam 1965 till Oct 66 . Literage Div river rat. Did not hear most of these song till I got back. Great tunes,still love hearing them.
9 years old when this music was released … love it still today
I also won a trip to sunny Vietnam in 1967. 25th Infantry Div. What was that war about? It was totally avoidable. So many lives cut short, so sad.
Beatles pure magic
This Gary Brandom on this day my father passed away on this7-26-66 I was 13 yrs old he was a WW 2 Navy veteran. 😢❤see you soon dad. Rapture time.
I was born in 1957. I remember this stuff playing on car radio. My wife and I enjoy just laying back listening and singing along to these songs. Makes us want to go cruising in our 1967 Mercury Cougar while playing these songs.
67 Cougar, nice car and thanks for commenting.
@Marshall Me too, born in March, 1957.. these songs were soundtrack to our whole youth, and yes, on the radio nonstop..think I've got them all on 45's as well. The greatest music in history we got to grow up to!! How lucky were we to grow up then?? The Wonder Years!!
'58 here, yes
Was on my first tour to Vietnam ! 18 years old the music was great then and still is ! Better than RAP !
To each their own, but Rap-Jap-slap-CRAP is not music.
EVERYTHING and ANYTHING is better than RAP- CRAP!
Sir I was born in 1962, not my time musically. I listen to 50's and 60's music mostly, why cuz it was the best time for music and all types of music. Thank you sir for serving. 🤝
Rap is garbage. It should be obvious.
@@user-bo3yb3er3k I can't agree more.....and the institutions that recognize it as such should be "disbared"!
Graduated HS June 5, 1966. Lots of water over the dam since then. Music from then takes you back to IMHO way simpler, happy time. Not even remotely the same country today as then. Eisenhower warned of the Military Industrial Complex in his 1960 speech and as a society we have allowed his warning to go unheeded.
Thanks for commenting.
I was 16/17 in 1966. When I hear these songs, it seems like yesterday
me too Pam God bless you we made it
Although I was born in 1963, With 4 older sisters around I was raised on 50's, 60's, and 70's tunes. good times. good tunes. :)
classic country was awesome too
I was born in 1966. The era with it's great music resonates and always brings a smile to my face.
66' Feb18 i was born
I also knew these songs because my brother was born in 1960
Graduated from high school in 66. Good times
Great music I'm 70 years old now That Music still have the records
Great I was 8 1968 first time to heard this wonder full music
We were married May 27th, 1966. Music was so good back then. Before rap and crap.
Songs actually had emotion and real meaning. Farewell music its been good to know yah' ...!
I married my wife judy in1972 i miss her so much she died in 2022 age 69 this was the best music of the 60s in Australia
1966 was a very good time in my life and the music seemed to reflect almost a magical time. White, middle-class, too young to be fodder for the American MI Complex in Vietnam. For some of us, it was a great time and will never come again.
The beautiful Petula Clark with the Tony Hatch Orchestra. Magical!
Was number one song when I graduated basic training I'm March 1966.
What a wonderful time to be a teenager, graduated in 1967 Granada Hills High School, sweet memories.
I was ten,but my sister listened to these songs. It was the first music I listened to.
To ALL those fellow Americans who served, with admiration and appreciation - Thank You! Was on the 6th grade in ‘66. President Nixon abolished draft and initiated all volunteer armed forces in 1972 when I registered for the draft. Our two sons volunteered and became US Marines after 911. I am very grateful for ALL you 60’s American Veterans. You ALL honored our generation. ❤
Semper Fi from an older Marine.
USMC 1969 - 1970
GRANDE VIETNAM!!!
WARMONGERING TRASH ALL OF YOU
Rachanee Suzie Q many thanks for your lovely songs that you're sharing I was listened since I was 19 and now I am 78 Thank you so much again. You're make the old guy like me very very happy..Thanks 😊
Thanks for commenting.
1966 I just turned 10 in that year , living in London uk 🇬🇧 coming home from school , tea jam sandwiches on the table , I started buying records from pocket money given by my grandparents,,, obviously the Beatles were big , but the 1st song that made me aware was “ young girl” by Garry pucket “ 67 now how did all go so fast ???
In those days there were no “ free free palastine maarches every week ,, it would never have been tolerated
This music had such life to it. We as a country were not yet divided.
Yes it was ... I am old enough to remember the Vietnam demonstrations, the police beating students , the National Guard shooting four students at Ohio State Uni , the gore of the Democratic Convention in Chicago , California Governor Ronnie Reagan making open carry illegal when the Black Panthers guarded their homes with loaded shotguns ... This music was a background to all of that ... The 60s were a long way from peace and love .
It wasn't long in coming, though...the protests started in 1966 at the draft board building in lower Manhattan, if I'm not mistaken. It may have been 1967, though. What I know for sure is that the draftees were assembled at the building on Thursday mornings and buses came to bring them to boot camp. The looks on their faces when they saw the angry mobs of hippies was heartbreaking...and that was nothing compared to what they would face if they were unlucky enough to be sent to Nam.
What? The hawks vs. the righteousness fought in the streets while the drafted were in the jungle. Hello!
I love and remember many of these wonderful songs, thank you Sonny for posting these wonderful songs. At times sing to many of them.❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊😊😊song #2 as good as the real recording! (The Beatles)
The Sound of Silence is pure genius of Paul Simon and perfectly performed by Artie as well
Amen!
just magic
Boxed in the Army, still do the 50 pushups a day, started in 66, still jump rope 200 times without a miss friends ask "what's my secert" same answer for all these years, The 60's music Baby!!
Good music makes me travel back to my childfood. Thank you.
Man..I was 15 and we were blessed with all this beautiful radio music and creative original sounds. I'm so glad I lived through it all!!....Enjoy these songs youngsters.
I turned 15 that summer, had my first serious boyfriend, graduated middle school and my father came home from his first tour of duty in Viet Nam. I also learned about belt polishing dancing and stopped going everywhere in a group, but as couples. Good memories.
Yes ...im 73 now...this still resonates ..the time ..the moment ..the people ...the sadness
14.
Dad died year previous.
I was 16 yrs old it’s still the best music brings great memories
Born in 46. Lived through what may be the greatest decade of pop music. Fortunately found unfit for military service and Vietnam. Met my lady in 67. Still together and loving this music. Thanks to You Tube and the compiler of these albums. I still have a lot of the vinyls on the shelf.
Unfit for brain washing? I went into the army 3 decades later. I can kick myself for not becoming a lifer. I thought I could tolerate only three years. I found out later that I could put up with bullshit a lot longer than that after all. e.g. the USA gvt. lol ❤
Sorry error. "couldn't tolerate". Glad to hear that your marriage lasted. God bless you guys, and your family! ❤
Guess I didn't make a mistake. Except I made a reply vs a msg.😂 Sorry.
Another 46er here too.....
The music of my birth year in Jan 1966. Was my favorite back then and still is almost 58 years later, I still listen to this music.
Yes, I too was born in 1966 [May], and you're right, these songs are some of my favourites too!! Great music!
1966 was the most eventful year of my life and this music takes me right back to it. I graduated from high school, gpt married, had my first baby and turned 18 years old, just not in that order. We had to do things that way to keep my high school sweetheart from being drafted and sent to Viet Nam. Thank you for this video and the walk down memory lane.
Thanks for the nice comment.
welcome home from the Nam, Amen to that
Smart realizing like I did back then I didn't want to be a pawn in some rich mens games
53 years together and still think these are the best music
I graduated in 1966 from tucker high school Atlanta, Georgia and my father was in the vending business, the jukebox business and all these 1966 hits everyone brings back so many great memories 1966 and a fantastic year
so did I but I got drafted
11 years old in '66. A doctor told me I had been depressed since my teens. Wish I had your great memories.
One of the best collections of what is going on with the universe
I was five years old...but I was definitely listening...
My grandmother and best friend had that song. She would put it on and play it once in a while. The sound of silence. She died from Cancer in 1988. Lord do I miss her.
Condolences. May she RIP. You will meet again for sure.
@@dgall3794 your a nutter
😥
Graduated High School in June of 1966, such a peaceful time of my youth.
WHO...Graduated High School in June of 1966???
а я в москве в 1967 году поступил в школу. лучшие дни нашей страны СССР в преддверии коммунизма - рая на земле
Graduated in 66 best days of my life
I've said this numerous times on several sites......when you combine pop and rock....1966, imo, is the single greatest year for music.
I think you're correct...thanks for commenting.
I would agree 👍
Very impressive to find a live Beatles. Thanks
I graduated from high school in 1966 and the music was great back then. Lots of nostalgia - I can't believe so many of the people I knew my age have passed away. I don't feel old - yet.
We all live and we all die; it's merely a question of how and when, Kathleen. And if we are lucky, we live out our normal lifespan. It's very sad when people die when young and don't get to live out their lifespan, and that is difficult to deal with. There is always someone we like or love that is older than we are, so we may have to go through losing friends or loved ones a number of times during our own life. We grieve, and time passes, we feel better, but we NEVER forget them! And that's how it should be.
I am old enough to be your father Kathleen. Your age is just the number of birthdays you've had. Old is a state of mind.
@@davidtuer5825 At closing in on 75 years of age, I can't imagine you being old enough to be my father. I was born in 1948. You are really quite a Guinness record holder. I wasn't born in 1966. I graduated from high school in 1966.😁
@@kathleenmckeithen118 I was born in 1943 so I admit I wasn't precocious enough to have fathered you😂😂, but that wasn't really my point was it?
@@davidtuer5825 The "I am old enough to be your father," just needed to be addressed. I got your point about age being a state of mind, of course.
I remember the house we lived in, in Arvada, CO, in '66. I don't have images in my mind of snow.....only summer. I still have a memory of being in my backyard and hearing Guantanamera by the Sandpipers coming from a house caddy corner to ours. I remember hearing Strangers in the Night. My folks were big Sinatra fans. There was no fence between our backyard and the neighbors behind us. The dad raced sprint cars. Robby, the kid next door showed me his Spiderman comics.....our Dad was opposed to comic books.....and that's when I discovered the new Black Panther superhero. I remember a dude in the neighborhood had a Barracuda he liked to leave in the driveway. Too often I want to go back to the 60s.
Saw Lou Christly on stage. Love his music.
I was 17 she was 14 almost 50 years and two kids later love her
I was born in May 1966 and it is very interesting and quite exciting to know what songs were popular in my year of birth. All that I've heard so far have not disappointed me, in fact, these are some of my favourites!!
I was 11 in '66. Every Sunday night Kasey Kasem's American Top 40.
I also am back in the best days of my life - born on the 22.11.1955 - greetings from Max - Austria Tirol
@@maxsparer6467 а мы в ссср балдели от ленина и брежнева
а мы в ссср в те годы были счастливы от малевича и кандинского и близкого коммунизма - рая на земле
except kasey's top 40 didnt start till 1970
These are tunes of the 1960s ....a decade that changed the world forever. To this day in 2023. Things are
Constantly changing. That's all there
Has ever been is change.....it will continue.... As always!,
thank you Sonny wow you have done a great job on the sound = as an ex roadie from the 1970`s = WELL DONE SIR !
Ringo doing a great job on those drums...without hitting a single one.
I Was Born In 66. Love The Music. Good Songs. I Know The 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s and 70s as Well.... 80s and 90s. to.
Decorating my Christmas tree listening to this brings back happy childhood memories thank you 😊
Sonny thank you for your work you have put out, though I was young at time, now I can listen to the beautiful music . Their is nothing today that can come anywhere close in beauty.
Amen
Love it. I graduated from Boston English High in 67. Lots of memories. Thanks.
Art love your singing, and Paul love your song writing.
Die beste Musik und die besten Künstler.❤
I was 7 then, a nerdy, awkward kid. But I remember this year and the music...and loved it!!! This was, what I believe, THE last great year of American nostalgia. The last year of common black-and-white television, transitioning to color that very year. The first visible year of the "hippie" movement. School integrated here the year before, so race riots and war protests seemed so distant to me. Distant also were Vietnam and the civil rights marches. I was in my own world. The next year reality set in, as my uncle went to Vietnam, and life seemed to be a major awakening. It was still good though, my uncle came back from Nam, and life continued for me, but not quite like that one did.
My son was born in 1966 he passed away 3_16_22 he was 56 my wife also passed away on my birthday on 1_10_47 in 2013 she was 69 still miss her
Sorry for your losses. I married in '66 and lost my husband in 2019, my 1st son in 1999 at 32 years and my youngest son in 2011 at age 42. I will see them again in Heaven. God bless you .
It never goes away...
May they rest in Heavenly Peace
Im sorry for your loss I was born in 66 myself
I'm so sorry.....
Thank you ALL FOR YOUR SIRVICE
Love all the 60’s music I was 14 when these came out and remember them very well all I can say is thank you for the memories period
I was born in 1966 and I love the music from the 60,s
great sonny! overachieving again, thanks a lot❤
I was 12. I listened to all these songs on my cherished pocket AM transistor radio. My childhood really sucked big time, (cruel step-father, brain washed mother) and this was the only way I could escape.😔
Sorry about your childhood.
Hope you overcame & in a good place now.
"Aussie John"
A young man that graduated from my hometown high school in 1965 went to Vietnam in 1966 and came back sealed in a coffin with a see-through glass top. The family had a public viewing in the old high school gym, where people lined up in a single file procession past the open coffin. I was only 10 years old, but I can still see that young man dressed in his finest Marine Corps uniform looking so serene and perfect. No sign of whatever killed him (small arms fire). R.I.P. Danny James, KIA 1966. Graduated at 18 yrs. old in May 1965. Died Feb. 26, 1966. 18 years old.
What a shame. So sorry.
Another brave young man.
😢😢. I too lost friends to Vietnam and even those who did somewhat come home-were never the same!
Sad to say, there were no surviors of Vietnam. Probably true of all wars, the people who came back were not the people who left. RIP Danny
@@nanabutner I truly believe that WAR changes lives, many of those in combat were just boys, barely of age, and some weren't because they lied about their age! But all were WAY TOO YOUNG TO DIE, but they did anyway, causing unmeasurable sadness for their family and friends. But they are NOT forgotten and what they did was the most honorable thing ever, laying down your life for the Country you love, respect and have sacrificed your life for -- nothing is more noble!
I visited the Viet Nam War Memorial Wall, and I saw people stenciling over their loved one's name on the wall, some laughing, some weeping, but it was mostly a very solemn bunch and it touched me deeply, knowing all those people died! It was very profound and I'll never forget it!
It was the same feeling that I got when I visited Arlington National Cemetery years before and saw all those acres of white crosses, it is very moving because of WHY they are there!
So terrific The Beatles live. So refind with suits and ties!! And John on keyboards.
Listening to these songs brings me back to sitting stretched out in my Oldsmobile 88 with my high school girlfriend. Aww the memories.
lucky you
Love the Oldy Cutlasses!
American muscle cars rule.
Wish I had one ha,ha !
"Aussie John"
Jan-14-2024, so cool, love it so much.
This is another great 😅😅 round of music 🎵🎵🎶
Lived near Nashville and all my dad ever played was country music. When I heard my first bubblegum song (think it was Sugar, Sugar) and then songs like these, I never looked back. The main memory I have of my dad is "turn that music down" when my brother and I got our own stereo. Had over 300 albums by the time I was 20 from working jobs here and there. First concert was Elton when I was 16.
Let me date myself, I saw Aerosmith as a warm up band
@@stephenkennedy8305 I will date myself as well. In 1974 in Richmond, I took a date to this concert. Two tickets cost me $12.00 and the bands were Aerosmith warming up for the Blue Oyster Cult. Happy rocking!
My first concert was Elton John as well at 16 in 1974 at the Cow Palace in SF. I won’t the tickets from KYA radio station in SF
Yeah, that brings back memories,
My dad yelling down the stairs “ turn that down, that’s not music, that’s just noise”
He listened to opera which we thought was just horrible
AS AN OLD MAN I ENJOY THESE OLD SONGS... 💚❤🖤 (I am 74 years old) - /HU/
I'm 75 and still love this music.
70s are the new 30s! Enjoy =)
I'm hitting 69 next month (and where the hell did 40 years go?) and I still love the music from the '50s and '60s -- it is THE music of America. And yes, I love big band jazz too, and classical. No country or rap-crap -- it's like surrealist poetry with noisy background rhythm, not what anyone could call "music."
As for "old," my body is, but I'm not. I've been disabled for 31 years, but I am still young at heart and have a baby-face youthfulness still. Groucho Marx once said, "You're only as old as the woman you feel." Sounds good to me!
Keep on rockin'!
@@petexander9189 ❤❤Thanks for the answer..."KEEP ON ROCKIN'!" -(HU)
@@petexander9189 Great comment...stay young my friend.
Good Lovin was always one of my favs !
1966 was my freshman year in high school. Graduated in 1969. Music of the 60s was melodic and memorable. That cannot be said of rock music of the 2000s through the 2020s if you call it music.
"without you babe, what good am I..", and "I'll get down on my knees for you..". Oh how women have changed. That kind of groveling if done today would make most women think you are pathetic and weak. I've seen, more than once, women talking about how giving a woman flowers on your first date is a major turn-off. So, who killed chivalry?
judging from the lyrics, guys like Lou Christie! great tune, though.
A super collections. Makes this old heart beat stronger. Thanks, Sonny
Lou Christie and a catchy tune reinforcing a double standard between men and women. Loved this song until I actually listened to the words. I must have been a women's libber at 14 going on 15.
I love the resignation in Percy Sledge's voice when he sings "when a man loves a woman "I know exactly how he feels" to help personalize the feeling.
one of the greatests songs pure soul
@@billgonzales8978 His version is much better than Michael Bolton's!
Love all these songs, of course many more from this time that aren't on here. Born in 59, but had a few older brothers who would torture me every Saturday morning, they'd play one of these songs and wake me up without fail. Favourite was Eric Burton and House of the Rising Sun. Not exactly the best to wake up to, but these songs were all great. Different time period, nowadays everybody wants to make a statement, just make good music, forget the "political statements."
Thanks for commenting and did you see Part Two? th-cam.com/video/bOzeM2TWDWw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=tUvPgoWODObcUm8 and so many more if you do a search on my channel for "1966"...at least 100 more songs.
'66 had some righteous tunes
Great tunes 👌