Потрясающие песни, хотя эти начали петь, своих то нет! Моргенштерн, ну как этот ужас можно слушать, ну если ты идиот полный, то думаю, да, они друг друга дополняют. 😂
YOU AIN'T KIDDIN'. I recognized most of 'em, and some of these influenced me deeply at the time, but were soon forgotten. It was never only about the Beatles, there was so much brilliance from so many bands . . .
14 years old in 1967. Used to lie in bed in the dark with my Japanese-made Black-Leatherette Candle Am/Fm Transistor Radio. My heart still leaps in the way it did when a favourite song came on.
I was 15 - what an era to grow up in: the Doors, Pink Floyd, Hendrix, The Hollies, Moody Blues, Beatles, The Who, The Monkees, Rolling Stones: Flower Power: Procul Harum , CCR, Canned Heat, Santana - memories of mini skirts, hot pants: loved that time!
I can only agree with half of the songs offered, there were so many other great bands in the years from 1964 to 1970, e.g. the Animals, Dave Dee Dozy Beaky Mick and Tich, the Move, the Moody Blues, Jefferson Airplane, Cream, the Jimi Hendrix Experience, just to name a few, and the other bands like the Stones, Beatles, Doors, Who, Mamas and Papas e.g. had more hits in 1967 as mentioned here. There4 my Top 100 would look different.
St Peppers came out in 1967 and that changed everything. I was 7 in 1967 and my big sister took me to the record store and I bought my 1st 45 it was all you need is love and Baby you're a rich man.. Hendrix, Stones and the Doors were all amazing..The Beach boys had released Pet sounds and almost disbanded when Sg Peppers came out..lol The worst song of 67 is a million times better than any music in the last 15 years..ha ha
The very very best year for music ,I wss ten in 1967 and i loved hearing all those songs .we were spoiled because we had a constant supply of the really really good music.I thought it would last forever but it just got worse, thank God they are recorded and we can enjoy and still feel the mood and excitement of 1967 especially.
The sixties in general, and this year in particular, provided an amazing "explosion" and selection of different creative sounds and songs! 2023 and you have to feel sorry for the current modern wannabe pop stars, because whatever music they attempt to create nowadays, has already been done before, it is what it is! It's tough, or just a lot harder, to be truly original anymore!
I was born in 1964 - My favs: 98-) The Jefferson Airplane - "White rabbit" 🤩 96-) The Jefferson Airplane - "Somebody to love" 🤩 95-) The Beatles - "Lucy in the sky with diamonds" 🤩 92-) Van Morrison - "Brown eyed girl" 🤩 86-) The Doors "Break on through - to the other side" 82-) The Jimi Hendrix Experience - "Purple haze" 🤩 77-) Marvin Gaye - "Ain't no mountain high enough" 🤩 54-) Vanilla Fudge - "Keep me hanging' on "🤩🤩 39-) The Doors - "Light my fire" 🤩 35-) The Rolling Stones - "Let's spend the night (or 'some time') togheter" 🤩 30-) The Beatles - "Strawberry fields forever" 🤩 17-) Aretha Franklin - "Respect" 🤩 12-) Rolling Stones - "Ruby tuesday" 🤩 11-) Bee Gees - "Massachusetts" 🤩 10-) Lulu - "To Sir with love" 🤩 09-) The Beatles - Penny Lane" 🤩 07-) The Turtles - "Happy togheter" 🤩 04-) Procol Harum - "A whiter shade of pale" 🤩 03-) The Beatles - "All you need is love" 🤩 02-) The Monkees - I'm a believer" 🤩 01-) Scott McKenzie - "San Francisco" 🤩
1967 was the absolute zenith of musical creativity. It is astonishing how many unforgettable songs were released in this year. Not sure how you made these choices. Three songs by Englebert Humperdink but nothing by The Byrds, Bob Dylan or Donovan!
That was an excellent investment of 7 minutes and 44 seconds. So many of them I had never heard before! I am going to rewatch and pause the video, just so I can write down the names of the songs and groups that sang them. I was 3 years old and living in New Jersey in 1967.
@@lewisner I'm pretty sure they are UK hits. I was 14 and I lived and died with top 40 radio. There are several British artists on this list with songs that didn't chart in the U.S.
The sheer diversity of music and as young people, we listened to it all, because it was all played on top 40 stations, (except for a few bands like The Leaves, where you had to buy the albums to hear them). But R&B, show tunes, rock n roll…all played on top 40 stations.
My favorite year of music. Hendrix, The Beatles, the Stones, the Doors😎. The Summer of Beauty and Love💃; To Sir With Love❤🙂. Unforgettable. Probably the best year for music. Love it ❤. I like that photo of Lulu too💃🤩.
A big year for some of my favorite groups, like The Buckinghams. Three songs in the count. Tremeloes had a couple, so did The Seekers and The Hollies, as did The Doors; even that band from Liverpool had a few in the mix. We even had the Pre-Fab 4! R&B was cookin', Motown was at its best, and bubblegum was finding its legs. And it was fun to see Petula, Frank and Nancy, and Tom Jones and Engelbert. We even saw that flash-in-the-pan Rolling Stone group. Wonder what ever happened to them!
В 50-60 годы, прошлого века, явно прослеживается массовый, взрывной рост красивейших мелодий, которые значительно отличаются от прошлого и не стареют до сих пор! Затем последовал застой, будто Человечество лишили доступа к какому-то источнику, который, в общем-то продолжается до сих пор! Можно наблюдать отдельные небольшие взрывы, когда мелодии заслуживают жизни, но в основном - это однодневки, которые умирают, не успев родиться! Это был взрыв музыкальной гениальности!
The sound tracks of my youth (i was 15 in 1967) Hippies ,Flower Power, some of the greatest music ever. Now what have you got ? (you can't sing,you can't play ! 'you'll go a long way) a pile of cRAP !
I was born in the Summer of Love, and maybe the vibrations of this extraordinary time reprogrammed my DNA, so, since I was a little child, I am absolutely convinced, that I don´t need more than the period from 1967 to 1972, to fulfill my musical requirements.
Sorta a weird list. Many of these songs did not appear in the SF Bay Area. And, by spring of '67, we had KMPX (the first underground station...much needed for those long Oswley nights). During this strange brew. I somehow managed to graduate from high school...or, so, they tell me.
About a dozen of those I've never heard of before, a number of them, I never heard of until about 35 years ago! I was 10 in `67 and had about 300 records, by then. I'm up to over 62,000, now.
Such great memories of when I was 15. There were a small number songs that I had never heard but that doesn't surprise me. In the days before radio stations in Australia al syndicated together quite often there were songs that were popular in the southern states that didn't get air play here in Brisbane, so it isn't surprising that while most of the songs got air time here, there were some that never made it over the border or from overseas.
Absolutly love your work on this video. could you maybe make the snippits a bit longer so that we can figure out who and what song it is??? Before you go to the next one??? Otherwise, great job
I can remember a lot of things from 1967, and there was a lot of fear-the war, rioting, unwanted heat waves, but I realized 1967 was still a personal favorite of a year...aside from puberty...and an unwanted neurological disorder that doctors milked my parents over, but never identified. But the music had a nice mix of various style. So, I think it was a highlight for rock and Roll. And, yes, I might be the last guy who adored "bubble gum music". it was good to see at least 2-3 Neil Diamond songs, 2-3 Monkees songs, and even Lulu singing a couple, including 1 of Neil Diamond's. The Rascals always had cool songs...and, of course the various titans of the era also had their share of hits. AND, 1967 had "the Impossible Dream", the Packers nearing the end of their heydays under Vince Lombardi, "E-ticket rides" at Disneyland/Walt Disney, Knott's berry farms before their 'Magic Mtn.' expansion-like riding the Stagecoach and eating Boysenberry pie, Indian Guides (including my reluctant-as a father-dad), and the best teacher of my life the best teacher of my life (1967-'68). Yet, knowing what lay ahead would probably send me back to present day. Remembering assassinations, more heat waves and unbreathable air and a disorder that left me wishing for death...desiring women I'd never be able to go out with and being stuffed full of drugs that my family hatted hippies for taking...being unconscious by 5 o'clock-meaning homework had to be done at school. Ok, forget it. Allow me to let the music deliver the fond memories and just forget the rest. Note: i would later write a few songs of my own that helped me recapture-for a moment-the good memories. Everyone has them inside of them. I was able to produce mine and get a moments satisfaction. Note: I truly do respect those folks who were able to create such wonderful entertainment...it's harder than it looks!
In the sixties my father raced sports cars and we were always on the road days and nights. The AM radio was almost always on and I knew every song on the top forty. Even at the races, in the breaks between practice and races the songs were playing on the track loudspeakers.
Amazed the 3 Australian songs, Easybeats Friday on my mind and 2 songs by the seekers made the top 100. Four if you count the Bee Gees who came to Australia as kids and went back to England as successful artists. In 1967 the Seekers performed an after noon concert in a park in Melbourne 200,00 people turned up
Man, I was 18 and graduated high school that year. I never knew I would be 'vacationing' in Vietnam (thanks to the U.S. Army) in two short years. Uncle Sam had plans for me I didn't know about, but certainly were in the back of every young man's mind in America who was eligible for the draft.
I was 14 years old in 67, 67 was the last good year I had as a boy, next year my older brother crashed his car and he died in a nursing home, in 69 my father was killed in a car crash. Our family was poor before my dad died but after he died my mother and I were homeless for awhile, we had to live with my older sister and her family for a couple of years, but there are many people that had much harder lives than I did, so I'm not sorry for myself. Yes 67 was a great year for music, I guess.
Na década de 60 muita coisa que fazia sucesso lá fora demorava bastante para chegar no Brasil. E muita coisa que fazia sucesso lá fora nem chegou a ser lançada no Brasil. Só agora, com a Internet, é possível "redescobrir" muitas dessas joias musicais.
@@williamduarte1972 exatamente William, a gente só ouvia através do rádio, agora com Internet nós ficamos sabendo quem canta e a letra da música 🎶 também. Abraços e obrigada pela informação. 🤗🤗😉😉😉
I don't care how many letters they sent...the morning came and the morning went...you ain't goin nowhere. can you elaborate on living each day as though it's your last..? seems like it could go both ways.....you could be really reckless and do crazy things because there's no tomorrow.... or maybe more positive and make up for everything you neglected ,,honestly, I don't think I could do it....
@@alpha-omega2362 Living each day as though it's your last is the same as Jack Palance in Urban Cowboys Givin you the "index finger straight up" ! And if you don't know what that means there's no hope for YOU ! Yah, Movem out!
I wonder if this was a British compilation. There was a song by Lulu I hadn't heard, and she was always more successful in the UK than in the US. And there was a succession of female artists, new to me, that I'll have to investigate.
As for back to the future, If I could go back, I'd probably never return.
I was there, only nine years old but already getting excited about the great music that was being played.
I was 17 years old in 1967. ❤ what a time to be young. ❤
Потрясающие песни, хотя эти начали петь, своих то нет! Моргенштерн, ну как этот ужас можно слушать, ну если ты идиот полный, то думаю, да, они друг друга дополняют. 😂
Just revisited my childhood 👌🏾
Yes 4561z my number n hav a grandson hendrix its sweet not mud
I'm amazed that I remember most of the songs.
Those are the heroes that brought us through tough times and shaped our strengths to continue to survive with real love.
All that great music that year and Celtic won the European cup. It never got any better.
Lots of great stuff! The soul music plus the stones, the doors, the who, & the monkees!
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Excellent selection 67 was probably the best year for popular music.😊😊
Thanks for putting this together. You have more patience than Job.
What an amazing year for music!
I agree! I remember about 90-95 percent of those songs...what a blast from the past!
Indeed!
YOU AIN'T KIDDIN'. I recognized most of 'em, and some of these influenced me deeply at the time, but were soon forgotten. It was never only about the Beatles, there was so much brilliance from so many bands . . .
Totally!.
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I was 13 and the music was FANTASTIC ❤❤❤!!!!
Sad to think all these wonderful bands and singers will be and have already left us, a big thank you for the memories, 1967 now 2024
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14 years old in 1967. Used to lie in bed in the dark with my Japanese-made Black-Leatherette Candle Am/Fm Transistor Radio. My heart still leaps in the way it did when a favourite song came on.
Good old "Candle"....very cheaply made...but, It Served The Purpose. Glad to see that you got your 60's tuned in.
Right with you. I was 13!
late at night, family sleeping, I'm listening in my room for the hip new tunes and what the messages were.. that's how I Iearned what was happening
I was 15 - what an era to grow up in: the Doors, Pink Floyd, Hendrix, The Hollies, Moody Blues, Beatles, The Who, The Monkees, Rolling Stones: Flower Power: Procul Harum , CCR, Canned Heat, Santana - memories of mini skirts, hot pants: loved that time!
The best time of my life,the music was the best ever.
What a year of music xxx
I can only agree with half of the songs offered, there were so many other great bands in the years from 1964 to 1970, e.g. the Animals, Dave Dee Dozy Beaky Mick and Tich, the Move, the Moody Blues, Jefferson Airplane, Cream, the Jimi Hendrix Experience, just to name a few, and the other bands like the Stones, Beatles, Doors, Who, Mamas and Papas e.g. had more hits in 1967 as mentioned here.
There4 my Top 100 would look different.
St Peppers came out in 1967 and that changed everything. I was 7 in 1967 and my big sister took me to the record store and I bought my 1st 45 it was all you need is love and Baby you're a rich man.. Hendrix, Stones and the Doors were all amazing..The Beach boys had released Pet sounds and almost disbanded when Sg Peppers came out..lol The worst song of 67 is a million times better than any music in the last 15 years..ha ha
@ Veekator: I was 8 on 1967 and I agree with you but make that the last 30 years and you would be nearer to the truth.
You should listen to Greta Van Fleet. Their parents raised them on classic rock and they are amazing.
Or perhaps Piper at the Gates of Dawn.
GREAT EDIT a true memory maker.
For me the mid sixties were the best, but 1967 is tops. So many great songs.
The Days Of Pearly Spencer and Girl You'll Be A Woman Soon, Innocence and Peppermints my favorites ❤❤❤
The very very best year for music ,I wss ten in 1967 and i loved hearing all those songs .we were spoiled because we had a constant supply of the really really good music.I thought it would last forever but it just got worse, thank God they are recorded and we can enjoy and still feel the mood and excitement of 1967 especially.
Wow what a fantastic year for pop music.
Some are classics and stood the test of time. Others not so much.
1967 was the greatest year for all kinds of songs rock, sunshine pop and ballads!!!!!
I was really into music at that time and still remember at least 95 out of the hundred. I wish the clips were a bit longer.
just note the clips you wish to hear and type into TH-cam to hear the complete song.
The sixties in general, and this year in particular, provided an amazing "explosion" and selection of different creative sounds and songs! 2023 and you have to feel sorry for the current modern wannabe pop stars, because whatever music they attempt to create nowadays, has already been done before, it is what it is! It's tough, or just a lot harder, to be truly original anymore!
I was born in 1964 - My favs:
98-) The Jefferson Airplane - "White rabbit" 🤩
96-) The Jefferson Airplane - "Somebody to love" 🤩
95-) The Beatles - "Lucy in the sky with diamonds" 🤩
92-) Van Morrison - "Brown eyed girl" 🤩
86-) The Doors "Break on through - to the other side"
82-) The Jimi Hendrix Experience - "Purple haze" 🤩
77-) Marvin Gaye - "Ain't no mountain high enough" 🤩
54-) Vanilla Fudge - "Keep me hanging' on "🤩🤩
39-) The Doors - "Light my fire" 🤩
35-) The Rolling Stones - "Let's spend the night (or 'some time') togheter" 🤩
30-) The Beatles - "Strawberry fields forever" 🤩
17-) Aretha Franklin - "Respect" 🤩
12-) Rolling Stones - "Ruby tuesday" 🤩
11-) Bee Gees - "Massachusetts" 🤩
10-) Lulu - "To Sir with love" 🤩
09-) The Beatles - Penny Lane" 🤩
07-) The Turtles - "Happy togheter" 🤩
04-) Procol Harum - "A whiter shade of pale" 🤩
03-) The Beatles - "All you need is love" 🤩
02-) The Monkees - I'm a believer" 🤩
01-) Scott McKenzie - "San Francisco" 🤩
Born in 1963😄Great picks.
1967 was the absolute zenith of musical creativity. It is astonishing how many unforgettable songs were released in this year. Not sure how you made these choices. Three songs by Englebert Humperdink but nothing by The Byrds, Bob Dylan or Donovan!
It looks as if it is done on sales but I would have thought that Mr Tamb.would have been up there
This list was made up by someone who wasn't even born at the time - they know nothing about popular music and just read stats.
I am from the Great Neck South, NY high school graduating class of 1967.
You have much to brag about.
I was 11; really brings back memories, so many good ones there.
I remember all those songs.
more great songs in one year than in three decades now.
*_I AM SO OLD AS all these songs._*
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Thankyou Radio Caroline and all the pirate ships for bringing us this music
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That was an excellent investment of 7 minutes and 44 seconds. So many of them I had never heard before! I am going to rewatch and pause the video, just so I can write down the names of the songs and groups that sang them. I was 3 years old and living in New Jersey in 1967.
Back when music was FUN.
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Gracias.
The great music we had back then miss those days
Wow; I'm amazed at the number of songs I don't recognize at all after having lived through this year!
I think these must be US hits.
Me as well. I must have been asleep that day some of them were hits. However, I still listen to some of them as do my children. Go figure. .
@@lewisner I'm pretty sure they are UK hits. I was 14 and I lived and died with top 40 radio. There are several British artists on this list with songs that didn't chart in the U.S.
@@lewisner I've lived in the US all my life. I am wondering if these might not have been UK hits as someone else mentions here.
@George Hewett well I was 8 so not exactly tuned in but I don't remember some of the bands names or their hits.
The sheer diversity of music and as young people, we listened to it all, because it was all played on top 40 stations, (except for a few bands like The Leaves, where you had to buy the albums to hear them). But R&B, show tunes, rock n roll…all played on top 40 stations.
My favorite year of music. Hendrix, The Beatles, the Stones, the Doors😎. The Summer of Beauty and Love💃; To Sir With Love❤🙂. Unforgettable. Probably the best year for music. Love it ❤. I like that photo of Lulu too💃🤩.
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An incredible year - definitely.
素晴らしい時代 １フレーズでわかるよ❗
3:21 Ah yes, who van forget that wonderful vlassic song "Then You Van Tell Me Goodbye"?
67 ein Wahnsinns - Musikjahr !
A big year for some of my favorite groups, like The Buckinghams. Three songs in the count. Tremeloes had a couple, so did The Seekers and The Hollies, as did The Doors; even that band from Liverpool had a few in the mix. We even had the Pre-Fab 4! R&B was cookin', Motown was at its best, and bubblegum was finding its legs. And it was fun to see Petula, Frank and Nancy, and Tom Jones and Engelbert. We even saw that flash-in-the-pan Rolling Stone group. Wonder what ever happened to them!
Yup. It was a great year. I never even heard of the Buckinghams till now. Might look them out.
Simply the best songs.
В 50-60 годы, прошлого века, явно прослеживается массовый, взрывной рост красивейших мелодий, которые значительно отличаются от прошлого и не стареют до сих пор!
Затем последовал застой, будто Человечество лишили доступа к какому-то источнику, который, в общем-то продолжается до сих пор!
Можно наблюдать отдельные небольшие взрывы, когда мелодии заслуживают жизни, но в основном - это однодневки, которые умирают, не успев родиться!
Это был взрыв музыкальной гениальности!
Thanks for the memories.
Thanks For Sharing!
Thanks + Gracias x One Million
Yes, the Seekers followed by Hendrix. American culture and music were changing rapidly in 1967. I remember it well since I was 12 at the time.
Me too!
The sound tracks of my youth (i was 15 in 1967) Hippies ,Flower Power, some of the greatest music ever. Now what have you got ? (you can't sing,you can't play ! 'you'll go a long way) a pile of cRAP !
Exactly! And Rap garbage.
I was born in the Summer of Love, and maybe the vibrations of this extraordinary time reprogrammed my DNA, so, since I was a little child, I am absolutely convinced, that I don´t need more than the period from 1967 to 1972, to fulfill my musical requirements.
Certainly not my pick of the best songs of 1967 but I do remember them. Memories of a misspent youth. That was a long long time ago.
Sorta a weird list. Many of these songs did not appear in the SF Bay Area. And, by spring of '67, we had KMPX (the first underground station...much needed for those long Oswley nights). During this strange brew. I somehow managed to graduate from high school...or, so, they tell me.
What a Year!
Great list. Biggest issue is those 2 Jefferson Airplane songs at the bottom should’ve been at least in the top 25.
About a dozen of those I've never heard of before, a number of them, I never heard of until about 35 years ago! I was 10 in `67 and had about 300 records, by then. I'm up to over 62,000, now.
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Give me back the year 1967. The year 2023 take for you.
The Doors were so far ahead of their time, they really stand out in a list like this.
Indeed. It was a time of huge change in music. So many of the clips showed people who were far behind their time as well.
Such great memories of when I was 15. There were a small number songs that I had never heard but that doesn't surprise me. In the days before radio stations in Australia al syndicated together quite often there were songs that were popular in the southern states that didn't get air play here in Brisbane, so it isn't surprising that while most of the songs got air time here, there were some that never made it over the border or from overseas.
Australia had radio stations before 1967 and I knew all these songs in high school then. Great year for music. I'm from Brisbane too.
Absolutly love your work on this video. could you maybe make the snippits a bit longer so that we can figure out who and what song it is??? Before you go to the next one??? Otherwise, great job
Hi,songs are too short to avoid copyright issues :(
Well chosen and generally well ranked.
I can remember a lot of things from 1967, and there was a lot of fear-the war, rioting, unwanted heat waves, but I realized 1967 was still a personal favorite of a year...aside from puberty...and an unwanted neurological disorder that doctors milked my parents over, but never identified. But the music had a nice mix of various style. So, I think it was a highlight for rock and Roll. And, yes, I might be the last guy who adored "bubble gum music". it was good to see at least 2-3 Neil Diamond songs, 2-3 Monkees songs, and even Lulu singing a couple, including 1 of Neil Diamond's. The Rascals always had cool songs...and, of course the various titans of the era also had their share of hits. AND, 1967 had "the Impossible Dream", the Packers nearing the end of their heydays under Vince Lombardi, "E-ticket rides" at Disneyland/Walt Disney, Knott's berry farms before their 'Magic Mtn.' expansion-like riding the Stagecoach and eating Boysenberry pie, Indian Guides (including my reluctant-as a father-dad), and the best teacher of my life the best teacher of my life (1967-'68). Yet, knowing what lay ahead would probably send me back to present day. Remembering assassinations, more heat waves and unbreathable air and a disorder that left me wishing for death...desiring women I'd never be able to go out with and being stuffed full of drugs that my family hatted hippies for taking...being unconscious by 5 o'clock-meaning homework had to be done at school. Ok, forget it. Allow me to let the music deliver the fond memories and just forget the rest. Note: i would later write a few songs of my own that helped me recapture-for a moment-the good memories. Everyone has them inside of them. I was able to produce mine and get a moments satisfaction. Note: I truly do respect those folks who were able to create such wonderful entertainment...it's harder than it looks!
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fantastic, the great music of that time
Can you see what a magic ? 100 !!!! amazing songs in just 1 year ! , wish i could be living in the '60
In the sixties my father raced sports cars and we were always on the road days and nights. The AM radio was almost always on and I knew every song on the top forty. Even at the races, in the breaks between practice and races the songs were playing on the track loudspeakers.
SO, song snips..! heh, thanks for those memories..
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brought back flood of memories
WOW. What a year for music.
Amazed the 3 Australian songs, Easybeats Friday on my mind and 2 songs by the seekers made the top 100. Four if you count the Bee Gees who came to Australia as kids and went back to England as successful artists. In 1967 the Seekers performed an after noon concert in a park in Melbourne 200,00 people turned up
Lots of good hits in that year
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Definitivmente de acuerdo con el numero uno
Man, I was 18 and graduated high school that year. I never knew I would be 'vacationing' in Vietnam (thanks to the U.S. Army) in two short years. Uncle Sam had plans for me I didn't know about, but certainly were in the back of every young man's mind in America who was eligible for the draft.
Granted that many were non-U.S. citizens, but so odd that none of the guys in any of these groups was actually drafted. The Beach Boys, e.g.
@@roblbrewer There's probably one in there someplace that we don't know about.
@@felixmadison5736 Elvis doesn't count.
@@roblbrewer Elvis was drafted in 1957 so of course he doesn't count.
did you get a low number in the lottery, that was around then
I was 14 years old in 67, 67 was the last good year I had as a boy, next year my older brother crashed his car and he died in a nursing home, in 69 my father was killed in a car crash. Our family was poor before my dad died but after he died my mother and I were homeless for awhile, we had to live with my older sister and her family for a couple of years, but there are many people that had much harder lives than I did, so I'm not sorry for myself. Yes 67 was a great year for music, I guess.
I listened to WNEW-FM, WMCA, WABC, and WFUV that year.
Thank you! 👏👏👏👏
Very short fragments to make it interesting
Copyright issues :(
best year ever for music. i wonder though if maybe the clips could be twice as long as some of them were so fast, i didn't get much from it
Loads of those songs I’ve never heard, where was I?
Everything seemed so fresh and original. Funny, it was Sonny and Cher back then.
Nasci em 1967, muitos talentos tem várias músicas que conheço e gosto muito.
Many of those songs don't even get any local airtime, how could it be the best? A few were indeed the best of 1967.
Wow, found two masterpieces already and only up to #98.
I remember a lot of these songs, I was 12, my older brother 17. Most of them I know pretty well. The order, well, not that sure about.
Desse vídeo acho que nem 50% eu conheço, olha que sou da década 50 kkkkk. Vou assistir os outros. Obrigada pela postagem. Abraços São Paulo Brasil 🇧🇷
Na década de 60 muita coisa que fazia sucesso lá fora demorava bastante para chegar no Brasil. E muita coisa que fazia sucesso lá fora nem chegou a ser lançada no Brasil. Só agora, com a Internet, é possível "redescobrir" muitas dessas joias musicais.
@@williamduarte1972 exatamente William, a gente só ouvia através do rádio, agora com Internet nós ficamos sabendo quem canta e a letra da música 🎶 também. Abraços e obrigada pela informação. 🤗🤗😉😉😉
I was 11 in 1967 so I don't remember most of these songs when they came out, to busy playing cowboys and Indians😊
No, The Rain, The Park & Other Things - Cowsills or Sunday Will Never Be The Same - Spanky & Our Gang
I heard Wilson Pickett in Ottawa in 2000 and something. Must have been one of his last performances. Still pretty good.
В 1967 году я в первый класс пошёл. Прекрасная музыка. Сейчас сравню с с годом окончания школы.
I wish this was a longer video with about 10 seconds of each song. 3 seconds is too short. I love 90 percent of these songs. I was ten.
Copyright issues :(
I was 11, On of the best years for music was 1967. Lets Spend Some Time Together, the stones had to be censored for American TV.
I lived through that era, it came and went as these present days do! Time stops for no man or woman! Live each day as though it's your last!
I don't care how many letters they sent...the morning came and the morning went...you ain't goin nowhere.
can you elaborate on living each day as though it's your last..? seems like it could go both ways.....you could be really reckless and do crazy things because there's no tomorrow.... or maybe more positive and make up for everything you neglected ,,honestly, I don't think I could do it....
@@alpha-omega2362 Living each day as though it's your last is the same as Jack Palance in Urban Cowboys Givin you the "index finger straight up" ! And if you don't know what that means there's no hope for YOU ! Yah, Movem out!
YEAH.... quelle époque... heureux de l'avoir vécue
Adoré ese año, considero el mejor año de los 60 y tenía 17, mi canción favorita de ese año fue y sigue siendo, The Letter con The Box Tops.❤
I wonder if this was a British compilation. There was a song by Lulu I hadn't heard, and she was always more successful in the UK than in the US. And there was a succession of female artists, new to me, that I'll have to investigate.
67 and 68 was fantastic years for music.
So was 1966