I was in love one time in my life.❤

РЕСПЕКТ +1500!!!

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🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟! Brings back so many wonderful memories of High School.❤

this is as great as stormy there both classics

Now we’re talking! Nothing like the mid ‘60s for music. Great series (as always)

Great way to start off the weekend! These were truly the wonder years. Merry Christmas everyone!

Hi Sonny great songs wonderful memories. Thank you Sonny for posting these wonderful songs. 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Sony bought Columbia Broadcasting Corporation and Records

Great!!👍😎

Great year for Tunes👍

WOW! Brought back memories. Lots to remember...ice cream socials, 8th grade dance parties, girls shaping my life...many firsts associated with these tunes! Thanks Sonny!

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Songs in true stereo or stereo mixes by Johnny T and MixerRog. Some of these artists did have other minor releases but still qualify as one hit wonders for this video. 1. The Human Beinz - Nobody But Me entered chart in October 1967 and peaked at #8 in January 1968 on the Capitol label. 2. John Fred & His Playboy Band - Judy In Disguise (With Glasses) #1 in December 1967 on the Paula label. 3. Every Mothers' Son - Come On Down To My Boat #6 in May 1967 on the MGM label. 4. The Choir - It's Cold Outside #68 in June 1967 on the Roulette label. Huge hit in Ohio. 5. The Music Explosion - Little Bit O' Soul #2 in May 1967 on the Laurie label. 6. The Easybeats - Friday On My Mind #16 in April 1967 on the United Artists label. 7. The Forum - The River Is Wide #45 in July 1967 on the Mira label. 8. Henson Cargill - Skip A Rope released in November 1967 and peaked at #25 in January 1968 on the Monument label. 9. The Hombres - Let It Out (Let It All Hang Out) #12 in October 1967 on the Verve Forecast label. 10. Jon & Robin and The In Crowd - Do It Again A Little Bit Slower #18 in May 1967 on the Abnak label. 11. The Casinos - Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye #6 in January 1967 on the Fraternity label. 12. Miriam Makeba - Pata Pata #12 in October 1967 on the Reprise label.

Good old days

Im Native American Indian ❤the vibe ❤🎉😮

"White Lies Blue Eyes" is my all-time favorite one-hit wonder, with a proto-Brian May guitar solo!

"Candida" is a strong contender for the single track I have played in my entire life -- impossibly catchy!

Hi Sonny, excellent songs. I remember all of these wonderful songs and enjoy singing along with each one. Thank you Sonny for posting these wonderful songs. 😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Ray Thomas gave me the best years in my teens and 20's. My cousin and I would listen to the Moody Blues and chill in his room.

Thats my B-day 1965 what a treat..thank you ❤🎉😮

This one is a 10/10! So much good music in this period, one hit wonders or not!

Im59,❤the memories ❤🎉😮

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An OUTSTANDING playlist of singular songs...BUT... I checked Wiki, and it confirmed that the title of Norma Tanega's oddball tune is 'Walking My Cat Named Dog". I also learned that as an experimental musician, among other accomplishments, she wrote songs for Dusty Springfield... and composed the theme song for the film and TV series 'What We Do In The Shadows'.

Thanks for the Remembrance ‼️

👍❤️ I was 10 yrs old but I remember these great tunes.

Songs in true stereo or stereo mixes by Johnny T and MixerRog. 1. The Blues Magoos - (We Ain't Got) Nothin' Yet released in December 1966 on the Mercury label and peaked at #5 in January 1967. 2. Bob Kuban & The In-Men - The Cheater #12 in February 1966 on the Musicland label. 3. Swingin' Medallions - Double Shot (Of My Baby's Love) #17 in June 1966 on the Smash label. 4. Robert Parker - Barefootin' #7 in May 1966 on the Nola label. 5. The Capitols - Cool Jerk #7 in May 1966 on the Karen label. 6. Chris Farlowe - Out Of Time #122 in November 1966 on the MGM label. Only charted #122 but one of my favorites. 7. Shades Of Blue - Oh How Happy #12 in May 1966 on the Impact label. 8. Count Five - Psychotic Reaction #5 in September 1966 on the Double Shot label. 9. The Standells - Dirty Water #11 in June 1966 on the Tower label. 10. J.J. Jackson - But It's Alright #22 in November 1966 on the Calla label. 11. Norma Tanega - Walkin' My Cat Named Dog #22 in March 1966 on the New Voice label. 12. Syndicate Of Sound - Little Girl #8 in June 1966 on the Bell label.

Neil diamond is still alive and well and he doesn’t have Parkinson’s disease it is a scam and people don’t believe everything you hear.

Liked Sha Na Na, til I saw them live. Bowser showed up at least drunk as a Skunk. They sucked that night. REO Speedwagon opened for them and blew them out of the venue!

TERRY STAFFORD FOREVER

"Rochelle & The Candles" Men singing real music ... while wearing men's clothes WHAT A CONCEPT *****

Thank you, Sonny

Terry Stafford for the win.

Sonny, thank you for posting this amazing collection of songs, they sound better than ever, much appreciated!!

thank you, Sonny

Thank you, Sonny

Great Selection Sonny, So Many Memories Here! Thanks Once Again!

Knickerbockers were a dead ringer for the Beatles.

FANTASTIC.

Were you a radio DJ Sonny? Can't imagine how you know all these 45's I haven't heard since the days they were on the radio (& it's a mystery how I still know the words and can sing them)!

SONNY genial estás maravilla de canciones.

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Moving through the 60s...and now we're getting somewhere. I'll be putting this playlist on repeat, because it has a handful of personal favorites, singing about birds & bees, lies, hiding love, lonely New York, birds up your nose. And I can't hear 'No Matter What Shape'...without remembering all those big bellies in the Alka Seltzer commercial.

silkie tortured the song You've got to hide your love away

Sonny, you've done it again. What an eclectic group of songs. I guess a lot of people know that "No Matter What Shape Your Stomach's In" was a commercial for Alka-Seltzer. It showed people on the street just at stomach level, very clever. "Twine Time" is another song I could put on loop for a hour. Thanks again ! I'll try a link to the Alka-Seltzer commercial: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5eYeYJvq92aeq8si=J6OmGP0W1PTvH_lE

❤ Wonderful Memories 😄 Thank you for posting this!

Songs in true stereo or stereo mixes by Johnny T and MixerRog. 1. Jewel Akens - The Birds And The Bees #3 in February 1965 on the Era label. 2. The Knickerbockers - Lies #20 in December 1965 on the Challenge label. 3. Unit Four plus Two - Concrete And Clay #28 in May 1965 on the London label. 4. The T-Bones - No Matter What Shape (Your Stomach's In) #3 in December 1965 on the Liberty label. 5. Reparata & The Delrons - Whenever A Teenager Cries #60 in January 1965 on the World Artists label. 6. The Silkie - You've Got To Hide Your Love Away #10 in November 1965 on the Fontana label. 7. Alvin Cash & The Crawlers - Twine Time #14 in January 1965 on the Mar-V-Lus label. 8. The Uniques featuring Joe Stampley - Not Too Long Ago #66 in March 1965 on the Paula label. 9. Adam Faith with The Roulettes - It's Alright #31 in February 1965 on the Amy label. 10. The Trade Winds - New York's A Lonely Town #32 in February 1965 on the Red Bird label. 11. "Little" Jimmy Dickens - May The Bird Of Paradise Fly Up Your Nose #15 in November 1965 on the Columbia label. 12. Soupy Sales - The Mouse #76 in April 1965 on the ABC-Paramount label.

Men singing real music ... while wearing men's clothes WHAT A CONCEPT *****

thank you Sonny *****