20 BEST Gone Bands of the 1960s, have fallen off the radar of time...

[@Vintage.ShowTV]

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[@muhfuukybuckey]

I'm 24, most of these bands are not forgotten. They all have made great songs that impacted music

[@Knards]

I am 74, these bands are the sounds of my time. Not forgotten and still played

[@gdholmfirth]

I think I heard of that beatles band somewhere.

[@gernotboesser6901]

Yes bro, I totally agree 🤟

[@michaeldickman1460]

These bands are no longer making new music. That doesn't mean they 'have fallen off the radar of time". Many (most) of these bands are still listened to by fans of all ages and are still influential to today's music scene.

[@JANICEFALKNER-d2l]

Amen to that!!!

[@normandaubry]

I totally agree. I nearly convulsed as soon as they presented the first band, CCR. It’s far from being forgotten. I didn’t need to watch more.

[@gernotboesser6901]

🤟

[@marcydoyle448]

These bands are all, I listen to this day!!! I have observed the younger generation is catching on to this great music of all time.

[@tonyrock5313]

I still listen to these bands. Who are you kidding? GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN!!!

[@Ron4885]

Me too. 👍

[@cheopys]

CCR forgotten? Moody Blues forgotten? Bite Your tongue. What are we supposed to listen to? Smile Girls like Beyoncé?

[@karen848]

The majority of these groups have not been forgotten. These are some of the pioneers of rock. Today’s music doesn’t stand up to the classic bands . Have more respect for!

[@DennisDugan-q2g]

I haven't forgot these bands. Neither have the radio stations I listen to.

[@muffassa6739]

They're not forgotten except by you 😊

[@lesschoenberger3070]

I think about and play Steppenwolf everyday, I haven't forgotten about them or CCR!!

[@DuckGuy-1957]

'Ramble Tamble' always brings me back.

[@kimkelly5512]

A lot of people never forgot them.

[@walterfechter8080]

For me, none of these bands have fallen off the radar screen. I listen to all of them whenever possible. Thanks, Vintage TV Shows, for mentioning these amazing bands.

[@standupamerica5707]

The whole world has fallen off the radar and more since the great 1960s. At least the 60s music is still very much alive and listened to by millions.

[@C.O.G.]

The songs sung by most of these bands are still popular and played around the world. The Beatles were, are and always will be the greatest, most influential rock and roll band of all time. I've been listening to their songs, like crazy, for several weeks now. I gave a thumbs up for the music, not this video. Hurray! My Beatles at number one! I would have been so peeved if they hadn't been. And The Moodys at number two is icing on my cake. 👍👍🤩😍💙

[@robertholland9331]

That would be a no….. still listen to the music I grew up with…. Have almost 2000 songs in my library….75 and still listening to the best rock and roll….

[@DuckGuy-1957]

As for digital, I quit counting tracks (and CD's), but I know I have at least a couple gigabytes. (finding the UK site.. MP3va saved me a PILE of money and I was surprised they had so much old stuff) I still enjoy clean vinyl on my turntable. To be totally honest I'm really not sure if I can tell a difference in the sound, but the act of pulling it out, cleaning the disk and looking at the LP cover while I listen brings me back to a place I can never explain to my grandchildren.

[@ktpinnacle]

Justin Hayward still has his good voice. He was on tour this year with fine backup musicians like guitarist Mike Dawes. Saw his this past June (got Covid, worth it). Sad to see the other Moody Blues passing. Been listening to them since mid 70's.

[@coyoteartist]

Damn straight Justin is doing great and so is John. And yeah. felt like losing family to lose Ray, Mike and Graeme,

[@Rick-y4m8g]

I'm 71 and I have seen a couple of these lives.It was great

[@karen848]

These bands are not nor will they ever be gone. You’d be amazed how many younger people are discovering our music.

[@pgo301]

Absolutely STEPPENWOLF!! As an 8 year old in 1968, I started buying everything they put out. And that rare 67 live album at the Matrix in SF. One of my biggest treasures.

[@imkluu]

Most of these never dropped off the radar of great rock bands.

[@airbrushken5339]

I saw Chicago at "Pine Knob" in Michigan (a ski slop, with a stage and concerts during the summer months) I've seen everyone from Cream and Jimi Hendrix ... live, Chicago it had to be one of the best bands I ever watched and listened to.

[@gordonteats298]

SWEET COMFORT BAND did the same thing combineing brass with guitar and drums

[@michaelfarrell5101]

I'm 61 and remember these bands , and I play the songs !

[@neilhamilton7487]

Most of these bands are still selling more than most modern bands. How have they fallen off the radar? You have no idea.

[@chlfje]

They didn't mention that some of the members of The Yardbirds regrouped and put out 2 albums as The Box of Frogs in the 80's. The self-titled Box of Frogs album had a few good songs on it.

[@chrismconnochie1279]

Is this nonsense for real? Faded--they are more important now than they have ever been. Vinyl sales which have exploded are over 65% 60s and 70s bands bought by youngsters with a brain!

[@RapIsDeadly]

i liked the Steve Miller Band BEFORE they became a top 40 band. Their early records are outstanding. Steve Miller Anthology is one of my top 5 albums of all-time.

[@gj8683]

AI doesn’t know squat about Deep Purple.

[@gordonteats298]

THE BEATLES SAID,ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE,THEN THEY BROKE UP

[@jorgeacevedo7874]

The Beatles will be on the radar of time forever. Nuff said.😉

[@Jagueyes1]

Wasn't David Clayton Thomas the lead singer to BST? You didn't mention him on the list of members.

[@jimmiesmith5811]

Yep he replaced al kooper

[@torunit4620]

@@jimmiesmith5811 He was the lead singer when they had hits.

[@mikefitzgerald41]

Every Beatles compilation album that gets released is #1 in the charts. Forgotten?

[@noreligion2]

THANK YOU FOOR PUTTING THE MOODDY BLUES #2!!!1 IT IS DISGUSTING THAT IT TOOK SO LONG TO BE INDUCTED INTO THE HOF!! Should have been in there the year after the Beatles!!! Thank You Again!!!

[@tommeredith7462]

By the time the Beetle’s split up, Both John Lennon and Sir Paul McCartny had been wanting to explore their Solo career’s and other possibilities. It was understandable. Ringo Starr and George Harrison also had great success after the Beetles quit.

[@raynaRobichaud]

Today John Fogerty is touring the USA and world wide with his two sons who are part of the group,what a blessing that is to John. Kid you not, John is still quite capable of capturing a audience, go John go. May God bless. 😎👍

I can name a few bands that have really 'fallen off the radar of time' - Johnny Kidd and the Pirates, Cliff Bennett and the Rebel Rousers, The Mighty Avengers, The Rockin' Berries, The Sorrows, The Eclection, Moby Grape, The Peanut Butter Conspiracy, Spirit, New Riders of the Purple Sage, The Idle Race, The Creation, The Great Society, Mothers of Invention, Sparks.

[@Darrylizer1]

Not Sparks, they are continuing to put out new music and I saw them in Washington DC last year. Great band. The Mothers are still revered by Zappa fans the world over.

[@drbluzer]

GREAT 1960'S BANDS : @00:38 : CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL @02:38 : STEPPENWOLF @04:28 : INCREDIBLE STRING BAND @06:54 : BYRDS @09:56 : BEACH BOYS @12:15 : CREAM @13:31 : BLOOD , SWEAT , AND TEARS @14:17 : TRAFFIC @15:02 : GRATEFUL DEAD @15:50 : DEEP PURPLE @16:46 : BLACK SABBATH @17:36 : ASSOCIATION @18:42 : CHICAGO ( TRANSIT AUTHORITY ) @20:25 : STEVE MILLER BAND @22:30 : BUFFALO SPRINGFIELD @23:58 : YARDBIRDS @26:05 : ZOMBIES @27:49 : LED ZEPPELIN @31:37 : MOODY BLUES @33:27 : BEATLES

[@davidrandall4182]

I saw the association this summer!

[@ravikhanolkar855]

😊

[@ofrabjousday1]

There are millions of us who remember all of these bands. Did you just discover them?

[@chlfje]

Didn't mention that Creedence signed to a record company that ripped them off, and didn't mention Woman from Tokyo which was a big hit for Deep Purple.

[@767driver4]

These bands have not “fallen off the radar”. As you read this, their great music is being played by many at home, in their car, and broadcast on a classic rock station somewhere.

[@gilliansl]

Ah, the Moody Blues were still big in the 80s! And the Beatles... gone? Not hardly! Their split? YOKO ONO!

[@robertcooney1938]

So far, I've heard of every band and I was born in 82.

[@andrewstockstill9997]

I thought Ian Pace was the original drummer for Deep Purple and the only original member left playing with them. He wasn’t mentioned. Am I wrong in my thinking?

[@otaku1524]

You're quite correct. Some of these channels need to be fact checked lol .

[@tbm3fan913]

Please spell it correctly...The Byrds As far as gone I just saw Chicago and Earth, Wind, and Fire two months ago. Whose radar are you using? Russian?

[@BacBac-g5e]

Come on, are you serious? Beach Boys, Deep Purple, Chicago, Steve Miller Band, The Yardbirds, Cream, Led Zeppelin, Moody Blues, The Beatles....? These are all legends of Rock's history still be played on air and don't tell me that The Beatles and all other bands on this video don't sell their record legacy anymore.

[@DuckGuy-1957]

Raise your hand if you're favorite LP to spin while 'crashing' for the night was _Traffic - 'Low Spark of the High Healed Boys'._ _(Mountain - 'Nantucket Sleigh Ride' from 'The Road Goes Ever On' LP was another)_

[@anthonyburnam3415]

Low spark still kills me. I'm 72 but I wasn't 72 when Low Spark came out.

[@anthonyburnam3415]

I really thought Eric was God and Ginger and Jack turned their hatred into great stuff.

[@gordonteats298]

PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC should have been in here also

[@TracyGarner-mf2uf]

Thanks ya'll. Great memories come to life in Your noggin. ✌️

[@randyacuna5643]

You got your priorities wrong, many of those bands are all time greats because many had their own sound, such as CCR and the moody blues. That is the sign of a great band. You need to change the article to say those are among the greatest rock bands of all time. What the hell's the matter with you!

[@terrygorsch386]

LED Zeppelin 1 , changed the world of Rock & Roll 👍🎸

[@howardlevin2753]

If by "fallen off the radar of time," you mean no longer played on oldies radio, for the most part, you're right. The oldies station in my neck of the woods dropped the 60's several years ago. Programming does that at least every 20 years, generationally. Likely happened nationwide. Philadelphia's WPEN "Station of the Stars," which covered "middle of the road" population music, ended in the late 90's. Some of these bands, however, remain on classic rock stations, like WMGK (unless affected by the firing of Andre Gardner), as well as public radio AAA stations like WXPN. They should also be found on the satellite services. So they're not exactly "off the radar."

[@robertcooney1938]

The Byrds are known by 60s music people. They will always be 60s and 70s rock and roll heads.

[@MPerski]

Chicago fell off the radar when Terry Kath died. Although they continued to put out albums, Peter Cetera got his wish to change from an innovative progressive rock band, with jazz influences and horns, to a soft more “adult contemporary” sound striving for Top 40 radio, largely putting out pop songs and ballads. I’ve seen them many times (and performing with The Beach Boys and Earth Wind & Fire), but when Terry Kath passed it was the day Chicago died 😔 IMHO

[@markwilhelm168]

Cream did not do a song called bridge 13:30. Was this supposed to be Badge?

[@littlecars6871]

The Kinks, the Who , very influential bands and more popular than many listed.. IMO

[@paulbissitt4754]

Not sure why the Incredible String Band are in this list and The Byrds spelled their name with Y not I, but a very good job on this video those two small errors apart.

[@Ted_James]

Misspelling the Byrds' name is a massive mistake. There was an English band called The Birds which featured Ronnie Wood who also played with the Rolling Stones, Faces, Jeff Beck, etc.

[@pgo301]

Actually the last song for Cream's hits is 'Badge' not 'Bridge'. And as mentioned a mightily super tune too.

[@budmcnew7763]

Badge is an interesting story. Eric C and George H. wrote it together. George wrote "bridge" in one of the lines but Eric thought it said "badge". That's what it was titled.

[@chrissum9570]

CCR, Cream and many others STILL and always on my Players

[@gerrymarks7527]

Don't think any of those bands are forgotten at all.still hear them on FM radio most days infact yesterday i was listening to the byrds and led Zeppelin .and Yardbirds csny beatles others.

[@gernotboesser6901]

John Kay's real name was "Joachim Fritz Krauledat". He was born 9144 in Eastprussia, Germany. 🤟

[@victorcastillo9413]

They HAVE NOT been forgotten!!! This is a ridiculous article 🙄

[@gordonteats298]

NARROW WAY TO HEAVEN by APOLOGETIX a great parody

[@Fargoguy54]

The only reason they have "fallen off your radar" is because you were a figment of your mother's imagination when they were popular. My generation still listens to these great bands and don't give a rat's butt for the shit that comes out now.

[@johngore7744]

At 13:31 you said Cream had a hit called ‘Bridge’. It’s actually called ‘Badge’ and Clapton co wrote it with George Harrison. Cheers from Montreal

[@keensoundguy6637]

Back in early August, there was an article published with the title "The Biggest Band in America in 2024 Is … Creedence Clearwater Revival." The article explained that "their greatest-hits collection Chronicle is riding high on the Billboard 200 every week, always somewhere in the thirties or forties. It’s currently Number 39, right ahead of the new Ariana Grande album. It’s higher than anything by the Beatles or the Stones or Zeppelin or Queen." So that's what "fallen off the radar of time" apparently means.

[@salactro]

Love that Cream song “Bridge” ,, Dam AI voice overs

[@michaelbriefman-iw2uc]

Yeah, and where is "Sunshine of your love "???

[@gordonteats298]

SHE'S NOT DEAD by APOLOGETIX a great parody

[@gradyfilms2458]

This is the silliest thing ever.

[@gordonteats298]

GREED RIVER by APOLOGETIX a great parody

[@chuxtuff]

Steppenwolf was where I first saw the name Mars Bonfire who actually was Dennis Edmonton the guy who wrote Born To Be Wild. It's funny what one remembers when one was a kid listening to rock music. "Boomer Rock" (From The Beatles on Ed Sullivan to Windows 95) is still the period of musical legends of note when it comes to real Rock music imo of course...

[@leegarza3605]

I always thought that was the coolest name ever, way back when I was 9 or 10. I got as a shut-up-gift, the Steppenwolf album that had Born to be Wild and The Pusher (by Hoyt Axton) on it. It was a bribe to not squeal on the older kid across the street for smoking pot. I'm 63.

[@c.e.anderson558]

Young left Crosby in the middle of a tour. He did that quite a few times leaving artists frucked.

[@leegarza3605]

Why mention Blood, Sweat & Tears without mentioning David Clayton Thomas?

[@zenstdy]

There’s a lot of important information missing here.

[@leegarza3605]

I guess it fell off the radar of time...according to the idiot gen-Z OP.

[@psisky]

I would like to recommend Pentangle, formed 1967. You can thank me later.

[@g0679]

In the mid-1960s, I lamented the diminished popularity of George W. Johnson.

[@gordonteats298]

BORN AGAIN CHILD by APOLOGETIX a great Parody

[@patbarr1351]

No thumbs up from me. This video is a wee bit sloppy with its research! No, most of these bands have not "fallen off the radar of time" (or the GPS of history either). I have had Blood, Sweat & Tears' 2nd album for many years, but there is no mention on its jacket or on All Music's website (which lists well over 30 members of the band over the years) of anybody named Dylan Alise, Johnathan Powell, Keith Peluso, Brad Mason or Rick Fierabracci. Maybe those guys were in Mud, Spit & Fears?

[@JukeboxJoeB]

Fallen off the radar? Have you never listened to SiriusXM radio? Or listened to FM & AM oldies stations for the last 40 years?

[@williampearson9679]

The Incredible String Band was forgotten or perhaps never known in the 1960’s. Revisionist rock history from likely people who did not live during the time.

[@total.stranger]

The ISB were known about, but they were an "acquired taste" - one that I came to enjoy - but I was a little late to the game with them. They were one of the most original music-makers of the 1960s and into the 70s, and they're well worth looking into.

They were well known in Britain, maybe not the USA.

[@total.stranger]

They were known in the US, but were considered to be "out there" and an acquired taste, as I said earlier - and it didn't help that they came to be tangentially associated with Scientology. It also didn't help that they never had a "hit", either. I bought "500 Spirits", but didn't "get it". I continued buying their stuff and really liked "Liquid Acrobat". I continued buying their stuff - with a few missing LPs - until their end, and I have nothing but admiration for them.

[@cecropia666]

"Fallen off the Radar of time"? Huh??? These are some of the most well-known bands ever!!

[@Querencias7]

Like(d) it. 👍 Interesting information, albeit well known for the most part. What I found quite annoying (mentioned here as constructive criticism) … is the persistent, constant zoom ins that in about half of the bands, keep cropping the images. 😒 Zoom in after stubborn zoom in! Thank you nonetheless.

[@chuckbaker8413]

I really liked Crosby 1000 Roads… but I know he was a pain in the ass…he was that way whatever he was doing… I know this..!

[@usveteran9893]

According to an interview with Ringo, Yoko was the problem.

[@usveteran9893]

I really don't think that The Beatles have fallen off the radar.

[@MarkScott-wx3io]

I got to see the jeff beck group argent flash and blue oyster cult in the 70s at galick Park in Brooklyn for 5 bucks

[@michaelbriefman-iw2uc]

Creams #1 song is "Sunshine of your love " Why wasn't that even mentioned???

[@michaelclarke9455]

The research could have been a little better - line ups not including major players etc. No Ian Gillan mentioned for Deep Purple and no Al Kooper for Blood, Sweat and Tears and he put the band together in the first place!! If a job’s worth doing…

[@brotherkellymatthewbarnes8882]

I wish CCR fell off the radar of time, but nonesuch has happened yet.

[@RBinnion]

I can't believe they left 3 dog night out

[@henrys3629]

How come no one mentions bands of the 1940's? They're gone.

[@TZack-cc7it]

A big miss...he totally forgets to mention the versatile and storied industry talent, Al Kooper, as a founding member of Blood, Sweat and Tears.

[@TZack-cc7it]

another miss - zero mention of Traffic's classic Low Spark of High Heeled Boys

[@leegarza3605]

He didn't mention David Clayton Thomas either.

[@leegarza3605]

@@TZack-cc7it That's the first song that comes to mind for me.

[@ravikhanolkar855]

Was told that not many people from the current generation listen to Classic Rock. True?

[@raminagrobis6112]

Your video is misleading. All these bands are still very much alive in people's memories. If you're old enough.

[@stevepaquette4534]

WOW are you kidding me fallen off the map. Starts with beatles and CCR. wake up. Still relevant

[@robertcooney1938]

How many bands started off with the name Golly Wogs? I can think of three.

[@user-sr6li6kq2b]

CCRs music is timeless Americana! The Doors and Led Zeppelin music is as popular as ever! There’s just no live shows anymore although John Fogerty still plays shows!

[@leftylibber]

What about the Stones? Big mistake not to include them.

[@spartiaugustin364]

when did they break up ?

[@leftylibber]

@@spartiaugustin364 didn’t consider that!

Who?

[@massimomarchesi5007]

Se non includi gli STONES non capisci un cazzo!

[@latinforever]

"Its sound was compromised of haunting folk melodies."

[@RicoCosta317]

😂😂😂😂

[@jimbelton]

Led Zeppelin and the Beatles: WTF are you talking about. Deep Purple and Black Sabbath are revered. CCR, Chicago, and the Moody Blues have hardly fallen off the radar. Neither have the Beach Boys, though I wish they would. Steve Miller has faded, but still gets played on Classic Rock radio. Steppenwolf are a one hit wonder these days. Cream and Blood Sweat and Tears really have fallen off. I'm glad the Birds, the Greatful Dead, Buffalo Springfield, the Yardbirds, and the Zombies have fallen. Never heard of the Incredible String Band or the Association.

[@l_Live_In_Oregon]

I stopped at #20 with CCR. I could tell this was going to only get worse and not worth my time.

[@chuckbaker8413]

Deep Purple in Rock… was the album..!!