50 BEST Gone Groups of the 1960s, have fallen off the radar of time...

[@Vintage.ShowTV]

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[@ADR-j9m]

DOB 1956. These groups are all what I remember from childhood radio.

[@alexshkoditch4593]

Does anyone else find it hysterical that several of the still shots shown in this video aren't of the band they are discussing? I noticed it a couple of times and was going to remain silent, but when discussing the Monkees they showed a pic of the Loving Spoonful I found I couldn't resist.

[@timbo3030]

Yes absolutely they even play the doobie brothers song when the birds were on, that's comment bait.

[@nothankyou5524]

😮

[@richardbartolo2890]

They have only fallen off the radar of time for those who are unaware.

[@hollyportly]

I didn’t forget the WHO or LYNYRD SKYNYRD or YES and still listen to all of them.

[@kimkelly5512]

You have The Righteous Brothers on your thumbnail, they have never been forgotten, also CCR and Tho Who are still remembered as well.

[@spyretto]

The Who are still performing.

[@robert.m4676]

This guy hates rock. He probably lives under one🤣

[@LaurelT1948]

You’re right. I’m seeing them in concert next month. And Bill Medley has a new album coming out. A song just dropped- These Days, with Bill singing with Vince Gill. Sounds great. Bill is a legend.

[@kimkelly5512]

@@LaurelT1948 Did you get to see Bobby Hatfield too before he died?

[@LaurelT1948]

@@kimkelly5512 Sadly, I did not. I do regret it!

[@williamwallace5857]

Many of these groups haven't 'fallen off the radar' AT ALL.

[@DarrinLatvala]

I watched the trial where John Foggerty was being sued by the other members of CCR for his solo songs sounding like CCR songs. When John was finally asked he said your honor I admit it that does sound like me. The whole courtroom erupted in laughter. He was CCR he wrote all their hits was the lead singer and played guitar The rest of them especially his brother should of just went along with what John said to do and they probably would of never broke up

[@Timthi-b4m]

These haven't fallen off my radar

[@MichaelToddandBoomie]

Here are a few more I was looking for... The Grass Roots, The Hollies, The Cowsills, Herman's Hermits, The Dave Clark Five, Tommy James and The Shondells, The Tremeloes, The Bee Gees, The 5th Dimension, The Box Tops, The Jimi Hendrix Experience, The Guess Who, The Lettermen, The Band

[@DarrinLatvala]

Midnight Confession a great song I just listened to Age of Aquarius and listen to a song called Friends of Mine by the Guess Who

[@chriscook5613]

Many of these groups just got older over time, but their music lives on. Some of them are still performing today. Many of them have disbanded and went on to form other groups. You have to remember many of these guys are in their 70s and 80s (or more), no one lives forever

[@Retroscoop]

Time to buy a new radar !!!

[@lisaciconte7409]

The WHO is not a forgotten group!

[@ToreMikalSchanke]

You mentioned many of the best remembered and most influencial bands and musicians from those years. Just because bands are history don't make them forgotten. Changes in line-up, are usually common. Drugs have had widely different effects on the social dynamics within groups. Alcohol abuse has always been the most damaging, although socially acceptable in many peoples views, I think most drugs can be used as well as abused. Makes it seem like you're using a defected radar 😅. Look for better pictures as well! Just a suggestion - or let's say "Two pennies from me"..

[@romeoslover817]

Carlos Santana is still touring.

[@markc6557]

I find it to be an extremely interesting review of early rock bands. However, most of them still perform - in one form of another - and I don't understand "gone" in the title.

[@11dallis]

Iron Butterfly's first allbum was called "Heavy"

[@janpoelkamp4229]

After seeing CCR, The Who and Lynyrd Skynyrd (who were a 70’s band, thank you) I turned it off. I want my 2 minutes back.

[@Fotograffa]

Where was Three Dog Night?

[@HOWLINGWOLF-ig5zs]

Good question..👍

[@rogerevans425]

The Rolling Stones off the radar..... ????????

[@CrappyFilms202]

Most of these groups still get radio play regularly.

[@JackCooper-ix1su]

Great!

[@11dallis]

Lynyrd Skynyrd did not disband after the plane crash.

[@danr1920]

The Rolling Stones have NOT fallen off the radar. They been going strong after 60 plus years. Also doesn't every group (except the Stones) fall off the radar after 60 years. Do I really need to comment about the Beatles.

[@carlosaramayo7633]

It's false that Deep Purple did not tour again since 1976. The got together in the 80's, and they are still in a tour right now, with their new album of 2024.

[@ManonLise1]

I saw Them on 2004 in Montréal.

[@carlosaramayo7633]

@@ManonLise1 Oh yes, I also saw them here in La Paz, Bolivia, South America in 1997, when Steve Morse was with them.and Jon Lord was alive, and Jon even gave me an autograph!

[@michaeltownshend4503]

You know absolutely nothing about British bands. I also found it highly amusing that you think Santana don't play anymore when I just paid 200 pounds for a ticket for one concert on his upcoming 2025 world tour

[@gdecon]

The Association belongs top 70 or 80 maybe

[@kimkelly5512]

Adding to my comment Lynard Skynyrd are still remembered you have some errors in your thumbnail.

[@Moebian73]

as usual. He's on some psychedelic drug. lol I didn't watch this, only saw The Beatles as the picture & said "Yup, Vintage has gone from dumb to dumber to dumbest." Don't know if this guy has a full deck on him.

[@robert.m4676]

Lynyrd Skynyrd and the Doors are my favorite bands. Skynyrd’s from the 60’s but didn’t get famous till the 70’s and yes is still killer. I quit after those two this guys nuts!

[@shaykatz5648]

I don't even remember some groups like Vanilla Fudge & Yes. Then some not on here. Strange

[@11dallis]

Saw Vanilla Fudge

[@tod3msn]

I'm not sure what the point of this clip is because you take Grand Funk Railroad and imply they are forgotten when both Grand Funk and their lead singer Mark Farmer have been touring and playing shows for decades. Maybe they are forgotten by causal music fans but to those like them can still see their shows. What you are missing the point about is that the face 55 years later fans can still see bands like Grand Funk and Mark Farmer is unusual since the Big Band era only lasted about 10 years and folk music had a 20 year run but rock n roll has been going strong for 65 years!!

[@VictorSamuelson-nk5nw]

Mixed up analysis belmonts ? Vs who cc’r doors vs Peter Paul and Mary vs one hit wonder iron butterfly they grabbed any group no matter but the background information is interesting but putting all these groups together is wrong some of these groups had many many hits and were very popular

[@louiefortune]

Are The Rascals here?

[@tamekahanova]

The Association? They are certainly off the radar

[@yoharve]

yard bards 'I'm a Man? Hotel California sucks!

[@craigsutherland8274]

Slade?

[@MrByrdbath]

absolute rubbish

[@edperrone7727]

THESE LISTS REALLY SUCKS

[@LeahIngram-e4y]

The photos in this video are wrong more often than not. Really bad job editing this video.

[@barrywinslow9798]

Again, how about these guys....sold millions of albums. kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5Cyd4xppt98m9U

[@gillianbedford4054]

Genesis have only just split and Jethro tull still perform you need to get your facts right before you publish this crap lynard skinard regrouped after the crash they were regrouped with the late Ronnie Vanzant younger brother Johnny Vanzant and I'm pretty sure they Eagles are planning some concerts