Guess the 60's song

[@lionking8844]

These songs were like air we breathed during those years!

[@jeffsutton6353]

The Hollies!

[@sillynacannada6718]

Napalm or smog?

[@jerry2357]

@@jeffsutton6353 But that was from 1974, not the 60s!

[@conradheidi]

Every song on here is a masterpiece in it;s own right. Would love a time machine to go back to the fab 60's and fab 70's.

[@terrancewilhite9260]

Heard most of these while in Nam

[@annek1226]

Thank you sir for your service to our country!

[@cedarshoals529]

Welcome home Brother.

[@Classicrocker6119]

Thank you for serving from an appreciative 58 year old guy in 🇨🇦.

[@dianheffernan3436]

Glad you made it,me a Vietnam baby,you can tell when I smoke pot,not punning, glad you made it.

[@seanmcdermott70]

All the nam movies were epic.guys went through so much.thanks for your service.much respect from ireland.👍🎼🇨🇮

[@Joyce-Barker]

Nearly 80..one girl got caught smoking in school and she was expelled…I love all the music…..

[@danithompson1693]

Who needed more than three seconds per song? Of course I knew them all. All of the artists too. Still fun. And I still always sing, "there's a bathroom on the right"!

[@athleticguy15]

i went from 11 to 21 in the 60s, so this is my music. Only problem I have with this collection is that it skewed too much to the end of the decade, and only had one girl group hit, Will You Love Me Tomorrow by the Shirelles, which was not the original recording.

[@carrie9926]

Ashamed, there wasn't The Tokens. I too am a youth, and somehow managed to get them all correct.

[@andrewdrabble8939]

Grew up listening to the music from the sixties so I got 99% of them as soon as they started

[@marshaflores2923]

I was born in 62... this is my childhood.

[@MichaelAarons1701]

I knew almost all of these instantly. I only confused the title of #9 with one of its lyrics, couldn’t remember the proper title on #17, couldn’t remember which group did #24 so guessed The Crystals, and I don’t have much familiarity with Ray Charles or Led Zeppelin to have gotten those. All in all, pretty good.

[@catw6998]

We know but sometimes forget. Hate this kind of quiz. It’s like the fill in the blanks. Can you do like they did for tv shows - multiple choice? Your scores tally’s in at the end, so I don’t need to go find paper and pen.

[@garygilden2687]

Better than any kind of therapy

[@Flon17]

#1 is one of my favourite all time songs

[@elaineswanepoel8210]

Good for you David Kelso 😘

[@backsides14]

I know em all. Soundtrack of my life..

[@paulkosik5474]

Wasn't it great being a teenager during the 60s and growing up and experiencing some great songs and being in high school when the only trouble was chewing gum and smoking in the boys room?

[@timbillings6884]

Yup!!! I was High in Highschool! 🤣

[@sassypants5716]

Ahhh....the good old days. Life was so much easier back then.

[@alfrediceman9506]

Well I was in grade school but we did smoke various things then, gave up tobacco but not smoking

[@mariehernandez5878]

Now, Teacher, don't you fill me up with your rules. Everybody knows that smoking ain't allowed in school!

[@timbillings6884]

@@mariehernandez5878 😂 It was in our Highschool we had a smoking area outside of the cafeteria and and in lower parking lot the smoke really flue! It was the 70s even the teachers were high! 😂😂😂 Me and my girlfriend used to go out in the lower parking lot at lunchtime and pick up Roche's and got a lot for the boul! It was a Highschool!!! ✌️

[@a1orski]

How is it I can name all these songs but can't remember to take my meds?!?!

[@suzyfarnham3165]

I always say the song. artist and try to guess the year. I am so often right and then sing every word! One day my daughter turned to me and said "I know why you can't remember why you opened the fridge Mum??Your head is too full of old music and songs" She is probably right!

[@patrickmccue181]

You got me laughing, got 20 correct but I too can't remember if I've taken my pills 30 minutes after taking them 😩😥🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@genegambardella6393]

I got them all right in the first 5 seconds but I can’t remember why I came into the kitchen.

[@josephmeyers3597]

Me too

[@maryzambrana7141]

You, too!? Huh, just goes to show us, wait, I'll think of it. If not, well don't say that I didn't try. Try what, that's what I thought!

[@DM-kf1bt]

If you weren’t a teenager in the 60’s then you were a deprived child. The music will never be bettered. I’m 73 years old.

[@vondebb]

I’m almost 69. I not only know what songs they are I know all the words. Love it 😁

[@johnwheeler2040]

Deborah 69 year old love your taste

[@oldgoat50]

I just turned 70 this month, your a pup.;-)

[@muide7]

I sang along with all of them as well - in my hoarse voice. I have just turned 69. We're not old. Our memory of the 1960s will always keep us young.

[@geriwilliamson1967]

I am almost 72 same here

[@timbillings6884]

🤣 Old farts iam olny 62! I know them all and the words to! ✌️ My brother is 68 I call him the old fart. He got the job when our father died! 😁✌️

[@malonprowl66hec72]

The 60s were the best years for music . still beats the crap of today ..2020

[@catherine7147]

70’s were good too

[@garp-cm7te]

60'S

[@jeanniehelliwell1599]

Makes us feel young again. 70s were pretty good too and In Australia the 80s rock!

[@richarddarlington1139]

@@catherine7147 Yeah, but you had to sift through the disco to get to the real music.

[@rickfonder5133]

Got that RIGHT!

[@mbadtoknow6908]

This was fun! Thanks! I wish everyone reading this message fond memories of days gone by, it ain't 19anything anymore!

[@danieljbalkwill]

I knew the song names immediately. And the band names. And sang along to each one. Damn, I’m old.

[@pam1574]

Me too!

[@adc2327]

Same here!

[@maritabowden6702]

No you're not old. You are finely aged. 😉

[@jeanniehelliwell1599]

Experienced not old!

[@pennylane1268]

☺☺☺☺

[@colliecreations3091]

Did anyone else start singing along instead of guessing?

[@chickey333]

That's what I had to do to figure out who the artist was.

[@carole7665]

Brings back so many memories the good ole days

[@aileenclarke9651]

Yes I did start singing the songs and I haven’t forgotten the words!

[@paulamiles9559]

I remembered jokes we made about the songs- like for Bad Moon Rising" there's a bathroom on the right "

[@chickey333]

@@paulamiles9559 There is a book dedicated to that very subject but I don't remember the title offhand.

[@blurenthusiast6568]

*And then there's me, a 14-year-old girl who can get all these right but can't name a single song released this year*

[@aylabell6547]

The Fab Five Hundred bruh same

[@laustcawz2089]

Try "Living In A Ghost Town"-- The Rolling Stones (2020) Other great songs released recently (in some cases, by newer/ recently formed groups/artists), but few get on the radio. How many of the following '60s hits are you familiar with? "Sukiyaki"--Kyu Sakamoto "Telstar"--The Tornados "Classical Gas"--Mason Williams "Those Were The Days"--Mary Hopkin "Along Comes Mary"-- The Association "Something Stupid"-- Frank & Nancy Sinatra "Alley-Oop"--The Hollywood Argyles "Snoopy Vs. The Red Baron"-- The Royal Guardsmen "Ode To Billie Joe"--Bobbie Gentry For great music from the '90s on... "The Ceiling Is Bendin'"-- The Flaming Lips "Human Behavior"--Björk "Roses Are Free"--Ween "There She Goes"--The La's "Don't Uncork What You Can't Contain"-- Suzanne Vega "Hand Over My Heart"--Secret Sisters "Don't Believe"--Psychedelic Furs "Future"--Todd Rundgren "Driftwood"--Travis "Shadow Of The Day"--Linkin Park "My Immortal"--Evanescence "Last Wave"--They Might Be Giants

[@soniadowney7427]

Cause you've got good taste

[@patrickporter6536]

Good taste!

[@rantipole6849]

Exactly the same

[@xschmidty_21]

This is easy when you have a good taste in music.

[@Squre]

Try listening to today's rap music.

[@ELLIOT1311]

Squre It’s bloody awful.

[@ramoncranert8177]

Agreed.

[@lesnyk255]

Even easier when the lyrics of each selection start with the song title

[@pinoybusspotter]

a walk in the park

[@2340Vegas]

I did this test while working on my Beatles coloring book in my retirement home.

[@Lastchef]

That was funny!

[@LL-lj1kq]

David Kelso ......👏👏👏♥️ we had the better music !

[@gj8683]

Don't forget to ask them for the "Flip's Guide to the Groovy Groups" coloring book, too.

[@kathy2trips]

LOL

[@gwenalisonlee2249]

David sound like a lot of fun

[@hfrhouston9249]

I am 18 and I know all of them. The golden era of music was 60s.

[@snakebite7299]

It's actually the 1950s and 60s not just the 60s

[@valerieiceni7429]

You're right , but add some early 70s.

[@Zerpersande]

@@valerieiceni7429 Both you and @Samantha are missing the point that this 18 y.o. knows this music. Hats off!

[@davesmith1199]

Seriously,you are only 18?...Good on you....It was kinda easy for us who were there but for you no.Were mom and dad hippies?LOL I still am one for life..................Peace HFR and keep staying safe.

[@davesmith1199]

@@Zerpersande All Samantha and Valerie did was correct the era of the songs.I dont see any bad mouthing of HFR at all....................................PEACE,be still.

[@tinydancer7426]

I can remember spending my summers lying in the sun catching some rays and listening to all of these songs on my 2.5 X 3.5 inch transistor radio. Ah, sweet memories. I am a child of the 50's and 60's.

[@Hypohair]

In the UK we used to spend much time under the bed clothes listening to radio Luxenburg which had a bad signal but played all these chart hits late at night.

[@HTJB60]

@@Hypohair And then Radio London & Caroline.... Mostly Caroline for me, lived in Oxford then.

[@josephasner171]

so am I. I still(and will until my dying day)love all those oldies but goodies.

[@missadams1330]

Hard to believe these great songs are that old...like me 👵🏼 . Best music 60’s 70’s bar none

[@THEoriginaljmelford]

I'm 75 so this was easy to get song title and artist in about 2 to 10 seconds. I wouldn't do so good with todays music.

[@rfstokes43]

Probably because each clip GIVES you the song title!!!

[@inglouriousbee]

I love how the 60's was a mix of malt shop oldies, motown, & rock n roll

[@justinthyme3396]

Saw LED ZEP in summer of 73,I'm 80years old this year and still listening to THE MIGHTY ZEP. 😎😎from Australia

[@DC-js4gk]

Well you can't have seen 'em in Australia, they toured in Feb-March of '71! Saw em at Kooyong, the very last time Pagey performed with a beard. They were really terrible, but god we loved 'em. If you don't believe me you can listen to every concert on their website. Then they go and play an absolute scorcher in Sydney

[@justinthyme3396]

@@DC-js4gk o.k. I've got the dates wrong, I'm 80years old this year and my memory is not the best ,but I saw them play PERTH W Australia in Feb 16 1972 at subiaco oval, they played Kooyong stadium 20 /2/72 ,I've just checked the dates from my big fat LED ZEP book, from one ZEP fan too another,cheers mate from PERTH W Australia

[@justinthyme3396]

@@DC-js4gk P.S. we both got the dates wrong ,maybe you're about my age ??

[@DC-js4gk]

@@justinthyme3396 Oh yes, '72! Hope they were better in Perth. It was either the worst of times or the best of times at Kooyong. It was a cool blustery summer's day, with a storm brewing, yet the crowd was the opposite. I was very young, it was among my first big concerts, the band was in a foul mood though, and were very concerned about rain. Plant berated the crowd's behaviour more thsn once, over half of 'em had broken in along the flimsy fenceline! If it wasn't the worst gig they ever played, it was close. They then went on to play scorchers in other places, Sydney was one. But apparently Brissy was the best, an inside venue. You must have been the oldest in the audience, most were teens. I have a buddy who saw the Beatles and both Stones tours of the sixties, but he's only 75! Justin Thyme, indeed! There is a grand EIGHT SECONDS of footage of Bonzo's setup at Kooyong taken by a roadie pre-concert. Great venue, Elton John played there, as did Sabbath (to about 1500!) and famously the Stones before concerts were banned by the rich folks of Kooyong.

[@justinthyme3396]

@@DC-js4gk I see you picked up on my blog name ,just in time ,I saw quite a few good concerts early 70s The Stones played the waca cricket ground and JAGGER ran through the crowd fully dressed in cricket geer,about 73 I won tickets for Deep purple gig,they played Beatty park aquatic centre, supporting group was FREE Paul Rodgers voice ithink second to Robert Plant, when DP did smoke on the water hundreds of kids jumped in water, I was too OLD (about 32)to jump in ha ha,cheers mate from PERTH..😎🎶🎶🎶

[@pjackson2064]

That was fun. And knowing all of them, sometimes singing before the singers started... Thanks for a ray of sunshine

[@parsifal40002]

Music of the 60s! Now that was great stuff-a whole lot better than the crap that's popular today in the 21st century!

[@andrevisser33]

Thanks I grew up in the 60 that music brought back so many but many memories it was my childhood and im 60 now and they still sound so beautiful to my ears thank you again

[@route6295]

Viele Menschen verbinden leider keine bestimmten Erinnerungen mit einem Lied. Aber genau DAS kann Musik! Für mich ist das so... Bis heute

[@chowfun6526]

Yeah!

[@wendynichols6946]

Boy I agree 100% - the 60's had the best music ever - at least we could understand the words - in fact everything about the 60's was the best

[@williamholloway1408]

@@wendynichols6946 segregation

[@vgshwk]

I got them all but if you tested me from the last ten years I wouldn’t know the difference from boom boom to one thump thump.

[@johnfay681]

What’s. Matter Justin Bibier doesn’t do for you

[@orangehoof]

Yeah, I tell people I don't know the difference between J-Lo and C-Lo.

[@johnfay681]

Bob Hulsey You got that right

[@tinydancer7426]

@@orangehoof Those are diet cola's, right? :0D

[@Sharon-iq7ot]

Yes I know what youmean

[@Gumyulo131]

I am 68 , I not only know all the songs I grew up with, I can name the artists and I can sing along too......60s music are music, not like songs nowadays, most are crap. People grow up in the 60s ....golden years ....would know what I mean. Those 290 who have their thumbs done don’t know what they missed. They probably don’t know what music is.

[@markhunter8554]

I could name most of the years that they were released and the parent LP as well.

[@horstbaur7797]

Easy-peesy for an old fart like me. Thanx for the memories.

[@xshortiixx6425]

Easy for a "youngster" like me too lol my grandad brought me up on these songs.. they're so Good!

[@perfectfan2006]

horst ,,yep me to i remember when them songs were brand new

[@horstbaur7797]

Went on a date with a dream girl. On the way home a really horrible sampled cover of 'Baker Street' played on the radio. I said "I really love the original." She said "Oh you mean this isn't the original?" Asked her to just drop me off at my place...

[@K-Anne_]

horst baur lucky you. (Jealous actually) Growing up with this. - Someone just reaching 30 in a March. Nothing will compare to the 60’s- 70’s... EVER.

[@horstbaur7797]

Hi Ka Anne: Yeah, and our parents said "Get your hair cut! You want to look like those guys from The Beatles and the Rolling Stones? Not in this house!" Thank God the music started the revolution...

[@branjo1322]

16 years old an knew every single one on this list. I’m glad I grew up around my grandparents

[@annglaister]

Well done you ❤

[@robindewar7565]

Liar your pants on fire ,Buffalow Springfield nobody heard of them

[@kenchristie9214]

@@robindewar7565 You weren't around in the 60's then. For What It's Worth was an anthem of the '60's and '70's.

[@williamfunggoldenoldiesfan6758]

I am 15 years old and I know every song, I am an old school genius!

[@kayzzzzzzzzz]

ayyy me too

[@carolb550]

good for you! happy to hear young people like our music! keep listening.

[@pikachurextuber5612]

I know them all since I’m 12. Now, I’m 19. I like 2000’s metal, but this metal was inspired by the 80’s which were inspired by the 60’s

[@tlf704]

What's good about music from the 60's, 70's, and 80's, is that it all still plays daily on most radio stations! Great music like that will NEVER die!!!

[@marty3888]

Wow, not where I live. There is not one radio station in Detroit that plays any sixties music.

[@nnvincent3]

@@marty3888 Really? Detroit, the birth of Motown....that's sad!

[@tytn9978]

my grandson has one question for me, though: "Grandpa, what's a radio?"

[@Gumyulo131]

Definitely!

[@philb6490]

Check out the cover band get the led out absolutely amazing 😊😅

[@pagansunite4005]

Too easy when the majority of the songs start with their titles, but the fact I knew every single one is a testament to how amazing music is from the 60s. ♥

[@MelissaThompson432]

If you're as old as me, you recognize them by the firat 5 notes....

[@josephasner171]

Pagansunite4005: agreed. They gave a lot of the songs away

[@maritabowden6702]

All hail to the "Boomers"! The greatest music ever recorded. The songs made you feel great about being alive. 👑

[@bipolarvortex]

I'm 61 so I'm guessing this was not intended for people who grew up during this era, because this was super easy. Give me a test on Hip Hop/Rap music and I would admittedly fail miserably.

[@huntzkush]

Kevin, who gave you internet access? Was it that damn grandson of yours?

[@rslitman]

Same here!

[@MrSanteeclaus]

Kevin Holmes they were too simple

[@noeldsouza412]

Yes...found it easy as well and I'm 66😎

[@PC4USE1]

I'm 63 and these were so damned easy(I guess when AM radio plays the sh*t out of a song when you're a kid,they get burned into your head) By the way,Kevin, I build my own PCs,so don't let the trolls effect you. They need to know that OUR generation invented the personal PC. LOL

[@hotwireman49]

I was focusing on the year of release. So weird. every song instilled in me a feeling, a time. I could see my mom's kitchen, or the Christmas tree in the living room or my room, or even the old radio that I remember the song coming out of. I was born in 1958. Seems that our memories are embedded in us and retained mostly from birth to 12 or 13 years. Wow! What a ride this has been. Thank you for posting!!!! Loved your choices!

[@jimnovotny670]

Excellent choices!! Ignore the whiners; it is a great mix!

[@robertbarnes7871]

Grew up with these Great Songs so it was real easy for me... I`m 68 …. there`s not anybody out there that will fill these shoe`s.... Thanks for sharing

[@jeffduncan9140]

I'm only 50, the same age as two of the songs. I love this music, though. It was easy.

[@alancrook1034]

A song that starts with the words "Hey Jude" is NOT hard.

[@ringostarr8034]

My name is Jude.

[@spyroskokkalis6692]

Alan Crook I was ready to comment this but you already got it💪😂

[@anb3829]

No its actually pretty hard i really thought it was i want to break free by queen

[@josephasner171]

I Got 25/25. Boy am I old.

[@christinesharland8478]

Must be hard to complile though. Lots of songs reveal their title quickly.

[@diana2036]

Easy! I got 23/25 in 3 seconds. Note: I'm 16 :) Wonderful and iconic songs

[@tinydancer7426]

Good for you. Now bone up on the 70's. That was another era, but also some good music as in ......... good lyrics and easy to dance to (shades of American Bandstand)

[@ape8494]

Don’t think anyone asked

[@JW...-oj5iw]

Nice to see a 16yo with a grasp of writing.

[@klausmaerz197]

Now THAT'S impressive 👏

[@klausmaerz197]

Oh boy did I suck. I was born in that decade and only got two thirds right. (C-)

[@brucecarney4416]

ALL 25 in 5 seconds or less- but hell I'm 72 and the radio was on 24/7!

[@huntzkush]

Hello sir! Do you know where you are at?? You shouldn't be here, I'll help you back home! We must preserve your ancient artifacts for future generations!!

[@brian70Cuda]

@@huntzkush I hope you are just kidding, if not, well you know what a huge chunk of.... you are.

[@huntzkush]

@@brian70Cuda Oh no, another baby boomer on the loose! Calm down grandma.

[@brian70Cuda]

@@huntzkush OK, when you are older you won't be so smug

[@huntzkush]

@@brian70Cuda Yea I still have another 50 years before I can shout out my window at those damn 'milenials'.

[@WoodGuy]

I don't think you could find one of us that was a teen in the 60's that didn't know every one of those songs and could recite the lyrics beginning to end.

[@davesmith1199]

True that.

[@wallacegeller2111]

This is when music was music. The stuff that's out there today is garbage.

[@sanhar2075]

Mark Linder yep

[@patdepaula6618]

I'm sure they said the same thing about the thirties forties and fifties, even love the bubblegum music of The Archies

[@route6295]

Not at all

[@route6295]

@@patdepaula6618 yep

[@neillowy]

Do you think in 2080, anyone will be able to remember more than 1 or 2 songs from 2010-2020??

[@shaleenaf.7095]

I'm 6 months old and knew all the songs and artists.

[@davesmith1199]

Now learn to change your own diaper then lol

[@commonground5214]

Witty for your age too. You'll go far young traveler!

[@jamescollins4500]

Thanks, that was fun. I'm 70 and I got almost every one wrong. Ha ha, maybe dementia is setting fun.

[@rozbeiler4436]

That's too bad!

[@suzieque4287]

I'm 74 and called each song and sang along as well. Let's face it , good music is the music our youth and it never dies.

[@maxflyman5435]

You know, I appreciate the effort, and it was fun listening to the retro music of my childhood, but, "Guess the song?". Try some judicious editing, and not play the "title" in the first 6-10 seconds on every song. Then the challenge would be JUUUUUSSSTTT a bit more valid. :)

[@hazelchief-rabbit5903]

@David Clinging Yeah, I'm in my 20s and I knew all of them except for maybe four songs. But then I also grew up listening to my parents' music which also lead me to discover more music from the 50s through to the 90s.

[@rugby8-Philadelphia]

@mac-not too-fly Perhaps you shouldn't complain about the work someone has done ......who put you in charge of what is a *valid* challenge? 😎

[@swanwaffle]

Born in 1950. Heard loads of stuff my parents played like Glenn Miller, Guy Mitchel. Rosemary clooney, Jim reeves. Then the sixties with Cliff, The Beatles. The stones, The animals. Tremeloes and a ton of other great stuff. The seventies were unforgettable with Queen. Roxy music and Elo. Then to my mind it all went pear shaped.. .electronic synthetic noise. They will play some music forever. Much later stuff forgotten already.

[@idanwillenchik3050]

Oh;Pretty Woman is from 1964.

[@jamesmontebello2393]

When music was really notlike the garage these days

[@lezorford7155]

Yeah...I don't really like music that's "like the garage", either...but do like some garage bands 😉

[@batman51]

That's what we old people like, easy questions.

[@IvorPresents]

They still sound good, with superior production values. Would have liked to have heard some Association, Spoonful, Buckinghams, Kinks.or Four Tops.

[@txgunguy2766]

I was born in the 80s which, I think, is the last decade to have consistently good rock. But, to me, THIS is the good stuff. Even country music is crap compared to what it used to be prior to 2000. Too much pop crap, not enough country.

[@harrypottergleestarwarsdis4817]

Me too was born in 1988 and I agree

[@loveistruth5713]

That was fun. The hardest part was trying to guess what year it was. Got 98% of the artist with only about 15% of what year it was. Admittedly drew a blank on Jackie Wilson kick myself for that one

[@athleticguy15]

Rita Coolidge did a remake in the 70s, but it was way too slow and was missing the energy of Jackie's original.

[@manicmechanic448]

I've only heard about half of these. It was good to hear them again. Especially "Hey Jude", I'm a huge Beatles fan.

[@FilesFromTheFearVault]

same, huge beatles fan

[@tucarnal4107]

If your such a huge Beatles fan you should be hearing their songs at least twice a week.

[@manicmechanic448]

@@tucarnal4107 there is more than one band out there.

[@justme-dm7sb]

I didn't hear "hey Jude" in the.

[@theviolethole4071]

just me you must be deaf, I clearly heard it

[@heli-crewhgs5285]

It’s not much of a challenge when the piece of music being played, contains the song title!

[@davesmith1199]

And what song does not mention title of song?

[@jeffsutton6353]

@@davesmith1199 For What it's Worth.

[@rozbeiler4436]

Also some don't mention the title till after the quiz song stopped, like Suspicious Minds

[@winterflake2816]

I got an A++++ on this because i love the 60s to much also i hate the music now, to me it's just people screaming into a Mic

[@gordontaylor3489]

I just got an 'A', no plusses because I got one or two wrong... must listen to more '60's music...

[@joanbusche7037]

I received a+++++ of course I got to play my radio at work everyday and when I was home I played my records. Now I play my cd's. I love the music of the 50's 60's 70's and 80's. That was pure music. Not yell,scream talk or make up words,like they do today. I won't buy today's music. I am 74 years old and I like rock&roll music ,soft slow dancing music.wish the music would go back in time!

[@ThePoobears]

you are so right ...

[@shannonmoraes6282]

I'm 15 and you ask me anything abt music now...............I will say QUEEN!!

[@graceh-gx4qg]

Shannon Moraes same and SAME!! or the beatles :))

[@zzyzxzy9061]

As an 80's baby, I'm happy that my parents helped me grow up with the songs of their youth. These songs played a great part in growing my musical tastes as I aged. Calling all these songs oldies now seems like a disservice to what the songs actually meant and the feeling you get while listening to them. Kids, Talk to your grandparents and learn about their history, both personal and cultural.

[@hansspa3892]

Well I’m old now. I knew them all. And BTW nr14 they are Sonny and Cher not Cher & Sonny!!

[@CanadianGirl2181]

18 years old today and listenin to 60s era! Best thing!

[@philb6490]

Glad to see the youth enjoying the great music from the sixties and seventies but from an American to a Canadian you have great musical tastes God bless the great country of Canada

[@CanadianGirl2181]

@@philb6490 thank you for your kind sweet comment! God Bless!

[@philb6490]

A bunch of my friends and I go to Ontario Canada every year for a golf outing always treated to a great time and very friendly people at the double tree Hilton and the great golf courses also go every year for our anniversary in Clayton n.y but always go over to Canada to the shoreline casino😊😅❤

[@philb6490]

As i stated I love Canada but I wish you hadn't sent all this snow on the first week of spring but all is forgiven 😊😅❤❤

[@CanadianGirl2181]

@@philb6490 yeah sorry about that lol mother nature here had her own plans 😆😆 she was supposed to bring snow and rain today but well I don't think we want that either she can keep it lollll it's time for the warm weather to come ❤️ and that's awesome that you come up every year to visit Canada, you should come east some time it's really pretty in the summer here in New brunswick

[@Chattycrafter2580]

Best decade for music, I’m 70 and I feel young again. Not only did I get the songs right I also got the artists right ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@PlayerFiveVids]

So wholesome seeing the comments here. Young folks listening to old music. Old folks using new technology.

[@jime386]

LoL. And '70s teens ( like me ) that are thankful we can remember ANYTHING!

[@LynxSouth]

What new technology? I began using a PC at work in 1981, and KZbin is nearly 15 years old.

[@johnmunk5067]

@@jime386 I've come to the conclusion many of the things we wanted to remember were just crowded out by the things society has made us use the hard drive space for. Remember back then we only measured in kilobytes not terabytes. (That means life was easier).

[@muide7]

I keep falling over when I hear a young punk or girl knows Elvis or The Beatles. Still, I know Ray Eberle from Bob Eberly (Glenn Miller/Jimmy Dorsey). I know who Mr Five by Five was (Jimmy Rushing) - that sort of thing. I "wasn't born then" either (I'm not 100 years old). It's the love of music that counts. I'm sure in 2100 young people will still be listening to jazz or swing or 60s and 70s pop music. Like they'll still be using pens to write on paper on. "Hey, that's funny. I can draw letters on this material and it's like typing. Oops! I can't delete what I wrote.")

[@kutsbothways]

Had a little trouble with only one of them; guess my chemo-brain isn't that bad after all...lol

[@neorich59]

Great trivia idea. I would make a suggestion to make guessing the songs a bit more challenging..How about editing the song at a point where you can't hear the title, or start it somewhere in the middle, say, in the instrumental.. Some of them, "Pretty Woman/Hey Jude" e.g were a dead giveaway! 😉😉

[@edlaprade]

Ah, but it isn't Pretty Woman. It is Oh, Pretty Woman. Now back to my rocking chair.

[@neorich59]

Damn, you even put the comma in too! 😉

[@patrickperry8951]

That'd still be easy for me I'm a DJ

[@lezorford7155]

@@edlaprade I noticed that too...Yes, the nuances! As I inquired of someone else, do Buffalo Springfield ever actually say, "for what it's worth" in that song? I know I could look it up, but this way is more fun.

[@markhunter8554]

@@lezorford7155 No, it's not in the lyrics.

[@bearsum9520]

A decade that can never be forgotten.

[@MsThebeMoon]

Played way too much of the songs. Too easy.

[@tjwash2]

Thebe Bashaleebee guess the song? More like just state the song after you hear the chorus..or less

[@rozbeiler4436]

But it was fun listening!

[@whiteeyes1575]

At 67 I know them all, today's so called songs and musicians I gave up trying to listen to

[@bindiyelloweagle3362]

I’m only 12 and I know all of these song but my fav is Elvis Presley suspicious minds🤩🤩😍😍

[@steffanhoffmann8937]

Good taste kiddo

[@1stGeorgiaGirl]

I wonder how many we would be able to guess had it been the "B" side of these hits.

[@toddburgess6792]

I'm thinking, a whole lotta none! AM didn't concern itself with the flip side.

[@1stGeorgiaGirl]

@@toddburgess6792 > It was a rarity if they did. If it was a favorite band of mine, I always flipped the 45 over to hear what was on the other side. If it was a Beatles' tune, I loved it no matter what it was.

[@johnmunk5067]

I would have gotten Revolution even though there's a few other words first.

[@mikemyers6233]

Now that would be a challenge and fun.

[@muide7]

Now there's an idea! The Monkees' "I'm Not Your Stepping Stone" and like that (the flip side to "I'm a Believer"). The Stones' "Under Assistant West Coast Promotion Man"" (Satisfaction). The Yardbirds' "Evil Hearted You" (Still I'm Sad). I have lots of these single records and (vaguely) remember others. But it would be too hard, even for us veterans of the 1960s. How about lesser known hits like The Count Five's Psychotic Reaction or Roy Head's Treat Her Right or Keith's 98.6? There's ample material for more quizzes like this! What song starts with the singer yelling, Oh, yeah! The song "Oh Yeah", of course. But who performed it? The Guess Who? The Swinging Blue Jeans? The Shadows of Knight? Who sang "Georgia Girl"? Dusty Springfield? Joni Mitchell? The Seekers? Quizmasters, KZbin is all yours! (Answers 3 and 3).

[@scottmcgraw3749]

"Cher and Sonny?" Really? I wonder if they are related to "Sonny and Cher".

[@neillowy]

5:26 good catch Scott

[@route6295]

@@neillowy yep

[@CB-xr1eg]

@@neillowy Good Scott catch.

[@hvucufufufyfyc6319]

@@CB-xr1eg Catch good Scott

[@CB-xr1eg]

@@hvucufufufyfyc6319 Scott catch good.

[@fastfred95]

I got 'em all, but I'd be hard pressed to get any right from the past 10 years! lol

[@scottherber4921]

I had a real hard time with #3. It started withers 2 words: Hey Jude. Couldn't guess it for the 1l1ide of me.

[@MrKaywyn]

Too easy.

[@muide7]

Try this quiz again in twenty years. I hope I'll still get a perfect score by then. (I'm 69.)

[@pinksandgirl4943]

How can any compilation of 60s songs not include the WHO or more importantly ......The Kinks!

[@Hypohair]

Absolutely true

[@libertystate7088]

Who sang Time of the Seasons.

[@patdepaula6618]

The Yardbirds Paul Revere and the Raiders Dylan Joan Baez Peter Paul and Mary Judy Collins Janis Joplin Aretha Franklin The Who Cream Jefferson Airplane Leon Russell dr. John and the night trippers Rolling Stones Marianne Faithfull just to name a few that you left out

[@gregpetridis3762]

The zombies

[@koalatails6391]

Pat Depaula, you must have dosed off while “Satisfaction” was playing. It was a good mix, only one song I didn’t know.

[@deronhanson5454]

was born in '65-was listening to this when I was in high school & all my friends were listening to head-banger music-this is much better than that!!!!!

[@xypaddy1]

Um NO. 80's hair metal WAS and IS the best :D

[@virginiaallison7110]

Ah, I love everyone of these songs. And I remember when they came out and dancing to them. And where I was. Most I was dancing in cage on the stage to. I love the songs. And the music. TYVM.

[@smmusicplus96]

Virginia Allison Were you a Go Go dancer? 😁

[@dukeman7595]

Man they were some of the best.

[@ColinStuart]

Title and artist, in seconds! Then again I'm a musician, 68, and played most of these tunes when they were new!

[@janwoodward7360]

And mostly we’ve been playing them right along. Some I have sung at weddings...recently. Going on 50 years as a performer

[@Cocobird5]

Got all of them. Looked at the nominations for the Grammy Awards and recognized two singers.

[@wayneworley1293]

You knew2 singers from the Grammys better than me LOL music nowadays is garbage!

[@BertGrink]

It always warms my heart when young people profess their love for *OUR* music and their disdain for modern ditto.

[@chicotacobenderski6538]

Doctor: Are you allergic to anything? Me: Yes...country and western music.

[@HTJB60]

THEN YOU'RE MISSING OUT...... Some of it is extreamy good, PLUS it infulenced quite a lot of the 60's musicians. LOL

[@tommiesmith3191]

Not exactly head- scratchers for Ol' timers like me. But, nice to hear. Beats what's on the radio now. Oh well just an old guy's opinion. Next time play the "B" side just to change things up maybe.

[@bigray2859]

I'm old, fun trip down memory lane :-). Thanks!

[@rslitman]

"Will You Love Me Tomorrow" - Not the Shirelles' hit version. Either an alternate take, a later re-recording, or by another artist entirely. "Ain't Too Proud to Beg" may also be either an alternate take or a re-recording.

[@valeriejewell2015]

rslitman you are wrong, I was 13 when the Sherelles released this song, I would know a cover.......... do your homework, or get a job in a record store.....honey,

[@susanhays5994]

rslitman there were a few that were not the ones on the radio back then. Same people, different recordings.

[@laustcawz2089]

"Hey, Jude", as well.

[@sean_connors]

No Jimi? That is blasphemy.

[@kyledaydreams2020]

i agree

[@Dstrbrdgrnd]

He didn’t have anything in the top 40 on AM stations

[@sean_connors]

@@Dstrbrdgrnd - Then you’ve never been experienced. All Along the Watchtower - 1968, #20

[@Dstrbrdgrnd]

@@sean_connors I must have been in a Purple Haze

[@sean_connors]

@@Dstrbrdgrnd - Cool. Just don’t get into any Crosstown Traffic.

[@jeffsutton6353]

I got most of them within 1-3 seconds. I missed Hey Jude.

[@Jaderosefox]

You know you listen to too much "oldies" when you get them all right.

[@maureenm8462]

Yeah but it means we all got good taste in music😂

[@peterlane4307]

You know you're losing it when you don't

[@lauralbriar]

Number 14 labelled as "Cher and Sonny" - so funny! It was ALWAYS Sonny and Cher (even their tv show) - she may have continued on and made a solo name, but it was always his name first :) Thanks for this video - I think I bought most of these when they came out - remembered them all of course, but was off a bit on the year of release....

[@andhisband]

Sonny was always under-appreciated, especially his song-writing. My favorite song of his is "Bang, Bang". Both Cher and Nancy Sinatra made it a hit, and more recently it made the sound track in "Kill Bill".

[@keizaki56]

I’m such an old soul and i love it! I know like 99% of these songs big thanks to my dad who blasts these on the car radio since i was a young girl in the 90’s. ❤️

[@jrodgers1961]

Give this a thumbs up if you were still singing along after the song stopped.

[@retriever19golden55]

Most of these songs are still played quite a bit today. Pick some harder ones.

[@southernwarrior1982]

I knew all of them. I'm 40 next year and I remember listening to my mother's records growing up rather than listening to music from the radio and now I am passing on my love of this music to my daughter who is 11 this year and she absolutely loves the music. She did a school project on the Beatles last week and got top marks which makes me so proud