Jukebox Favorites, 1967

[@SunshineKetcher]

I grew up w//music in my home. I had my 2 nd baby Jan 11, 1967. My kids grew up w/music in our home. I've always loved to dance. My kids love to dance. I have music playing in my home 12-14 hours a day 7 days a week.

[@patriciabursens8933]

I was 14 then. Every street had 3-5 bands in the garages. Music was everywhere in the streets. Young people nowadays cannot imagine what a nice time that it was to be young.😊

[@leslieosman363]

I'm 55 and classic music is all I listen to. Just seems like today's music is more tech than talent

[@stevenallen9613]

1967 was the height of the 60's music scene. I was a high school junior, and as Dylan sang,"the times were a changing"! Greay bands and solo singers across all genres that year. Some of the best of times☮

[@born4thstime]

I’m 65. Yes ! Best of times

[@jeromerymer8510]

1967 was a blessed year

[@NYG5]

Except for the war and all lol

[@DagorBragollach]

@@NYG5every year has a war

[@reb1050]

I graduated H.S. in 67. There are numerous things I could say about the songs heard here, as well as numerous popular songs during that time period. However, there is one song that stands out among all the others. FOR WHAT IT'S WORTH. It's just as relevant now as it was back then. Think about it.

[@kimberlyparkhurst4925]

I was born in 1967 and I know every song on this track. Love it

[@63Rifat]

I was born 63.

[@debcrockett366]

I was 15, a Sophomore in HS & the GREATEST MUSIC & the memories FLOOD my soul!

[@AllanGonnella]

For me 1967 was the best year for psychedelic music. Here are my favorites (for what it's worth): Alone Again Or, Arthur Lee & Love; Brown Eyed Girl, Van Morrison; Crystal Ship, The Doors; Day In The Life, The Beatles; Down On Me' Janis Joplin; The End, The Doors; Expressway To Your Heart, The Soul Survivors; Groovin', The Rascals; Higher And Higher, Jackie Wilson; I Had Too Much To Dream Last Night, Electric Prunes; Incense & Peppermint, Strawberry Alarm Clock; I Think We're Alone Now, Tommy James & The Shondells; Let's Live For Today, The Grass Roots; The Letter, The Boxtops; Light My Fire, The Doors (the best of 1967); Love Me Two Times, The Doors (I was able to see The Doors live in concert twice. In 1969 at The Forum and in 1970 at Long Beach Arena); People Are Strange, The Doors; Purple Haze, Jimi Hendrix; She's A Rainbow, Rolling Stones; Somebody To Love, Jefferson Airplane; Sunshine Of Your Love, Cream; Time Has Come Today, The Chamber Brothers; Twelve-Thirty, The Mamas & Papas (all about Laurel Canyon); When I Was Young, The Animals; White Rabbit, Jefferson Airplane; and You Keep Me Hangin' on, Vanilla Fudge

[@billgonzales8978]

I seen them all. long time ago

[@thelion706]

I love this. The songs and story behind them.

[@patchofblue]

I was 8 years then, playing on the streets with a lot of children. My parents were Christian and this music was strictly forbidden. I've never heard any pop music then. It' a pity. But much later, I heard this good music.

[@bobbybeeman7280]

I was 19 mom was totally Christian I was blown away at the sounds and vocals.

[@johngoguen361]

I was 12yrs and took a big liking to motown and was danceing with all the girls some places with seven at the same time five of my neighbors got killed in Vietnam there kids were crying on the bus going to school and it was so sad

[@sigridbrandom3135]

So was I Hooah drafted 1971

[@esthergarcia1373]

“For what it’s worth”, great compilation of hits along with great memories and for this I say “thank you” ❤🙏🎸🎹🥁🎼🌟💎

[@atelierbentoche]

très intéressantes vos explications, merci !

[@larryparson9609]

Lots of great songs long forgotten

[@roymills7551]

I turned 11 that year love listening to these great songs on my 6 transistor

[@jmh1593]

J'avais16 ans en 67 et certaines de ces chansons étaient très prisées par une certaine Jeunesse en France dont moi

[@pjkneessi5264]

What a joy to find Come on Down to My Boat, and to rediscover Next Plane to London. Great memories from my fifteen-year-old summer, thank you for posting.

[@doreenfogarty2664]

I was 11 yrs. Old. 🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🌟👏👏👏🥰🤗

[@Funkywallot]

Thank you. Top job in presentation and execution.

[@KevinTravers-mf9ti]

Really great year for music.

[@alaindaubresse2161]

Mes 16 ans c était super

[@franciscoparisi9619]

Great Memories, Great Year!!

[@Hobart39]

I turned 16 in April 1967 and met my first wife in July '67. We married in 1970 and divorced in 1990.

[@GeorgeEqual-bl3py]

That was psychedelic, flower power - hippie 😊 days .

[@janosmeretei2493]

Great hits again in the Jukebox...(we had a lot of music - in our youth) /HU/

[@matthewhill7188]

1967 the year that I was born.

[@patriciabursens8933]

Never forgotten❤

[@markharnet2660]

Aaron Neville’s claim to super stardom was with Linda Rondstat in 1989 ( “don’t know much” ) which won a Grammy.

[@nutivasilescu3928]

Imi place și acest colaj Superbe Melodiii Dumnezeule cu ce muzică divină am crescut și ce Interpretare! Sunteți Buni 😊😊 Din ❤ Vă Mulțumesc ❤ Dedicație Specială 👑 ❤Mele ❤ O Seară Plăcută Joi - 29-Feb.-"24 😊😊

[@nutivasilescu3928]

👑 ❤Mele 😊😊😊 Din ❤ Îți Mulțumesc 😊😊 Din nou ai fost alături de mine 😢😢

[@bobbybeeman7280]

Went to the Fillmore and the Avalon Ballroom during that time period. Lived in the area about a year. There was never a place so crowded in my life. Having lived in the Las Angelus area this place at Haight-Ashbury was the most crowded ever anywhere. Half the time walking there all you could do is follow the flow of people for there was no room to move on your own. If you never smoked pot when you got to Frisco just walk the streets the smoke was so thick instant high was the norm. The first time I ever heard Acid Rock was there at the Avalon Ballroom, I could not believe exhilarating atmosphere that permeated the city.

[@johngoguen361]

Bobby sings so good

[@nicolaandria522]

Groovy baby... Yeah! Jokes apart the quality is incredibly higher of anything you can find today, and no, I have no "rosy tinted spectacles", I was born after 1967.

[@sashka2131]

Good selection and very informative. Liked & subscribed.

[@peacenlove570]

I work in an accounting office. I'm always looking for "neutral" music to play for our clients. Please continue to make more we love it! Blessings

[@Swimmer47]

A year later I would go to war in Vietnam.

[@alejoh3179]

Idole

[@beanetricemcdaniel6853]

I didn’t know Bill Cosby had a record out. Now that’s news to me.

[@bobbybeeman7280]

I am 76 did not know it either but do recall that song being played occasional.

[@alaincelos476]

Thé History of Procol harum IS slightly strange ,don't know about thé first guitarist and drummer ...the second drummer didn't played on " awsop" single ,it was Bill Eyden who did played ,wasn't knowing Gary did played organ...it was Matthew Fisher who made thé organ part on thé single and attented 2000s years to bé credited for !!!

[@tomfidler6336]

Got to have that hillbilly twang or it's devil's music.

[@davidcrincones8948]

25% success rate. Wasn't into the Beatles. Everything Motown made the world right. 5/6 grade, 10/11 yoa. "Love is Blue" played quite well. Now? Everything Beatles. Everything Motown.

[@free1982]

高田純次は日本一テキトー男😅

[@morgunstyles7253]

Do you know you have the names of these songs all catty womp as

[@wfwillis]

How? They follow in order of the song list.

[@morgunstyles7253]

@@wfwillis some of them are not the correct names. You have white rabbit listed as the pill. There are others.

[@wfwillis]

@@morgunstyles7253 That's the file name of the song (that I used) you're reading, not the actual song title. Disregard, and go by what is depicted on the Song List. Sorry about that.

[@peterlane9212]

Wrong speed??

[@user-tf9zc3sp6k]

Sorry, but I am not sending any video that begins with one of the WORST Sonny and Cher songs!

[@roncoleman3259]

Great song

[@marshabevis3768]

Actually, it's a great song.

[@markharnet2660]

The best!!