MUSIC OF THE SIXTIES The Girl Groups (Martha,Crystals,Shirelles,Ronettes,Marvelettes,Supremes)

[@marywells1197]

Who is still listening to this wonderful music in 2023? If I had a time machine, I would go back to the 60's and 70's. Who's with me?

[@hotfirezz]

I would not only go there, but I would stay there and never return to what is now.

[@makeitsimple612]

2024 ❤

[@paulmartin8271]

That's two of us !!!!!!!! (or maybe 2,000 of us) ... @@makeitsimple612

[@YS-fr6nu]

I’m 63 my sister says I was born too late … I love 60,70s

[@riko1721962]

Beautiful romantic music!!!

[@carolgough7818]

I am 76 and I truly feel blessed on having this music to listen to Motown was the greatest ndvthese groups you haters don't know true muisic.

[@paulmartin8271]

AMEN ... just turned 76 and feel so blessed to have lived in that time as well. We knew what it was like to be happy without cell phones and FaceSpook.

[@athleticguy15]

You do realize that the Crystals, Shirelles, and the Ronettes were not part of Motown.

[@janicewilliams8383]

I met my boyfriend in 1964 12&13 years old we danced to this kind of music. It’s 2024 60 years later we’ve been married 54 years and this is still our favorite kind of music. The words to a song said what you felt. Awesome memories. We married at 18 &19 years. This is the kind of music that gets you 14:39 through good and bad times.

[@MaryAnnMcracken-ti3qm]

🎉❤❤😊❤❤

[@MaryAnnMcracken-ti3qm]

Thank you for sharing this with us

[@MaryAnnMcracken-ti3qm]

With us

[@MaryAnnMcracken-ti3qm]

Must have been on American Bandstand 😊

[@MaryAnnMcracken-ti3qm]

We mostly had more values morals and more fun with the mixture of music then and these girl groups were great ❤

[@douglasjackson5007]

I'm 75 years old. I feel blessed to have grown up at a time when this is what you heard every time you turned on the AM radio in the car to go out cruisin'. I believe it was the girl groups like these that helped set the tone for our generation.

[@Orionwatch]

I agree without question!

[@rowrowrowyourboat123]

Same here. Great era for music. And a major reason I ended up marrying a gorgeous Black woman and have a beautiful Black daughter.

[@AesopsRetreat]

Same here. 75 and grew up with these guys. I lived in the burbs of Detroit (Redford Township) However back in 2000 I met up with Bernie Turnbull of the Reflections (Just like Romeo and Juliet). His day job away from weekend singing gigs was where I worked as a Tech and Administrator. I recognized him right away and we became friends. Sadly Bernie died in 2003 of bone cancer. He fell and injured his arm and thats how they found it. I went to his funeral and was amazed at how many from Motown and other labels showed up in full costume to pay last respects. Bernie was a good man.

[@theotherconfederrasputin2729]

You know it Bro! Ima an ole fat whiteboy downsouth ana purtiest thang i ever seen, an heard, was back then an still is, Dianna Ross ana Suprems!

[@NotSpielberg]

Me, too! 75. The greatest music, the greatest time. Grateful to have been there.

[@edoliver7990]

I'm 78 and graduated from high school in 1963. The music from the 50s-60s was the best. The Black girl groups were phenominal!!! Such memories!!! My parents had albums of the Ink Spots and Platters. Amazing voices. Such a great times to grow up!

[@762x51n8o]

I agree, the black female groups of that era were incredible. The voices, such raw passion. Powerful.

[@barbaragreene7500]

Your parents taught you well. Just as the Beatles said, they listened to the music 🎶 their dad's listened to in the great war, World War II. Which was Black singers. That is why I liked the Beatles. They gave credit where it was due! Thank you, and your parents, who did the same for you!

[@CharlesVanOrder]

4:47 wonderful music. I still love it at 81.

[@rosaesquibel477]

Hello there I graduated in 63 also so much fun growing up in the fifties and sixties .

[@theeviltrickster]

@@rosaesquibel477 Hey, black girls??........ Seriously talented women. No Autotune.....

[@ronaldswaney2439]

I'm 70 year's old and these were the best times in my life ❤❤

[@carolulrich4442]

The best! No doubt about it

[@bathtub4943]

God, times goes by so quickly. Just love the old stuff. Well I'm an old stuff myself.

[@CliveAdlam-yn8uz]

YOU ARE ALWAYS YOUNG .​@@bathtub4943

[@paulmartin8271]

AMEN ... I am 75 and feel the same way. Reminds me of when I met and fell in love with my wife !!!!!

[@Tony-ok7zs]

@@paulmartin8271 Me Too!!!

[@CraigHart-sq7mz]

I miss the sixties . People were so talented and normal.

[@AlanCaviness]

No artificial sounds from electronics.. Real voices, real souls. Greatest talent ever!

[@charlesbromberick4247]

yes sir ree bob

[@tonyattardo9350]

Yeah all those guitars were running on “soul”

[@cliffordhauenstein7425]

Those of us who grew up with the Motown Magic know that we had the best music ever!!!

[@joycepino9749]

You bet. I was a kid in the 60s and listened to this music on AM radio and American Bandstand. How many of these clips were live and not dubbed.

[@juliethompson340]

Born in 50 grew up in the 60's. I still love Motown.

[@lorettac.taylor9603]

Yes we did and still love it like it was yesterday ❤

[@Thadmotor1044]

Some of the best drumming ever . And guitars that follow that percussion

[@susandonahue865]

It’s 2023, the world has gone mad .. I’m here loving this wonderful music 💃💃💃

[@paulmartin8271]

AMEN. I am 75 and hate to imagine what my great-grandchildren will have to listen to ... They'll probably be singing "I love being transgender" ... in Chinese !!!!!!!

[@susandonahue865]

@@paulmartin8271 😎😎😎

[@CherylHettema]

I wish there way a really good documentary on Dick Clark. He brought everything together to dance ! Loved American Bandstand!!!

[@tiffanyking2200]

@@CherylHettema Now, that is disgusting~

[@DarylCarmichael-d1s]

It's a sad time, which brought me back here. The world has gone mad.

[@MW-eg4gu]

72 year old white guy here and I'm struck by the dress and feminity of a lot of lovely, classy Black ladies. I can't imagine any would subject herself to tattoos. And plenty are cute and beautiful. I so hope life has not been too hard on them. They had hopes and dreams like all human beings. God bless them!

[@Rose-p5m1v]

Agreed - tramp stamps will always be trashy looking. Humans are NOT billboards.

[@malarky100]

Disgusting camera guy on Shirelles "Will You Still Love Me..." Focusing on legs, butts, pelvises... Not today!!!

[@MaryHChampagne-yx4zp]

Thx.... 4 brothers and 3 sisters plus me.We wore out the rug in the den.Dancing do these greatest songs. My mother would dance along with us. I shake my head from side to si'd thinking Unbeknowns to me.I was living in the best of times. ox Hugs to all of us seventy plus year olds.

[@alicedelgado4847]

My favorite's❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@telemyztery]

@@MaryHChampagne-yx4zp Monique and Marilyn here (it's 2024). Agree 100%. Let's get together. lol Ontario, Canada

[@rayparr9830]

I'm 74 and when I listened to today's music I realise how lucky I was to be in a teenager in the 60s.

[@lefranglais1155]

I refuse to tell you my age, but I was there! 😉

[@telemyztery]

@@lefranglais1155 Don't refuse. Can't be any older than me. Anyway age is just a number, it's how old you feel.

[@MsSchnauzie]

74 too and I agree 💯

[@monicasmith6698]

I'm younger but the 60's music was oldies music, which I loved growing up...the music of my (growing up years) youth was mostly the 70's and a small bit of EARLY 80's. 60's and 70's were the best music!!

[@jamesborden2909]

I am also 74, 60’s music was the best ever!

[@donaldumunawa4787]

Damn women were so classy back then.

[@hotfirezz]

@@donaldumunawa4787 yes! and they wore clothes like their sex...skirts and dresses.

[@rosaesquibel477]

Thank you!!!!!

[@kenwilfong7887]

They sure are. Very classy

[@sylviahanna8497]

I’ll be 70 this year. I was preteen, but still knew all the words!

[@Russel-p1t]

😂Born in the 50,s ,still kickin with these oldies but goodies in 2024 ,the best times growing up

[@josephkondrat6478]

The ladies of Motown. Great music and beautiful women to sing it.

[@athleticguy15]

The Crystals, Shirelles, and Ronettes were not part of Motown.

[@tomlopaka113]

Wow "The Ronrttes" a real legend of the music !! The sexy way to dance,to dress up,their hairdos..a real STYLISH GIRLS and the super IT Ronnie Spector (Rip) who inspire fashion trends until now ..and forever...

[@PhilBryant-r2m]

I’m 78 and still love to dance (the best I can) but the greatest era of music,sock hops and drive-ins.

[@shoukrihassan2722]

I grew up in sixty’s and I was blessed by the music I was privileged to have listened .I am 76 years old and I had a fabulous time with so many wonderful musicians around at the time.

[@dennisboyd1712]

AMEN It was a great time to be a teenager

[@stuartgarfatth1448]

Me and you both. I'm born August 6th, 1950, as was my Twin Brother. We were born in the best of years, and grew up in the best of times!.

[@pamelamwilliamson7623]

Great time to grow up! Music 🎶 was totally awesome 👌

[@davefreet8591]

Back in those days we were more worried about good music. It never mattered who sang it and some crossed songs between groups. A time that will never come again. &5 years old and danced with my wife of 56 years back then.

[@kathyhorn5490]

Me too

[@texasstardust6010]

Amazing Music, Lyrics. No Auto Tune. No Tattoos. Feminine and lovely dresses/ Ensenbles.... coiffed hair. Real Talent, and it's got that " pure " Sound. I'm so glad I got to become acquainted with this Music growing up . ... the garbage today doesn't even come close. Thank you for a well done compilation.

[@pedrojcolonallende3768]

That music for our negroids people helped a lot in bring the racial feelings in the country. Was accepted by all young people with the same great fillings of beauty.

[@AnnaSchoneveld]

Of course no auto tune on the whole video they are play backing, no microphone can be seen anywhere.(At least the first 5 minutes)

[@texasstardust6010]

@Chris Schoneveld ...I was not referring specifically to any singled out video, just speaking in a general way in reference to all of this great Music. My goodness.

[@davidfletcher452]

As Ben E King said on radio 2, you don't have to be able to sing these days. They would be lost without autotune

[@texasstardust6010]

@David Fletcher ..yes, most likely so. I believe they would Also be lost without all the fancy gimmick shows and everything else. I am used to going to concerts where people just get up there and they SING. No fancy stuff, its not necessary. Examples : Jackson Brown gets up there and sings with his guitar and his band... he doesn't have any extracurricular nonsense going on. He just gets up there and it's just fabulous. Been to MANY Moody Blues Concerts .. same thing. They don't need ed all that. Boz Skaggs. BobSeeger/ S.B.B. ... too many to list. They all just " do what they do ", it's crazy to me that it needs to be "A Show " ...I'm there for the Music. Plain and simple.

[@kyle381000]

Talented AND beautiful. What an era.

[@kathleenmckeithen118]

I am 74 years old and am thankful to have grown up with such great music. We listened to these songs on radio and record albums until we knew every word and every musical nuance - I still remember all of that today! What a treat this post is! Thank you!!!

[@Gerardnolan191]

Same here Kathleen, how are you doing?

[@alfrednawrocki8061]

I'm 75 and lived in Detroit from 1947 - 1986 !!! I experienced this fantastic musical time, and played bass guitar in several local Detroit Bands. Great times and memories!!!

[@HumbleGerfin]

Hello how are you doing today and the entire family and friends doing today I really enjoy this song

[@hirameberhardt8643]

We can RELATE to all of the 50's, 60's and 70's music.

[@gsixties5124]

Great, I am 60, but I adore the 60s music, although I should be too young for it, but I just love it deeply, good, pure, emotional, great music

[@56deedles]

Ditto here, I will soon be 67 and was blessed to grow up with great music!

[@andybenitez6980]

Hi ❤

[@RayofHope-gs5sd]

WOW! oh how I remember Martha & the Vandellas Dancing in the streets! that voice! back ground vocals. The horns, bass, I'm 68 years old. My people have always set the tone in great music period! The Shirelles will you still love me tomorrow The Ronettes yes, they are black women! The Marvelettes don't forget the fabulous Supremes!

[@malarky100]

This vid with Martha &Vs: Those white kids look SCARED!?? Or drugged, or... They sure ain't having a good time! Weird!

[@nancywalker1325]

Your thinking is so you. What a pity. ​@malarky100

[@nancywalker1325]

​@@malarky100You're the weird one for having those thoughts. They bought tickets.

[@josephdillon7420]

Loved this era!!! Nothing compares to it. Happy to have lived it! ❤️ Great singers and great music!!! ♥️♥️♥️

[@robertknowles2699]

Never heard these ideas and this is only a brief start; they hold much more.

[@HMurphy]

mine too

[@MervRihanek-by1pc]

Glad to have lived during this era! All was well!

[@alaricabercrombie2692]

AMEN!!! 😊👏👏👏

[@esmemorgan8117]

These music are timelessssssssss

[@macgrad1]

I grew up in Canada, across the border from Detroit. I remember visiting my family in Detroit as a young child and seeing the whites only signs. I didn't understand what they meant, and even after my aunt explained it, I still didn't understand it. I was probably naive, but my Canadian Baptist Sunday School lessons taught me that all humans were brothers and sisters, eqal in the eyes of God. Then, as a teenager who admired many black musicians, I still didn't understand the bigotry. I read about how black musicians were treated badly when touring and performing, in terms of transportation, accomodations, and in various other ways. I credit the awareness created by the music and musicians of that era with reinforcing my earlier Sunday School lessons. Music truly is a uniter and a gift to everyone.

[@allenhaneline4367]

Your comment brought tears to my eyes. Christ's Love seeks out anyone who will open the door to their heart. The longer I live the greater His Love grows. I have been a musician all my life and still have the words to All these songs memorized. Love to All people in Christ, Allen Haneline

[@irismarshall6881]

I don’t think the black groups were segregated in the UK. They could go and stay where they liked. Such lasting music and I love the way they were choreographed. They had an etiquette woman in Motown who taught them how to be ‘ladies’ in interviews. Fabulous people.

[@jackbailey7037]

Aren't you glad you're Canadian and perfect??

[@macgrad1]

@@jackbailey7037 , I never said that I or most Canadians are perfect; far from it. I only meant that as a teenager in the 1960s, it bothered me to see discrimination and that from both a religious and secular humanist perspective, I thought it was wrong. I also meant that the music I listened to in the late 1950s, and the 1960s and 1970s, strongly influenced my views on human rights and the brotherhood of all people. For me and my fellow teenagers at the time, how could we idolise so many Black musicians and not be affected by seeing them mistreated for the colour of their skin. Believing that we are all equal and that it’s wrong to discriminate doesn’t mean that one is perfect in every way. I have a lot of faults but I believe that music can unite people and I still believe that it’s wrong to discriminate against others. As for the fact that I’m Canadian, remember that it was white American young people who also gave up their lives in the fight for civil rights. Obviously, not all Americans were bigots and I never meant to say that they were. 🎼🎶☮️🎶🎼

[@macgrad1]

@@irismarshall6881 , In the 1960s, an Agatha Christie mystery novel had black and white young people sharing a flat and one of the characters was American. The characters briefly discussed discrimination and they contrasted the differences in bigotry between the United States and England. In England, there were definitely bigots but people of different colours ate in the same restaurants, shared buses and train cars, stayed in the same hotels and apartment buildings, and resided in the same neighbourhoods, shared flats as roommates, attended the same schools legally intermarried, and worked in the same workplaces. The racism was definitely there but it was different from the American Jim Crow style of bigotry. Motown music was fantastic. My husband and I visited the Motown Museum in the 1990s. It was amazing seeing where the magical music was created. We were able to purchase lovely studio photos of some of our favourite singers. Ahh…Levi Stubbs…be still my beating heart. My husband had a huge crush on Tammi Terrell.

[@mujaku]

At 79 when I listen to this music, that's right, I'm transported back into the blessed 1960s!

[@dorisshields4061]

I'm 63 and I love this music. Listen faithfully every day. ❤😂😊. The Best Music.

[@telemyztery]

How many boomers here? We are one. We are strong. We have the music.

[@marysalvi242]

@telemyztery Hey there...goodness, I just posted my fave & for me the best song ever, 'HeatWave". Though yeah our music..have fun clapping, singing along ~

[@faryldaryl3975]

Six kids in my family, oldest brother was on the leading edge of boomer, I'm on the tail end. I had AC/DC, he actually had a pair of blue suede shoes. We all loved Motown.

[@karylmorgan7320]

We had good music. Good dancing

[@telemyztery]

@@marysalvi242 Heatwave gives me goosebumps, can't describe it.

[@joannegauntley7497]

❤️ 😍 💖

[@billclayton6441]

I'm 79 years old and this type of music brings back many memories. Nothing beats it

[@RacerX1971]

No twerking, no sagging pants, no cussing, no autotunr..just wholesome beauty and talent

[@marcellogenesi6390]

How did black music descended from this high level to the present ugly vulgar crap. Rap?

[@pamelamwilliamson7623]

Girl Bands 60's totally Awesome 👌

[@alfrednawrocki8061]

Great groups and talent !!

[@tedbogan6099]

I grew up back then, it made me tenor and a bassist! Nothing will ever top the 60s, Destiny Child, Whitney Houston, Christine Aguierlla, Natalie Cole, Chaka Khan, are the only female singers that can blow like these girls- oh I forgot about Kelly Clarkson and lady GaGa when she sings jazz and classic r & b!

[@annettegreen8412]

But a whole lotta lip sync lol

[@anthonyroper7571]

I born in 1960 what a great time for music and having a great time and childhood . Very blessed

[@morriswilson2274]

I’m 70years old and I agree with you, I’m glad I was around when this music was made and played! Morris Wilson

[@markhooper4532]

Winnie Wallace...These beautiful women, with their feminine clothes and simple dance moves.Makes me tearful remembering those sixties days. Weren't we lucky that we had such terrific songs, it's impossible to choose a favourite.

[@RugbyFootballer]

Real Voices Singing and Harmonizing No Auto Tune Here Just Pure Talent

[@eddietucker3334]

This is the era when music RULED the world. It was musically and lyrically BRILLIANT. The talent, from Motown to all the rest, it was was simply amazing. Dance, baby. Dance like no one's watching!

[@Jesse-gr2xo]

Yeah!!!

[@fredk9999]

Ditto

[@cjolly5]

and the 70 's

[@karlbillinger9945]

Diana Ross, “ My Forever Came Today.” With the Supremes.

[@karlbillinger9945]

I fell in in Love with singers and Girls on Record. Unfortunately real Girls Couldn’t even Buckle there Shoes or add up. I was double doomed since then. At first I thought I was cursed, but then I realised I was Truly Blessed. X

[@margaretzoheir4468]

I was a teenager in this era. These were great songs and groups. I don't recognize the world I'm in now. It's like being on another planet.

[@jamie-r2034]

You're not the only one who thinks that way! I'm only 40 & feel the same way

[@donnagarner6007]

You are so right. When I first became aware of how bad it really was I kept thinking I would wake up from the nightmare.💔

[@craigschepers714]

you can see into the past but not the future. Enjoying the ride?? I have .every. moment

[@olenseay568]

I'm 70 now. This takes me back to when I was a teenager.

[@Lester-te3vb]

This boomer is here at 77 yrs old this music is timeless.

[@rockbenson8200]

Beautiful Girls singing Beautiful Tunes in a Beautiful Era....👊

[@rascal0175]

Back when Summer was sweet and fun. When Dancing in the Streets came on the radio things changed from better to best. What a time in ‘Motown.

[@kathyhorn5490]

I'm 76 and grew up in MOTOWN. Saw Diana Ross Live and Martha and the Van delas I also saw Tina Turner in the 70s. We could always find a lot of great hit songs to pick from on the radio. ❤

[@mrgroovestring]

I absolutely love the music from the 60's.

[@TheMummatron]

The best ever.

[@demon2051]

Motown and doo wop

[@BobSmith-hm5jb]

The real kind just like this

[@warrenrosen132]

Nothing else comes close.

[@angieh5629]

The soundtrack of my high school years!!❤

[@billwebb5256]

Memories, oh how I love the memories these wonderful girl groups bring back to me! It’s a shame todays female performers can’t come close!

[@robertknowles2699]

I wouldn't put blame on ourselves, There's repetition from electric convenience. A little goes far

[@annamariereichert162]

Giving away so much that leaves nothing for the imagination. Sensuality, nuance. Im 50. There's nothing to seduce, if it's all up-front.

[@karkador]

​@@annamariereichert162you havent heard of lucille bogan then i guess.

[@josephwhatmough708]

Good music never dies, it will be around when the kids are our ages

[@doncoday4775]

This is when the best times and music was every where.i am blessed to have raised in those times.

[@jdgoodwin325]

Ronnie Specter, rock and roll's first "bad girl"! Her cuteness factor is off the scale!

[@larsrons7937]

And her voice kills any other voice. Stunning.

[@KathleenCalkins-t5y]

I grew up in the 1950’s & love the great music of the Ronettes and the Crystals. In my early 70’s & I never get tired of their music. Easy to dance to. Love 💕 it!🥰

[@karentoler1730]

I NEVER get tired of listening to this music.

[@ezerlenewatkins9644]

Karen Toler: me either.

[@HumbleGerfin]

Hello how are you doing today and the entire family and friends doing today I really enjoy this song

[@paulmartin8271]

This is the ONLY kind of music I listen to (along with other 50's 60's hits).

[@josephschuster1494]

The 60’s female groups rocked! I’m 72 years old and my three children (late 30’s, early 40’s) absolutely LOVE “my” music! It rules! 😅

[@johnslough4841]

I'm 82 , I look back. The best music. How lucky we were to part of that generation. To my musical ear music died around 1985. The rest of the century America made the best music in the world . And the world listened to it. And movies. I'm proud to be an American. 😊

[@4life867]

Much better R&B than that of the modern era. I love the Oldies!

[@lowellyowell2922]

Beautiful girls, beautiful voices. I wish we had more of them like them today. Love the old music.

[@escapefelicity2913]

Many females today want to be GUYS. Better them than me. I'm glad I moved to Asia; the girls like being girls.

[@philipbahia2707]

I love all of these 1960's girl groups they were the best.

[@richardcallaway4093]

So tough to pick a favorite group... All of these young ladies were adorable and just ON FIRE!

[@SS-ii6nz]

Motown producers and writers were brilliant. These girl groups were beautiful and talented. This is a great era of fun 🎶 music and great songs.

[@alfrednawrocki8061]

We have Barry Gordy and Smokey Robinson to thank for so many of these great hits !!!

[@SS-ii6nz]

@@alfrednawrocki8061 Yes you're absolutely right.

[@Winnie122459]

The groups and songs of my youth!

[@Thetreecutter]

Without living in this time, it seems impossible to describe the warm feelings of thrills listening to these Eternal Classics❗

[@jimbaskin9778]

That era of clear clean no auto tune music by awesome girl groups will never be seen or heard again. I'm 77 and lived thru some good some great and some bad times during the 60's.

[@stuartgarfatth1448]

A beautifully performed song. The words, back then, and the words they sang, back then, still resonate today, 20 June, 2023. Very special!.

[@Horatio1886build]

I was born in 59. This was on the radio, TV. Stereo as well as a great mix of classical and everything in between. I remember wishing I was a a teen ager so bad! I loved everything about those times: the TV shows the movies, the styles the cars and even the house my Dad bought for the first time a brand new house! not a old rental! We moved int a brand new neighborhood in Cherry hill NJ. in 1963 Happy, Happy 14:39

[@michaelburke9943]

Cant listen to this without thinking of my time in the service and Vietnam.

[@billgonzales8978]

glad your back

[@Krkmitch]

I am 73 god bless this era

[@DavidRooke5412]

Those girl singing groups were hauntingly good and beautiful. an unforgettable time of my life.

[@annettewestley7076]

I am 71 and loved all these great songs.

[@lorenzonewhouse6552]

Excellent!!........this is what you would listen to on the radio in the 60's. Memories, great music.

[@olddocman]

They had it all. Talent, Class, Dignity and stole hearts every where.

[@brendagray4780]

And they did it with their clothes on.

[@pedrojcolonallende3768]

That music and performed by people of the negroid race that really started to bring the racial barriers down in the states.

[@GeorgeVreelandHill]

Great music from a great era. Nothing will ever top this.

[@brendalitwin6135]

This is the stuff that will never be recorded again absolute classic!

[@ericsmith1786]

Music in the 60s I love listening to this song nice memories. How are you Brenda ?

[@Joestudly]

Music has all changed now

[@HumbleGerfin]

Hello how are you doing today and the entire family and friends doing today I really enjoy this song

[@mary-annewalters4287]

The girls are dressed so nicely. No bad language.

[@Gerardnolan191]

You're absolutely right Mary-Anne, how are you doing?

[@andreabono3437]

No yoga pants in sight!

[@rondothard1698]

Why do they use bad language in songs and dress in such a bad way? I never understood that. Maybe I'm missing something.

[@CW-ee5ih]

Omg the RONNETTES, Phil Spector, Righteous Brothers, the Animals, the wall of sound / telling ya this was an era of innoncence, joy, musical genius and dance ability … I don’t care how old it makes one seem it was a magical era long gone by, true musicality, never to come back

[@mona2242]

Pure gold! Best music ever, nothing will ever beat these vocals. Miss those days.

[@HumbleGerfin]

Hello how are you doing today and the entire family and friends doing today I really enjoy this song

[@henkduis1809]

After 55 years still ... FANTASTIC ! That wall of sound from Phil Spector still rocks me . These good times will never come back again ..... such a pity !

[@Don-Oh]

It seems like we're stuck with that bullshit "music" rap.

[@garypautard1069]

@@Don-Oh I could not agree more. Cheap monotonous Rap.

[@Don-Oh]

@@garypautard1069 You got that right. When my kids were young I had to listen to that bullshit cause they liked to turn it up loud. I sounded like my dad....... Turn that shit down!!!! EDIT: my step daughter once asked me, who sings that song? The song was by theDelFonics......"Didn't I blow your mind." Surprised the heck out of me.

[@beanerschnitzel794]

he was an actor none of the stupid stories they want us to believe are truth these so called ladies are men with chin implants learn the skeletal structure of the 2 genders and love truth go after truth or stay in a fairy tale see tricksofthestrades channel to learn how to differentiate the genders also to learn how to make sense of this world

[@carolharris2357]

@@Don-Oh I liked that too.

[@markondrake8966]

These are classic songs performed by top-notch performers. Indeed, we're fortunate that these were filmed. The sound quality is very good and the live performances are a gift to world culture. Thank you, women, and thank you, You-Tube !

[@fransdielis2532]

So great girls, beautiful en such good singers And they could keep their pants on 😂

[@tonypilcher5773]

My sentiments exactly. You can't beat them days. Fantastic music.🤗🤗🙂

[@marcellogenesi6390]

@@fransdielis2532 How on Earth di we get from this beauty to to days crap Rap?

[@fransdielis2532]

@@marcellogenesi6390 Yes indeed, quite right

[@高橋昭一-e9u]

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[@voycressv460]

So am i ,i am75 yrs old .I am from New york , Manhattan ,lower east side.Boy did i dance to this. And more, this was real rock and roll. Not the junk you hear these days. Wonderful memoriese.

[@darkstar8677]

Hey, thanks for posting. I'm from England but served my time in the Rhodesian army. We had quite a few Vietnam vets who joined us. My mate was from New York, crazy accent, could make a brick wall laugh. He loved this music but in Nam it was not acceptable for a white guy to listen to it. He passed away 18 months ago aprox, i miss him so i play this music in the hopes he can hear it. ( Yeah, LOUD!!) Hang in there buddy, join you soon.

[@corriemcnab730]

It's amazing that they're performing right in the middle of the fans, couldn't do that today.....

[@billjones2055]

So much music from the 50's and 60's are still played today in commericals, movies, etc.. that tells you how great the music was. This music had and will contiue to stand the test of time.

[@dntv7006]

yeah let's see a Drake song in a 2080s commercial. Will never happen

[@B4BoomersBlockBoy7]

All the time! Peepz the world over are still listening to their Great Songs The Filipinos sing the songs really well!

[@mf7482]

Actually I wish they weren't kept alive in commercials. Like this video I was yearning to hear the pure music as it was sung. Not used in commercials to pitch products and end up associated with the products. I started the 60's as a 5 yr old and ended the 60's as a 14 yr old.

[@PatrickHausenfleck-zf4lf]

@@mf7482 🤷 Exactly...and it's no way to help that music leave a positive, lasting impression....The youth of the Melinium are for the most part STARVED when it comes to the "ARTS" ..360 degrees.

[@PatrickHausenfleck-zf4lf]

This music should have its own Competition Show...They can call it..."Mimicking"... "Mimickerey"... Or "The Mimickers". Makes Sense because 90% of the time the performers Suffer from DISCONNECT.

[@keithdouglas4581]

This is the music I grew up with as a teenager in the 60s, listening to this I'm right back there,.........how did I get so old so quick ?

[@HumbleGerfin]

Hello how are you doing today and the entire family and friends doing today I really enjoy this song.......

[@debbiebayles1706]

Martha the best Motown female singer 💛 Ronettes music 🎶 Love all the 60's girl groups black or white. B sides of Supremes so over looked

[@andybenitez]

Hi Debbie

[@FoxyFox999]

With these black girl groups, just forget the lip syncing for the television cameras. Picture their vocals in the recording studios with only a mic and a pair of headphones on. Then you'll realise how the technical aspects of their vocals really are under those conditions. Then the real appreciation of their vocals will bear fruit

[@ElvinAxson-xi3oz]

real voices❤

[@juliethompson340]

Often an album was cut in one take. True talent.

[@FoxyFox999]

Don't know whether to hug you or dunk you 😂😂

[@fredk9999]

There’s that “Wall of Sound,” and what a sound it was/is. Thank you Ladies and genius Phil Specter

[@SpeegBJ]

Live version of Shirelles singing "Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow'. Total heaven. Thank you roger b

[@kenwittlief255]

they looked like the only group that was not lip synching but they did not sing in harmony on the bridge "Tonight with words unspoken... " which is the best part of the song

[@fredkruse9444]

The Supremes are singing live, too.

[@xanadumindbody]

I was born in 70s so my mom brought me up on this music. I got to see the shirelles in the 80's. Also herman hermits.

[@christinedomingue1319]

Why couldn't the creators of this video print the name of the Shirelles at the beginning. I have the original record, but it would help others.

[@HumbleGerfin]

Hello how are you doing today and the entire family and friends doing today I really enjoy this song

[@spoonerfive]

For me, my favorite was always Martha She had the most natural beauty of them all, inside and out, and "Heat Wave", "Jimmy Mack", and "Dancing in the Street" are some of the most universally loved dance tunes of the 60's. And yes, those other groups in the video are really great, too!

[@richardmbowman]

Martha Reeves & the girls were callin' out for us to dance the summer away ....50 years ago. It resonates to this day.

[@rmmoe57]

One of my favorite songs from Diana and the Supremes ❤ These Soul Angels will always be a part of my music collection 🥰

[@RonaldDean-sp6jl]

Great singers a melody of awesome music ❤❤❤❤😊

[@cheryldupriest9820]

Very good Girl group with great music

[@JorgeLuis-xv2tn]

Martha Reeves is the best! What a voice! And The Crystals... Magic! Spector Sound.

[@shawnbaldwin3589]

I concur Martha Reeves is Queen!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@catherinechiara3914]

Such amazing, amazing talent!!! Great memories!! Thank you beautiful young ladies ❤️

[@2510katjo]

Soulful women. I always loved Motown music, right down the road from me.

[@richardlandis793]

Music of culture is far different than so-called music of today. Love it. 😊😊😊😊😊

[@ReinhardGutknecht]

Bin 77 , ich liebe diese Frauengruppen mit Ihren herlichen Songs !

[@HannaHanna-wz7pj]

Hi ich wollte fragen ob sie irgendwelche Lieder empfehlen für 80 jährige bis 91 jährige weil ich und meine Klasse zu einem Altenheim gehen und wir etwas mit den alten Leute machen wollen.🥰

[@geekay1349]

gotta love the girl groups; never get tired of them

[@carl77242]

I’am a Boomer here I remember I was 20 years older back then this was great era great memories swing time 💃🕺🏻Love it 😊

[@cas1051]

I loved growing up in the 60's and listen to these talented ladies on the radio. Best music decade.

[@slowhypno]

This era gave us so much pure talent. Not just the groups but Dusty Springfield. Linda Rhonstadt. Judith Durham. So many more.

[@kevincomery1634]

Totally agree ' for me tho Judith Durham has the voice me n my next brother down sung along with them he got killed in 04 i still sing along with a tear n smile what memories on A M radio

[@txtootsie]

The Ronettes were my favorite girl group. Too bad they weren't able to produce more songs but what they did do was spectacular!

[@joeyhunter842]

Yes, they were cute

[@jasper3127]

Maybe just topped by the Supremes. Phil Spector may have been a weird dude but changed the entire soundscape of the 60s

[@kevthedynamo]

Phil Spectacular!

[@lindsaymays7206]

They’re my favorite too. They seemed hipper/cooler than the other girl groups of the 60’s and they were definitely the sexiest. All 3 girls were stunning!

[@tomlopaka113]

Wow I agree!!

[@jackieclark2004]

Love this! Great music and big hair❤

[@roberttaylor6694]

Ronnie Spector could never be duplicated loved all the girl groups but Ronnie had a sound that was hers alone!

[@rayhughes9670]

some of the best music ever made came out of the 50s&60s and preformed by these great singers.

[@enriquepina9829]

Awesome Amazing Music 🎶🎵🎶!!!! I'm 70 still Rock n Roll!!! Great Era!!!!!!