Great Music From the 60s

[Rescued One]

No, no, no! My grandfather was a Texan who fought in WW1. He died in Muskogee, Oklahoma, in the early thirties. I'm a Yankee who is unfamiliar with Oklahoma cities, but I remembered that name Muskogee. My husband and I drove through OK once and he was called a "foreigner!"

 

[NIrelandGillian]

My late husband loved 60s music, especially Peter, Paul and Mary, The Seekers, Peter Seeger and Johnny Cash.

Gillian

 

[Handmaid for Jesus]

My late husband loved 60s music, especially Peter, Paul and Mary, The Seekers, Peter Seeger and Johnny Cash.

Gillian

 

[returntosender]

Sam cook, you send me

 

[jacks]

There were many great songs from the 60's! Here is another one.

 

[Lukaris]

I have long known of Jay & the Americans but, ironically, only recently knew of their song “Only in America”.

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[Handmaid for Jesus]

I have long known of Jay & the Americans but, ironically, only recently knew of their song “Only in America”.

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This is my first time hearing this. Thanks.

 

[Lukaris]

Zager and Evans: 2525

This is a haunting song & I believe these guys sensed things were (are) happening much faster than the epic timeline of their opus.

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[Handmaid for Jesus]

Zager and Evans: 2525

This is a haunting song & I believe these guys sensed things were (are) happening much faster than the epic timeline of their opus.

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All of that is happening now, in the year 2023.

 

[Pioneer3mm]

Zager and Evans: 2525

This is a haunting song & I believe these guys sensed things were (are) happening much faster than the epic timeline of their opus.

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I remember..listening the song..
- from radio.

 

[mourningdove~]

"Take Five" ~ Dave Brubeck

"Take Five" was first released as a promotional single on September 21, 1959, on the Dave Brubeck Quartet's album Time Out. The single initially had modest success but became a sleeper hit after being reissued for general release in May 1961, eventually becoming a major jazz standard and a significant crossover pop hit.

 

[LizaMarie]

"Take Five" ~ Dave Brubeck

"Take Five" was first released as a promotional single on September 21, 1959, on the Dave Brubeck Quartet's album Time Out. The single initially had modest success but became a sleeper hit after being reissued for general release in May 1961, eventually becoming a major jazz standard and a significant crossover pop hit.

This reminds me of music I heard growing up. My parents had that Dav Brubeck album.