10 More Forgotten Bands of the 1960s That Vanished Without a Trace!
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- 🎸 The 1960s and 70s were a golden era for music, with countless bands rising to stardom, only to fade away as trends shifted and new genres emerged. In this second part of our series on forgotten bands, we’re diving deeper into groups that once dominated the airwaves but have since slipped into obscurity. If you missed Part 1, don’t worry-you can check it out here. And stay tuned for Part 3, where we’ll continue unearthing more hidden gems of music’s past.
🎵 From soul-stirring doo-wop groups to trailblazing rock bands, these artists shaped the sound of their time but struggled to adapt as the music scene evolved. Explore the stories of bands like The Platters, The Four Seasons, and The Righteous Brothers-each of whom left an indelible mark on music history before the spotlight moved on. We’ll uncover their rise, fall, and the reasons behind their gradual fade into the background.
🎤 Whether you’re a fan of rock ‘n’ roll, pop, or soulful harmonies, this video is packed with fascinating stories, nostalgic tunes, and a deeper look at what happens when the music stops. From the anthemic sounds of Steppenwolf to the folk hits of The Kingston Trio, these are the bands that time forgot, but their legacies live on.
🎬 Don’t miss out on this continuation of our journey through music’s forgotten echoes. Rediscover the tracks, relive the memories, and reconnect with an era when music was pure, raw, and unforgettable.
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I still listen to the Platters ,Four Seasons and all the 60s and 70s groups as im stuck in the past when music was the greatest.
None of these have vanished
Or have been forgotten...😊
Absolutely correct.
Just annoying clickable or genuinely misinformed?
@@graemeleigh Most likely a misinformed millenial seeking an easy You-Tube income, who thinks that if they haven't seen them on MTV or heard them on lame-stream commercial radio, Apple Music, Spottify, or Bandcamp, they must've vanished.
Definitely someone who 'wasn't there and doesn't care', too busy building click-bait on subjects they know phukall about to spend the time actually researching their subject.
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You mentioned The Lovin' Spoonful in the last one. The Four Seasons and Bill Medley of The Righteous Brothers never disappeared. He and Frankie Valli who recently turned 90 are still with us.
Excellent songs by marvellous artists!Never forgotten!❤❤❤
They never mention The Dave Clark
Five!!! They sold 100 million records in 5 years!!! Far more than any of these "forgotten bands"!
Dave Clark is\was an astute businessman. Kudos to him.
The Platters songs are still played on oldies radio programs, they are not forgotten.
The groups you listed are still relevant and preferred music now. I can't recall any groups from the nineties that are played as much. Even movie soundtracks today use music from the Sixties and Seventies.
Righteous brothers main two records will always be remember pure class 😎👍🏼🇬🇧
as a 65 year old music lover of all genres and being the youngest of 9 siblings, i really wonder if these people actually know what they are talking about? or maybe it's just clickbait!
Most if not all of these groups influenced what was to come.
The zombies are still going on and on the been following them from the sixties just as good as before xxx
These bands might not get in the charts with the garbage that is there these days, but they are still played on the radio if you listen to some good radio stations
They may not be making music anymore but the memories we have thanks to them will never leave us.
I have always enjoyed the mellow sound of the group Bread. They were at their peak in the early 1970s --- my childhood years. Kudos to lead singer David Gates. The makers of this video are the only people saying to themselves "Bread, you're toast!"
All those groups are not forgotten because of You Tube
And my old LP"s...
There are so many that could have made this list. "Pipeline" by the Chantays is another forgotten oldie. I'll bet I've listened to this song over a hundred times.
Absolutely, if one was making a list of one-hit wonders with brief careers, but even so, it's a stretch to say that groups like the Chantays, The Pharos [Pintor], The Pyramids [Penetration], The Astronauts [Baja, Surf Party], The Tornados [Bustin' Surfboards], The Surfaris [Wipeout], The Atlantics [Bombora], The Centurians [Bullwinkle II] etc. have been forgotten... at least not while we have Quentin Tarinto to remind us😏
The Shadows never dissapeard they were existed until 1990 and then reunited in 2004 and in 2009 made a show with Cliff.
Absolutely right
And when you consider how many guitarists of note cite Hank Marvin as being a major influence on them, and how The Shadows made Burns of London Guitars collectable, and first put the Vox AC30 & The Fender Statocaster 'on the map' for so many musicians then & now, one can hardly say "without a trace"
Someone doesn't know shite about their subject!
The Platters were the best.......I still listen to them today.
Bread is not forgotten !
"to everything there is a season, turn, turn, turn" the Byrds ..... pretty much sums up the entire music scene
Once again, numerous of these groups are in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. The Platters, The Four Seasons, The Ventures, The Righteous Brothers and The Lovin' Spoonful (and as someone else mentioned, you included them on your first listing). And there are several of these groups that easily could be in the Rock Hall, including The Kingston Trio, even if only in the Early Influence category. Again, it's great to highlight these bands for younger folks who may not know them, but they haven't been forgotten. None are obscure.
Need to include the Walker Brothers - The sun ain't gonna shine anymore" is an absolute classic. :)
that stuff is still going on. Saw the righteous brothers last winter (well at least one of them was still alive). Saw John Sebastian of the loving spponful as a solo concert 2 years go, See the "Happy Together Tour" if it comes to your area--very good
Thank you very much.🎉
Ever remember Helen Shapiro. She was brilliant.
6:07 Bands that vanished from the 60's starts off with a band from the 50's... got it!
That being said, I played in a punk band back in the eighties and we played in Vegas. The Platters heard us playing and and invited us to their table in another psrt of the casino, and we hung out and partied with them all night long.
They really dug our guitar player, and we all dug them.
Nice!
But what about Procol Harum?
I remember when Bread guest starred on an episode of The Hardy Boys..
You mentioned the Lovin' Spoonful in Pt. 1. Instrumental bands do have a very short shelf life, but I have heard of the Ventures and Shadows. The rest on this list are known even if they are not producing new songs.
The Four Seasons are so "forgotten" that they produced a Broadway musical based on their story, called "Jersey Boys". The bands may have broken up as music evolved, but as long as people remember their hits, they'll never be forgotten. Steppenwolf was still big into the '80s, headlining at the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally in the mid '80s, and they still get airtime.
Music of that era is much better than what passes for music, with all the technology that makes a frog sound like Karen Carpenter, these days. Those groups had talent, and today's "music" would not even be here without having built on their musical forebears.
Yup... I've even seen the 'Jersey Boys' here in NZ... and there's the tribute band 'The Valli Boys UK ' also keeping their sound alive. Hardly 'vanished without a trace'!
Frankie vallie lost, I don't think so
With your thesis all rock bands become relics even the Beatles, Zeppelin, Simon and Garfunkel, Tears For Fears, Kiss, and on and on, are all faded into music history as relics of their particular sound. Mozart is a relic.
Title is wrong! While some of this groups might have faded into the shadows, Rod Stewart (Faces), Eric Clapton (Yardbirds) and Graham Nash(Hollies and CSNY) have not.
I think that many of those groups were promised to a better future...but not well administrated. A man like René Angelil(Céline Dion's manager) would have sent them to the moon!
The Ventures! Really? Did somewhere in the e area of 300 albums/CD's. Known as the band that launched a 1000 bands! Still hear Walk, Don't Run often and Christmas instrumentals.
The four seasons lasted throw the eighties.
And were the inspiration for a hit Broadway Musical, "Jersey Boys".
Sorry.Many of these bands are still around. Frankie Valli (Four Seasons) is still touring, in his 80s!
The Kingston Trio will forever be the cornerstone for young musicians who listened and said, "Hey, maybe I can do that too", then did!
You left out the Who and the Rolling Stones and Genesis and the Police and all the other performers who haven't had a hit in a few years.
The Platters and The Shangri-La's were not bands, they were vocal groups, just as the Righteous Brothers were a vocal duo. And you've already mentioned the Lovin'Spoonfyl in the last video.
Still huge sellers.
Goodness knows how The Shadows got included They finally stopped performing in 2004 I'd hardly call that vanishing these people need to do better research
Good video
Again, you’ve dropped the ball and all the fantastic songs these bands produced. And the Righteous Brothers?? Again, so off base, it’s comical.
No vanishi g here.
The Beau Brummels
I think videos like this are irrelevant as they only go for superficial information and do not tell the whole story.
Cryan Shames!
Nevet became irrelevant. Huge classics.
Most all of these bands remained influential and relevant for years and still are, this is just the most incorrect and stupidest video I’ve ever seen on RUclips
Vanished without a trace? Crock of $*&)*#@.
Unchained Melody still draws millions of views .I dont believe Bobby Hatfield has a real peer .BOBBY and BILL.