Dusty springfield,lesie gore,petula clark i could go on and on but there aretha franklin was in a class by herself in the 60's period. Don't forget about the shirelles they were a great female group.
I love the girl groups of the 60’s, I worked for some of their agents in William Morris agency, what a fun job. Sometimes they would give me some dancing lessons. I still remember those days, fantastic girls. I also worked with William B William’s Frank Sinatra and drummer Buddy Rich’s agent. Buddy was great to work for, I set up his gigs, a lot of fun, and I made a lot of points with my dad and grandmother who was best buddies with Frank’s mother.
0:00 Every Day I Have To Cry - Dusty Springfield. 0:22 A B C - The Dixie Cups. 0:26 Back In My Arms Again - The Supremes. 0:42 Heatwave - Martha And the Vandellas. 1:12 Come See About Me - The Supremes. 1:28 I Can't Help Myself - The Blossosms. 1:58 Is It Love - Cilla Black. 2:14 Shoop Shoop Song - Aretha Franklin. 2:36 Dancing In The Street - Martha And The Vandellas. 2:58 Lesley Gore - Judy's Turn To Cry. 3:07 Lollipop - The Chordettes. 3:18 Stay Awhile - Dusty Springfield. 3:32 Make Him Mine - Susan Maughan. 3:44 My Boyfriend's Back - The Angels. 4:03 My Guy - Mary Wells. 4:22 Needle In A Haystack - The Blossoms. 4:53 Puppet On A String - Sandie Shaw. 5:07 Right Now And Not Later - The Shangri-Las. 5:34 Shout - Lulu. 5:55 I Only Want To Be With You - Dusty Springfield. 6:28 Sunshine Lollipops And Rainbows - Lesley Gore. 6:44 The Boat That I Row - Lulu. 7:15 Yesterday's Gone - Brenda Lee. 7:38 I Like It I Like - Blossmos
So Glad you included Brenda Lee singing "Yesterday's Gone" on Hullabaloo, (though not one of her many Top 40 hits ) She was The Top Female Vocalist of the early 60's, and is shameful that when "listings" of top female artist she is the most "overlooked"
The late, great Mary Wells ("My Guy") at 4:10. The late, great Lesley Gore ("Sunshine, Lollipops and Rainbows") at 6:30. Some of the finest music in that unforgettable decade!
Totally agree with you solarpaneling, who cares if she liked girls, that was her private life! I love her music, her songs and her beautiful voice. And I'm a straight woman!
Lots of down memory lane songs, music I heard my parents ,aunties,uncles and cousins grandfolks who played the old 45s that they collected in their days ,though I was a toddler growing up around the music from the era of the 50&60s born in 54.. the music of the era was etched in my memory though it was put aside for a while and almost forgotten . Hearing it all over again is amazing and nothing compares to those days of music ,styles and,fashion . Very nostalgic some sad some happy . now I'm in my late 60s. And just love hearing it all again. I 'Ve enjoyed music all my life. But music from the 50s & 60s era is special... And nothing compares to it. I heard my Dad sing &play his favorites a lot of Nat king Cole, Brook Benton the platters, Country and Gospel every time we went to our Grandfolks for visits and holidays. Thanks for the music of the old age teens days. It's invigorating. At least it makes me smile again.
That would've been your finishing school, then, I guess. :-) I didn't get there until about 1969 or 1970, working in a boutique at Piccadilly Circus, sometimes in Carnaby Street. Lots of fun, even tho the whole Swinging London thing had become more of a tourist attraction than a live happening by then. It was the era when all those great rock stars (Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, etc) started dying, and every time one went, we got a load of T-shirts to sell with their faces on them...
I love this video but extremely disappointed that the Ronettes are not in this :( They were a popular group in the 60's. But you have many good songs and singers!
The Blossoms where sadly soooo underated, they really were a great group with a lot of history they sung back up for so many artists hit songs and they themselves were great on their own!
I'd like to know who all these great gals were! I was in high school in the 60s, great time!! but our town only had one TV channel so I never saw these shows, never heard some of these singers before.
Thank you for that, many unseen footage, And I have been following all the GIRLS from 1960 to present day. sorry not to see my favourites the divine Ms Dionne Warwick,Ronettes, Ketty Lester, Helen Shapiro etc etc.Maybe another in the making? Thank you again.
Do you notice that they dress pretty decent not needing blatant revealing clothes or sex antics to sell their songs but showcasing their singing talent. Kind of classy I must say........
I agree. I was lucky enough to grow up with these beautiful words and music. O'K, that immediately paints me as an old fart, I'm completely comfortable with that. Last saturday, (17 Nov, 2012), here's what happened. Sydney. Family BBQ, weather was bloody brilliant, great mobs of blue sky, slight breeze, three and a half clouds, 'bout 29C. We played RECORDS. Dusty, Kinks, more. Jasmine, 9 years old, had never seen a 'record', she had no idea about records. Welcome to 'today'.
Dusty Springfield, The Dixie Cups, The Supremes, Martha and the Vandellas, The Supremes, The Blossoms, Cilla Black, Aretha Franklin, Martha and the Vandellas, Leslie Gore, Chordettes, Dusty Springfield, Susan Maughan, The Angels, Mary Wells, The Blossoms, Sandie Shaw, The Shangri Las, Lulu, Dusty Springfield, Lesley Gore, Lulu, Brenda Lee, The Blossoms
This is a neat compilation, but you must include the great Jody Miller in your next compilation. There is absolutely nothing that they lady cannot sing. She is superb!
The only one that was a Diva on this film was Brenda lee. All the other girls were nothing when Brenda Lee started singing. Too bad they don't make a movie on this woman who started singing at 5 years old. Brenda Lee was way past my time- but I studied about her and she was a legend.
Well that is if you put her behind Petula Clark who is far superior to DS. I am not saying DS wasn't a very good singer she was but Petula's in a class of her own. Petula is THE BEST of the best. *This is my opinion and I am sticking to it. If you disagree then that is your opinion. I will not engage in any battle of words with anyone.
Wow!! I have seen hours of footage of the Girl Groups but a LOT of this I'd not seen before. I had seen The Angels, the Lesley Gore, the Blossoms (Needle, Name of the Place) and Lulu clips. INteresting to see The Shangri-La's with 4 girls (including Mary's sister). Who is that at 7:05?
0:00 Every Day I Have To Cry - Dusty Springfield. 0:22 A B C - The Dixie Cups. 0:26 Back In My Arms Again - The Supremes. 0:42 Heatwave - Martha And the Vandellas. 1:12 Come See About Me - The Supremes. 1:28 I Can't Help Myself - The Blossosms. 1:58 Is It Love - Cilla Black. 2:14 Shoop Shoop Song - Aretha Franklin. 2:36 Dancing In The Street - Martha And The Vandellas. 2:58 Lesley Gore - Judy's Turn To Cry. 3:07 Lollipop - The Chordettes. 3:18 Stay Awhile - Dusty Springfield. 3:32 Make Him Mine - Susan Maughan. 3:44 My Boyfriend's Back - The Angels. 4:03 My Guy - Mary Wells. 4:22 ( I don't know this song, sorry) - The Blossoms. 4:53 Puppet On A String - Sandie Shaw. 5:07 Right Now And Not Later - The Shangri-Las. 5:34 Shout - Lulu. 5:55 I Only Want To Be With You - Dusty Springfield. 6:28 Sunshine Lollipops And Rainbows - Lesley Gore. 6:44 The Boat That I Row - Lulu. 7:15 Yesterday's Gone - Brenda Lee. 7:38 I Like It I Like - Blossmos
@@AAA-bz3cm That wasn't "Mr. Sandman" the Chordettes were singing. It was "Lollipop, Lollipop." You didn't say who was singing "I Like It Like That," the last song in the video. Why was that?
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I was born 1948 so remember all these somgs first time around fantastic songs and beautiful singers
I came around in 1949, and I also remember them, great music!😎👍👍
And I was born in 1946.
Aw Dusty such a beautiful woman with a beautiful voice ❤❤❤
What a time. There will never be another like it.
I miss the sixties. All that great music.
Love this music. I was raised in this Era. Classics. Sandra B.
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I think I bought the 45s of all these songs - because I was lucky to be born in 1950 I was able to hear and dance to the best music ever recorded!
Those of us lucky enough to have grown up with the Magic of Motown know we'll never see anything that good again!!!
I’m 60, at 5 my dad would play, these songs as well as country and western as they called, still listening until now on utube
The early age of "Rock & Roll" would not have been the same without these great female singing Stars. So many great songs!
I missed Jackie de Shannon in this lineup.
Dusty Springfield what a legend!
Dusty springfield,lesie gore,petula clark i could go on and on but there aretha franklin was in a class by herself in the 60's period. Don't forget about the shirelles they were a great female group.
You all are drop dead beautiful give me the 1960s head on 😊❤
OMG! The memories! Thank you to all who contributed. My teen years were full of fabulous music.
The songs and singers were so damn great.
Man! I will never tire of these ladies doping there thng,
I love the girl groups of the 60’s, I worked for some of their agents in William Morris agency, what a fun job. Sometimes they would give me some dancing lessons. I still remember those days, fantastic girls. I also worked with William B William’s Frank Sinatra and drummer Buddy Rich’s agent. Buddy was great to work for, I set up his gigs, a lot of fun, and I made a lot of points with my dad and grandmother who was best buddies with Frank’s mother.
Dusty Springfield, Diana Ross, Martha Reeves, Aretha Franklin, Leslie Gore, Lollipops,
The Angels, Marvelettes, too many to recall GREAT!
Lulu. Great voice and amazing energy.
The Americans had plenty of fabulous female singers around back then but Wow! us Brits certainly had our fair share too.
You got my favorite Shindig moment: Aretha wailing out on The Shoop Shoop song and Darlene testifying!
0:00 Every Day I Have To Cry - Dusty Springfield.
0:22 A B C - The Dixie Cups.
0:26 Back In My Arms Again - The Supremes.
0:42 Heatwave - Martha And the Vandellas.
1:12 Come See About Me - The Supremes.
1:28 I Can't Help Myself - The Blossosms.
1:58 Is It Love - Cilla Black.
2:14 Shoop Shoop Song - Aretha Franklin.
2:36 Dancing In The Street - Martha And The Vandellas.
2:58 Lesley Gore - Judy's Turn To Cry.
3:07 Lollipop - The Chordettes.
3:18 Stay Awhile - Dusty Springfield.
3:32 Make Him Mine - Susan Maughan.
3:44 My Boyfriend's Back - The Angels.
4:03 My Guy - Mary Wells.
4:22 Needle In A Haystack - The Blossoms.
4:53 Puppet On A String - Sandie Shaw.
5:07 Right Now And Not Later - The Shangri-Las.
5:34 Shout - Lulu.
5:55 I Only Want To Be With You - Dusty Springfield.
6:28 Sunshine Lollipops And Rainbows - Lesley Gore.
6:44 The Boat That I Row - Lulu.
7:15 Yesterday's Gone - Brenda Lee.
7:38 I Like It I Like - Blossmos
@Will you still love me tomorrow? ♫Ooo baby baby♫ Thank you
new job ! some of these I didn’t know and I was in my early teens sucking up all these songs at the time.
👍👍❤️🌺👍👍
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Nice to see Lesley Gore included in this group of the 60's. She was one of the greatest.
So Glad you included Brenda Lee singing "Yesterday's Gone" on Hullabaloo, (though not one of her many Top 40 hits ) She was The Top Female Vocalist of the early 60's, and is shameful that when "listings" of top female artist she is the most "overlooked"
The late, great Mary Wells ("My Guy") at 4:10. The late, great Lesley Gore ("Sunshine, Lollipops and Rainbows") at 6:30. Some of the finest music in that unforgettable decade!
Dear Darling Dusty, so sorely missed
Alan Ellaway
I hear you !!
I agree.. lesley gore also
What a great compilation. People often ask me was it as fun as it seems. I always say it was much better than you can imagine !
Loved Petula too.
Love Dusty always the eternal 60s singer
Unfortunately the entertainment industry gets physcopathic
she was a GORGEOUS ahead-of-her time amazingly gifted singer!! So the hell what if she was into women
Totally agree with you solarpaneling, who cares if she liked girls, that was her private life! I love her music, her songs and her beautiful voice. And I'm a straight woman!
Lots of down memory lane songs, music I heard my parents ,aunties,uncles and cousins grandfolks who played the old 45s that they collected in their days ,though I was a toddler growing up around the music from the era of the 50&60s born in 54.. the music of the era was etched in my memory though it was put aside for a while and almost forgotten . Hearing it all over again is amazing and nothing compares to those days of music ,styles and,fashion . Very nostalgic some sad some happy . now I'm in my late 60s. And just love hearing it all again.
I 'Ve enjoyed music all my life. But music from the 50s & 60s era is special... And nothing compares to it. I heard my Dad sing &play his favorites a lot of Nat king Cole, Brook Benton the platters, Country and Gospel every time we went to our Grandfolks for visits and holidays. Thanks for the music of the old age teens days. It's invigorating. At least it makes me smile again.
This is my childhood, greatest time of my llife , all spent in soho xxx
Soho, London? That must've been an um.. interesting place to grow up, in the 1960s?! Whatever would a child have made of it, I wonder?
It was 1965, and I just left school and went to live with my dad in Leicester Square, and yes it was wild.......
That would've been your finishing school, then, I guess. :-)
I didn't get there until about 1969 or 1970, working in a boutique at Piccadilly Circus, sometimes in Carnaby Street. Lots of fun, even tho the whole Swinging London thing had become more of a tourist attraction than a live happening by then. It was the era when all those great rock stars (Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, etc) started dying, and every time one went, we got a load of T-shirts to sell with their faces on them...
And did you go to Leduce, and other clubs?
No smoke, no mirrors, no cleavage, no short skirts....just pure, raw talent.
sounds like a grindr bio
The BEST times for music !!!
i love the 60 songs just fab
Great mix. You found some obscure performances. Thanks for the memories...
Those were the days........when girls kept their clothes and were STILL mega-stars!
I love these little pieces of my life......my heart!
Fantastic..I love the black singers, the girls are so feminine, and have such rhythm..love all these songs..danced to all these..
OMG *drools everywhere* DUSTY SPRINGFIELD how have I never come across this video before until now! Wow.
I loved seeing every clip of all these great, talented, legendary, "Girl Singers". Thank You so much for posting this.
0:27 The Supremes, 3:19DustySpringfield
6:45 Lulu
Love these singers ❤💃🙂.
Darlene Love has one of the greatest voices of the 60's.
+Curt Bonnell She's baaaack Well she never went away New album Sept 12 Paramount Theatre Asbury Park with Steve Van Zant
So Did Jackie Deshannon
6:48 and earlier: LuLu had the cutest little face!
Agreed! Very sexy!
Lulu was one of my favorite girl 💃 singers back then 🤩❤️. I loved seeing her in the movie To Sir, With Love.
Darlene Love, Dusty, Ree, Sandie, Martha, Lesley and Lulu. Does it get any better than that?
Aretha is singing The Shoop Shoop Song (It's In His Kiss). originally done by the late Betty Everette RIP
Fab collection! Thank you!
Los felicitos por este gran esfuerzo y trabajo musical.
Einfach nur Klasse
@rjslade That is Dusty Springfield
I love this video but extremely disappointed that the Ronettes are not in this :( They were a popular group in the 60's. But you have many good songs and singers!
Baby, I Love You was a big hit for them. Why not include them? They also had a great look. Petula Clark is also missing.😭
This was a gem, but, I wish you'd included the names.
5:12...Mary Weiss, lead singer for Shangr-La's, accompanying her, including two twins and Mary's sister.
You forgot the Ronettes....
Great indeed, thanx for including so much Blossoms-stuff.
classy ladies with self-respect and dignity in comparison to female entertainers now
phil Spector in UK was a genius with these girl groups and Motown and Gordy Berry in USA. legengs
simply great ...........
The Blossoms where sadly soooo underated, they really were a great group with a lot of history they sung back up for so many artists hit songs and they themselves were great on their own!
I'd like to know who all these great gals were! I was in high school in the 60s, great time!! but our town only had one TV channel so I never saw these shows, never heard some of these singers before.
Thank you for that, many unseen footage, And I have been following all the GIRLS from 1960 to present day. sorry not to see my favourites the divine Ms Dionne Warwick,Ronettes, Ketty Lester, Helen Shapiro etc etc.Maybe another in the making? Thank you again.
Dusty Springfield!! ❤
Those hairdews. Remember them so well.
martha and the vandellas were a great combo in the sixties.
Do you notice that they dress pretty decent not needing blatant revealing clothes or sex antics to sell their songs but showcasing their singing talent. Kind of classy I must say........
My on p lol llop look min
They couldn't have dressed very sexily then even if they wanted to. Network TV censors wouldn't allow it, especially on shows aimed at teen-agers.
They relied on "talent!"
Excelentes damas de una época única e irrepetible.
Awesome!
Wow!! I have seen hours of footage of the Girl Groups but virtually NONE of this!! Thanks for posting.
where is Tina & the Ikettes ?
I don't know some of them and what a shame lovely and talented ronettes (an not only them)
2:27 even Darlene is blown away by Aretha :D
MARAVILHOSO...ADOREI!...
Diana Ross - the sound of the 60s, 70s, 80s and still rocking arenas today.
Sure 'nough...Unmistakable and classic! :-) Love this entire video.
Absolutely great
The Spice Girls no competition these were real ❤️❤️
I agree.
I was lucky enough to grow up with these beautiful words and music.
O'K, that immediately paints me as an old fart, I'm completely comfortable with that. Last saturday, (17 Nov, 2012), here's what happened.
Sydney.
Family BBQ, weather was bloody brilliant, great mobs of blue sky, slight breeze, three and a half clouds, 'bout 29C. We played RECORDS. Dusty, Kinks, more.
Jasmine, 9 years old, had never seen a 'record', she had no idea about records.
Welcome to 'today'.
I lived it!
Dusty Springfield, The Dixie Cups, The Supremes, Martha and the Vandellas, The Supremes, The Blossoms, Cilla Black, Aretha Franklin, Martha and the Vandellas, Leslie Gore, Chordettes, Dusty Springfield, Susan Maughan, The Angels, Mary Wells, The Blossoms, Sandie Shaw, The Shangri Las, Lulu, Dusty Springfield, Lesley Gore, Lulu, Brenda Lee, The Blossoms
Thank you so much.
Brenda Holloway should have been included....
very good
proper songs proper music
This is a neat compilation, but you must include the great Jody Miller in your next compilation. There is absolutely nothing that they lady cannot sing. She is superb!
Dusty was obviously the best here. Aretha #2. They made all of the others look bad. 😂
Oh Dusty and Diana!!
Great stuff!
wait a minute, WHERE ARE THE RONNETTES!
prankster671 I think you mean The Ronettes...
and the cookies?
@@TabithaReminiec3399 They keep appearing on websites these days!
Exactly the Ronnettes where the pioneers and in 1962...
There was a lot going on ..68 was a change ...now we have the viruses . .. life continue
cool!
who is that song at the 3:20 mark is that dusty too and what is name
Dusty Springfield... "Stay a While"
Blessed are the wig makers.
The only one that was a Diva on this film was Brenda lee. All the other girls were nothing when Brenda Lee started singing. Too bad they don't make a movie on this woman who started singing at 5 years old. Brenda Lee was way past my time- but I studied about her and she was a legend.
This music this girl didn't have to put on a sex show to make you come and want and listen to good music did you hear that Miley
Dusty Springfield the best female singer ever!
I might include Whitney Houston, Connie Francis, Dionne Warwick, Shirley Bassey and Eydie Gorme to that list...
I agree, and the most underrated (and even unknown) has to be Darlene Love.
Well that is if you put her behind Petula Clark who is far superior to DS.
I am not saying DS wasn't a very good singer she was but Petula's in a class of her own.
Petula is THE BEST of the best.
*This is my opinion and I am sticking to it. If you disagree then that is your opinion. I will not engage in any battle of words with anyone.
Petula Clark is THE Greatest Female Vocalist Of ALL TIME.
@@darrenplumpton3551 Petula was amazing too, no argument there from me.
How about, could someone please tell me the group or the singer of the minute 5:35, who could thank you in advance and very good end of the year party
Lulu- Shout
@@AAA-bz3cm thankyou
Wow!! I have seen hours of footage of the Girl Groups but a LOT of this I'd not seen before. I had seen The Angels, the Lesley Gore, the Blossoms (Needle, Name of the Place) and Lulu clips.
INteresting to see The Shangri-La's with 4 girls (including Mary's sister).
Who is that at 7:05?
At 1:59 you could have chosen a Cilla Black song with more life, maybe anyone who had a heart or your my world ,instead of a little known number
The first one reminded me of Jessica Lange
That's Dusty Springfield, Petra - great, great singer. We all used to call her Rusty Springboard...
Rare oldie , Dion , shu bop
The Chordettes sang Lollipop in 1958,but I liked the '50s too.
Names of the songs ang girls please.
ARETHA FRANKLIN
I liked this video, except for the fact that the names of the singers weren't listed except for Lesley Gore. Why was that?
0:00 Every Day I Have To Cry - Dusty Springfield.
0:22 A B C - The Dixie Cups.
0:26 Back In My Arms Again - The Supremes.
0:42 Heatwave - Martha And the Vandellas.
1:12 Come See About Me - The Supremes.
1:28 I Can't Help Myself - The Blossosms.
1:58 Is It Love - Cilla Black.
2:14 Shoop Shoop Song - Aretha Franklin.
2:36 Dancing In The Street - Martha And The Vandellas.
2:58 Lesley Gore - Judy's Turn To Cry.
3:07 Lollipop - The Chordettes.
3:18 Stay Awhile - Dusty Springfield.
3:32 Make Him Mine - Susan Maughan.
3:44 My Boyfriend's Back - The Angels.
4:03 My Guy - Mary Wells.
4:22 ( I don't know this song, sorry) - The Blossoms.
4:53 Puppet On A String - Sandie Shaw.
5:07 Right Now And Not Later - The Shangri-Las.
5:34 Shout - Lulu.
5:55 I Only Want To Be With You - Dusty Springfield.
6:28 Sunshine Lollipops And Rainbows - Lesley Gore.
6:44 The Boat That I Row - Lulu.
7:15 Yesterday's Gone - Brenda Lee.
7:38 I Like It I Like - Blossmos
@@AAA-bz3cm
That wasn't "Mr. Sandman" the Chordettes were singing. It was "Lollipop, Lollipop."
You didn't say who was singing "I Like It Like That," the last song in the video. Why was that?
@@michaelpalmieri7335 sorry, i'm stupid
Thanks