Graduated H.S. in 67. I was playing drums in a local garage band and really getting into the music of the times. These were good songs back then, but IMO, this was just the beginning of the best music. Late 60's and early 70's.
1967 my Brother was going into boot camp. Whenever I hear these songs i can see him waving at us on the bus. Same year he stepped on a landmine in a rice paddy in Vietnam. Nothing was ever the same again.
Oh my God. I'm so sorry. 😢 That's why our music from the 60's & 70's have deep meanings to us. It somehow brought us all together with the same concerns, doubts, fears and love & freedom & peace. We all felt connected. I'm ashamed how the guys who did survive and came back were treated so disrespectfully. Guess every generation has those type of people.
@@johnsohc Aretha Louise Franklin (/əˈriːθə/ ə-REE-thə; March 25, 1942 - August 16, 2018) was an American singer, songwriter and pianist.[2] Honored as the "Queen of Soul", Rolling Stone magazine twice named her as the greatest singer of all time.[3][4]
@@johnsohc Aretha Louise Franklin (/əˈriːθə/ ə-REE-thə; March 25, 1942 - August 16, 2018) was an American singer, songwriter and pianist.[2] Honored as the "Queen of Soul", Rolling Stone magazine twice named her as the greatest singer of all time.[3][4]
My parents had just immigrated from England with 5 children under the age of ten. $35 to their name. My dad had a job. Tool and Die maker. They never looked back. They truly live the American Dream! RIP Mom and Dad❤
Grovering ..every time I hear that song it takes me back to Myrtle Beach with our little portable record player when my husband was in the service…being drafted for an unbeatable war…..so many of our friends died in that war…Democrats seem to like wars !!
I was 16 and there was always a radio on somewhere. I called my girlfriend (later my wife) Windy because she would hang onto me every time the wind blew!
What a fantastic year it was i was 13 and i the middle of the flower movement and drugs n music n sex ,hot rods, hells angels were my neibors i loved there choppers they were cool to me i had my dirt bike i lived by a park where all the kids hung out it was so much fun with this great misic man life was good
1967 Was A Happening Year...For Many. Here In Toronto Canada...We Had CHUM...CKOC...Yorkville Village...Sam The Record Man....A & A's...Garage/Psychedelic Music...Peace Pot Hippy Fashion...Canada's Centennial Year...Queen Elizabeth Was Here. And There Are Many More Great Songs...That I Could Add To This List. Thanks.
I traveled through Canada a few times and the people up there are the best and the lady's are so beautiful I was just drooling all over my self and the country is so beautiful too I went up to Prince George then out to Prince Rupert n cought the ferry a few times to wrangle Alaska I fished up there for a couple of seasons
@@richardfinney3179 The Great Outdoors...ay Richard? Nice to hear...you have been fortunate to view Mother Nature's B.C.'s beauty by the sound of it. I'm happy that you have lifetime memories of that time and those places. Nice.
I like all of these songs that were picked out for this TikTok including: Lulu's (007 James Bond Movie) To Sir With Love"; The Box Tops' "The Letter"; The Association's "Windy"; Bobbie Gentry's "Ode To Billie Joe"; The Monkeys' I'm A Believer"; The Doors' "Light My Fire"; Frank & Nancy Sinatra's "Something Stupid"; The Turtles' "Happy Together"; The Young Rascals' "Groovin'"; Aretha Franklin's "Respect". I also like most songs of that era, year, decade and of course most songs of yesteryear..
Half of these songs had studio musicians on the recording - either the Wrecking Crew in Hollywood, ("Windy," "I'm A Believer," "Light my Fire (bass only,) "Somethin' Stupid,") or the Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section (aka "The Swampers") in Alabama, (R-E-S-P-E-C-T). The Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section was the band playing behind Bob Seger on "Main Street," "Old Time Rock N Roll," and behind Rod Stewart on "Tonight's The Night," among many other songs from the 60's and 70's.
What's your point? We loved our generation's music. Are you trying to put a negative spin on it? Sure seems like you are. We had hundreds of the best multi talented musicians and bands back then.
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None of these songs are forgotten!
IKR - Imagine Aretha Franklin being captioned as a one-hit wonder!
I was 16. Life was just starting. The world seemed like a better place. Today it seems we are tearing ourselves apart.
Thanks to the Orange Blob.
Aahh the memories come flooding back was just a great era to enjoy music ❤❤❤😊😊😊
Every year in the 60's had a hit song. Great songs. Thank you for sharing.
Finally!! Some mention of the Turtles!! They had some great songs!!
Great music!!!!
I was 5 and heard all these songs on AM radio and loved them all. I still do!❤❤❤❤
That was a very good year for music.
Even If the year only had To Sir With Love, it would have been an epic year!
It was a great year.
My favorite also
@@stephenmiley4289 Mine too. Loved the movie.
@@bettycogswell9851 absolutely. The movie also! A timeless classic
I was 10 years old I remember all the songs I had older brother and sisters I wish I was 10 again.😢
Damn! Music was fantastic back then.
Yep. Box Tops performed this song w Ted Nugent & the Amboy Dukes in Geauga Lake Park, Ohio this summer. WIXY
'Tenna Toppers' given away too !
Lulu’s got better numbers than that, and so has Aretha Franklin.
Bobbie Jo Gentry was 1 of the most beautiful women in music. 1 of my favorite song's.
Bobby was so freaking hot but she just said f off to the whole screen after a few years for getting used she was a Christian lady
Actually the top songs of 1967.
Graduated H.S. in 67. I was playing drums in a local garage band and really getting into the music of the times. These were good songs back then, but IMO, this was just the beginning of the best music. Late 60's and early 70's.
Graduated from 1971, it was the best Era ( by far) for Rock, Country, Soul, R&B, it also covered the British Invasion, totally Awesome.
I graduated 1973. Life was great back then. Wish I could go back.
@@debbiescott6732 I graduated in"72 and agree with you 100%.
Wow! Listening to these songs makes me feel young again ❤
Stunning... because you can't ever get them out of your head. Fabulous 😅
1967 my Brother was going into boot camp. Whenever I hear these songs i can see him waving at us on the bus. Same year he stepped on a landmine in a rice paddy in Vietnam. Nothing was ever the same again.
Oh my God. I'm so sorry. 😢 That's why our music from the 60's & 70's have deep meanings to us. It somehow brought us all together with the same concerns, doubts, fears and love & freedom & peace. We all felt connected. I'm ashamed how the guys who did survive and came back were treated so disrespectfully. Guess every generation has those type of people.
I was 10 wow remember all these.
Me, too. 1957 baby.
@@lazaruslazuli6130ME TOO 1957😊🎉
Finally, a list I love! Aretha! Monkees!
I was in the 7 th grade. Loved the music.
Me too !!
good year for music - 17 yo at the time and loving it!
Best year for top ten singles.
Oh my....what songs...........was really young but I remember all of these
Farout Songs ...I was Only 7 Then. But As Loved these Song As I Got. older.😊❤
As I Become A Teenager ,I Watched ," The Monkees " & American Bandstand ..,Hosted By Dick Clark!
I remember these songs I associate songs with the times in my life I loved these songs the following year I became a teenager
Yeah. Born Aug. 61. OH I DEFENTLY REMEMBER ALL THESE SONGS. LOOKING BACK. INCREDIBLY LUCKY.
Soundtrack of my youth. I was 15. Where did it all go?
Great times just a little guy back then. Thanks for the memories
Growing up in the 60s was the best! Aretha lit my fire👍
Great stuff
Great Songs thanks 🌹
And don't forget The Strawberry Alarm ⏰ Clock. Love the smell of incense and peppermints. And pachouli, too.
I was 19 then. They are still just as great as they were then.❤❤❤
Wow I just saw the number one songs of 1966... 1967 stepped up the game for sure!
I am so glad that I grew up in the the 60's and 70's (I was Born in '62)
Great year for pop music ! 👏❤️🎶
Music from the 1960s calms me down.
I didn't forget them,they were my favorites.🎉😊
Ciao sono felice di sentire. Le più belle. Canzoni ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thankyou loved it!
Great song 🎵 👌
Loved all of these song's ❤
I was 9 in 67 and I definitely remember these
Takes me back.☮️
Aretha had a voice that could pierce your soul
"Light my Fire" by the Doors was and still is #1 🔥
From Aretha, the Queen, to The Young Rascals and all the others listed....GROOVY and FAR OUT!
Queen?
@@johnsohc Aretha Louise Franklin (/əˈriːθə/ ə-REE-thə; March 25, 1942 - August 16, 2018) was an American singer, songwriter and pianist.[2] Honored as the "Queen of Soul", Rolling Stone magazine twice named her as the greatest singer of all time.[3][4]
@@johnsohc Aretha Louise Franklin (/əˈriːθə/ ə-REE-thə; March 25, 1942 - August 16, 2018) was an American singer, songwriter and pianist.[2] Honored as the "Queen of Soul", Rolling Stone magazine twice named her as the greatest singer of all time.[3][4]
@@kwilliams1958 Ok sorry now I got it. I thought you were speaking of the band.
@@johnsohc No problem...I thought you might be wondering about Queen, the band too. Take care...
The Beatles had several number one songs in 1967.
Groovin what are the best summer songs ever
I was 10 and remember all of them.
I'm so old 😢
What a fantastic music
I liked it then and I still live them.
I remember these Songs..
Memories. Funny how songs can evoke memories.
Bobbie Gentry made some really good albums. She quit recording music after her seventh and final album (1971) - the excellent "Patchwork".
My parents had just immigrated from England with 5 children under the age of ten.
$35 to their name. My dad had a job. Tool and Die maker.
They never looked back.
They truly live the American Dream! RIP Mom and Dad❤
Love the format giving 5 seconds to each cut instead of the usual 15 to 20 seconds.
Grovering ..every time I hear that song it takes me back to Myrtle Beach with our little portable record player when my husband was in the service…being drafted for an unbeatable war…..so many of our friends died in that war…Democrats seem to like wars !!
I saw the Monkees and Turtles in concert in 96' It was great
I was 16 and there was always a radio on somewhere. I called my girlfriend (later my wife) Windy because she would hang onto me every time the wind blew!
What a fantastic year it was i was 13 and i the middle of the flower movement and drugs n music n sex ,hot rods, hells angels were my neibors i loved there choppers they were cool to me i had my dirt bike i lived by a park where all the kids hung out it was so much fun with this great misic man life was good
Groovin is my favorite!
Takes me back❤
The best times are gone and won't come back
RESPECT knocked down the barriers between black "race" music and white music.
1967 Was A Happening Year...For Many.
Here In Toronto Canada...We Had CHUM...CKOC...Yorkville Village...Sam The Record Man....A & A's...Garage/Psychedelic Music...Peace Pot Hippy Fashion...Canada's Centennial Year...Queen Elizabeth Was Here.
And There Are Many More Great Songs...That I Could Add To This List. Thanks.
I traveled through Canada a few times and the people up there are the best and the lady's are so beautiful I was just drooling all over my self and the country is so beautiful too I went up to Prince George then out to Prince Rupert n cought the ferry a few times to wrangle Alaska I fished up there for a couple of seasons
@@richardfinney3179
The Great Outdoors...ay Richard? Nice to hear...you have been fortunate to view Mother Nature's B.C.'s beauty by the sound of it. I'm happy that you have lifetime memories of that time and those places.
Nice.
To Sir...great movie.
Now this is what you call music
I was 3 years old and I know everyone of these songs
Excelente los titulos de las canciones se pueden apreciar muy bien , saludos y suerte
I was ten turning eleven in October 67.
The best year!
I like all of these songs that were picked out for this TikTok including: Lulu's (007 James Bond Movie) To Sir With Love"; The Box Tops' "The Letter"; The Association's "Windy"; Bobbie Gentry's "Ode To Billie Joe"; The Monkeys' I'm A Believer"; The Doors' "Light My Fire"; Frank & Nancy Sinatra's "Something Stupid"; The Turtles' "Happy Together"; The Young Rascals' "Groovin'"; Aretha Franklin's "Respect". I also like most songs of that era, year, decade and of course most songs of yesteryear..
Ode to Billy Joe, Monkees, Groovin 🎉❤
Light My Fire
Summer of Love 😅❤
To Sir With Love is my fav.
Nancy Sinatra sang that with her dad, not her brother.
The doors one hit wonders😅
Lo mejor de lo mejor amigos
Remember every song, was 17
Que recuerdos. tenia yo 15 años.
Those songs had legs!
I was born in 67 but I knew all the songs.
Year I was born ❤
The late sixties were the best music
Right. Today's music is CRAP.
@@stevielease7952No it isn't does that's a great music still depends on what you listen to
Doors & Lulu são as melhores ❤❤❤
Aretha Franklin "RESPECT "I'M A BELIVER ,HAPPY TOGETHER ,GROOVING ,LIGHT MY FIRE these dongs l like 1967
The post reads: “Forgotten One Hit Wonders.” How did Aretha fall under that umbrella? The Doors? The Turtles?
Some great songs...real music, not this hip-hop crap.
Ode Ro Billie Jo, I’m a Believer, Light My Fire are hardly “forgotten”. And Aretha Franklin - a one hit wonder?!!!!!
You look so cute without the baby hairs.
Half of these songs had studio musicians on the recording - either the Wrecking Crew in Hollywood, ("Windy," "I'm A Believer," "Light my Fire (bass only,) "Somethin' Stupid,") or the Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section (aka "The Swampers") in Alabama, (R-E-S-P-E-C-T). The Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section was the band playing behind Bob Seger on "Main Street," "Old Time Rock N Roll," and behind Rod Stewart on "Tonight's The Night," among many other songs from the 60's and 70's.
What's your point? We loved our generation's music. Are you trying to put a negative spin on it? Sure seems like you are. We had hundreds of the best multi talented musicians and bands back then.
I think 67 was the most fruitful year of them all
LuLu still has it!
Boomer Music forever 🎶 🎵
This is not frank sinatra
lee hazelwood
I love you
Try equalizing the volume of the video so that we don't have to keep adjusting it constantly.
Music was all about love . Now ???
Q bueno q existio Elvis ❤😊