96: Please Please me 81: While my guitar genty weeps 76: I Saw her standing there 63: Norwegian wood 43: She loves you 41: Strawberry fields forever 31: Help! 20: In my life 15: A day in the life 10: I Want to hold your hand 7: Yesterday 4: Hey jude Beatles are just genius
Yes, but there are good artists today, its just that some don't put their heart and soul into their music and just churn out songs that will only be popular for a while
I will be 66 this year and I remember all these songs growing up. My older siblings had everyone of these records. What great memories they brought back to me.❤️❤️❤️😆😆😆👍👍👍💯💯💯💯💯💛💛💚💙🧡
My top 10 10. I'm a believer- monkees 9. These boots were made for walking- nancy sinatra 8. Foxy lady- jimmi hendrix 7. Paint it Black- rolling stones 6. My Girl- temptations 5. Time of the season- zombies 4. Sunshine of your love- cream 3. Magic Carpet Ride- steppenwolf 2. Wouldn't it be nice- beach boys 1. Hello Goodbye- Beatles
10-Help 9-Let it be 8-A hard days night 7-Ticket to ride 6-maxwells silver hammer 5-Hey jude 4-Cant buy me love 3-Something 2-Hello Goodbye 1-I want to hold your hand The Beatles
The Best Songs: Help, Let it be, A hard days night, Ticket to ride, maxwells silver hammer, Hey jude, Cant buy me love, Something, Hello Goodbye, I want to hold your hand We can work it out, Yellow Submarine, Nowhere man, Here comes the sun, love me do, she loves you and more......
I do. I also like some songs today but i think the music back then was way better and just amazing! And i know some other friends of mine who were also born 2000 and they think so too.
I'm 19 and can honestly say I prefer this music. The older generation had such more talent and happy songs. All songs nowadays are sex and drugs it's just meh
The best pop songs (excluding the Beatles) of the 60s, very subjective! Sugar, Sugar -Archies Venus - Shocking Blue (recorded Dec '69) Spirit In the Sky - Norman Greenbaum (recorded Late '69) Everlasting Love - Love Affair In The Ghetto - Elvis Georgy Girl - Seekers The Real Thing - Russell Morris (Australian) Gimme Some Lovin' - Spencer Davis Group Tears Of A Clown - Smokey Robinson & The Miracles These boots are made for walking - Nancy Sinatra Plus umpteen other tracks. '60s was a great era!
Im 17 and i love the 60s, My favourite artist from the 60s: Jimmy hendrix, animals, Beatles, Marvin gaye, James brown, doors, Bob Dylan, aretha, the rolling Stones, jannis joplin and the who
Can you imagine hearing "Venus In Furs" (Velvets) when you were 13? I laughed and laughed and said "Uh-oh, what will Cousin Brucie say?" It was awesome, but I fell in love with "I'll Be Your Mirror".
Much of my favorite music is from this era, but I still have so much more to explore. It was a special period for music. Get the original records if you can! If you can't do it or don't have the desire to, RUclips is a fantastic resource for the sounds!
He’s not! He NEVER wrote any original song example blue Swede shoes was written by Carl Perkins another example hound dog written by jerry lee Lewis! He’s NOT the king! The Beatles are!
One glaring omission! She was the female face of The British Invasion knocking off both The Beatles & The Rolling Stones to win The Grammy Award for Best Rock N' Roll song in 1964, Downtown. If you were alive, male and breathing in 1964 you had a crush on Petula Clark, John Lennon's Favourite Female Singer.
Aw, nothing ever changes, these songs are always the best. What other decade but the Sixties has mostly good songs? Not one other. But you really have to have been there to appreciate the excitement of hearing sounds that no one ever dreamed of before. If you weren't there, well, you're missing a dimension.
"This is a list of the best songs of the 60's decade (1960 to 1969)". It is good that you clarify it because although they are very representative of the 60's, in reality they are not ordered by their size of success. And if they are the best, I think one that definitely deserves recognition is "Eloise" by Barry Ryan, an excellent song from the 60's that is very underrated.
Greatest Songs of the 60's - Suspicious Minds, In the Ghetto, If I Can Dream, It's Now or Never, Little Sister, Return to Sender, Mess of Blues, Reconsider Baby, Stranger in My Own Home Town, Big Boss Man, High Heel Sneakers, Hard Knocks, Tender Feeling, Are You Lonesome Tonight, Power of My Love, Without Love, Bossa Nova Baby, Can't Help Falling in Love, Little Egypt, Viva Las Vegas, Little Less Conversation, Puppet on a String, Please Don't Stop Loving Me, It Feels So Right, Run On, So High, Tiger Man, Surrender, They Remind Me Too Much of You, Rocka Hula Baby, Flaming Star, It's a Wonderful Life, Follow That Dream, Slowly But Surely, My Babe, Baby Anything You Want Me To Do - All by ELVIS.
Dear torderamusic…Yep, I apologize for being SO LATE to The Party 🥳….however…am EXTREMELY HAPPY I made it 😎 Well done here, well done!! Thank you and pray you are well!
i am 14 and all in my class say that i crazy because i like the music of the 60er and 70er and 80er not the new songs sry that my english isn`t good i am germany
sider Quartz I'm 15 now but I used listen to oldies to classic rock but I still listen to them one time in front of a class I sand a classic rock song and everyone liked it
+freeguy77 I like modern music too but it literally has no emotion or meaning to it. I would choose 40's , 50's , 60's and early 70's music over modern music any day. (Btw don't call me a "special snowflake" just because I prefer the classics over modern music.)
All are really good but each person has their own personal favorite. I cannot say that I have one recording that I like more than another but many of this selection I would change in sequence.
It's so sad because there are so many talented people and smiling faces in this list and people aren't like that anymore. I feel like I was born too late :D
Yardbirds, Iron Butterfly, Nashville Teens, GrassRoots, Janis Joplin? I know Rolling Stones and Beatles were huge in the 60s, but TWO bands shouldn't take up 19 slots in a top 100. Have some variety!
my top 10 10. The Wanderer 9. sunshine of your love 8. for what its worth 7. the sound of silence 6. my girl 5. love me two times(left out) 4. the weight 3. house of the rising sun 2. what becomes of the broken hearted(left out also) 1. Bad moon rising (they left out wtf)
Nothing by The Association,The Buckinghams, The Cascades, The Crystals, Dusty Springfield,The Four Seasons, The Lettermen, The New Colony Six, Peter, Paul & Mary, Petula Clark, The Seekers,The Turtles, The Ventures, The Vogues and The Young Rascals just to name a few ?? Next time you put together a list of 60s songs, lighten up on The Beatles & The Rolling Stones and give some other groups a bit of airplay ....
The Animals - #89 - We Gotta Get Out of This Place The Animals - #46 - House of the Rising Son I'm surprised two were listed, usually one or none listed on some of these lists. Hmmmm....just as I figured, most songs by The Beatles and The Rolling Stones. Hey they were great, but so were a lot of other singers and bands during the 1960s. Bob Dylan #1......okkkkkkk. LIST OF THE ANIMALS, ET AL SONGS: The Animals came out with House of the Rising Sun in the summer of 1964. First trip to the U.S. in September 1964. Their list of songs: Club A Go Go - 1963 (written by Eric Burdon) - The Animals I'm Crying - 1963 (written by Eric Burdon & Alan Price) - The Animals Baby Let Me Take You Home - 1964 - The Animals House of the Rising Sun - 1964 (re-written by The Animals) I'm Almost Grown - 1964 - The Animals (originally Chuck Berry song) Boom Boom - 1965 - The Animals (originally John Lee Hooker song) It's My Life - 1965 - The Animals We Gotta Get Out of This Place - 1965 - The Animals Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood - 1965 - The Animals Bring It On Home To Me - 1965 - The Animals (originally Sam Cooke song) Don't Bring Me Down - 1966 - The Animals See See Rider - 1966 - The Animals You're On My Mind - 1966 (written by Eric Burdon & Dave Rowberry) San Franciscan Nights - 1967 (written by Eric Burdon & The Animals) When I Was Young - 1967 - (written by Eric Burdon & The Animals) Monterey - 1967 (written by Eric Burdon & The Animals) To Love Somebody -1968 - Eric Burdon & The Animals (originally Bee Gees) Spill The Wine - 1970 - Eric Burdon & War Spirit - 1971 - Eric Burdon & War The Night - 1983 (written by Eric Burdon & John Sterling) - The Animals Many albums since then with Eric Burdon Until Your River Runs Dry cd - 2013 - Eric Burdon
I know Motown is always overlooked! Heatwave, Baby Love, Ain’t no Mountain high enough, My Guy, and You can’t hurry love should have been on here! Also I noticed a lack of Women on the list too
Good list but you have made lists with Walk on By by Dionne Warwick but play Say a Little Prayer. My top 10 1) Sitting On The Dock of the Bay 2) Respect 3) Good Vibrations 4) Louie Louie 5) You've Lost That Loving Feeling 6) Blowing in the Wind 7) Yesterday 8) Light My Fire 9) Like a Rollin Stone '10) Satisfaction
Somebody to Love is honestly One of My Fav songs after Nights in White Satin, I was seriously born in the wrong generation man I wish I could have been around when all these songs were on the radio and stuff :(
There is a wonderful photography book titled "Black Power - Flower Power" which documents in brilliant BW images not only the "1967 summer of love" in San Francisco's Haight Ashbury but also coinciding with the "black power" movement of the same year documenting the Black Panther Party. These two social movements forever changed America's soul. You can order the book at
Great list, would probably swap a few of those for "Heartbreaker" and "Ramble On" by Led Zeppelin, swap one for The Beatles "Come Together", and maybe add another Doors songs or 2, but I'd say I agree with about 90% of the list, good choices. :)
When I was a kid I was really sick with a fever. I heard Like a Rolling Stone on the radio for the first time and thought it was really scary, nightmarish even. I thought he was getting mad at me. And I thought I was hallucinating the length.
Good list, though everyone will have a different order. "Please Please Me" is the song that introduced The Beatles to the world, and it perfectly captures the raw energy and the simple joy of making music that marks the group's early works. It deserves to be much higher than 96. I was happy to see "A Change Is Gonna Come" ranked so highly. It's a beautiful song with an important place in history. I realize it's a highly subjective list, but no "Rock and Roll" by the Velvet Underground? That's unforgivable. And no Hollies at all? Hmmm. I would have included "Poor Side of Town" by Johnny Rivers, one of the most beautiful songs ever recorded, but that's just me. Could have snuck it in instead of the fifth Jimi Hendrix song.
Silvio, all the Beach Boys biggest hits were in the 1960s, the first being in 1962. Speaking of which, no I Get Around, Help Me Rhonda or In My Room! Hard to quibble with most of these songs, but the order is another thing altogether. Nice to listen to, though.
96: Please Please me
81: While my guitar genty weeps
76: I Saw her standing there
63: Norwegian wood
43: She loves you
41: Strawberry fields forever
31: Help!
20: In my life
15: A day in the life
10: I Want to hold your hand
7: Yesterday
4: Hey jude
Beatles are just genius
Come together
Something
All you need is love
Get back
Let it be
Ticket to ride
Norwegian wood
Nothing compares to the amazing days and music of the 1960s..
Mary Kate Daniiher except the 70's
Sdm
Yes, but there are good artists today, its just that some don't put their heart and soul into their music and just churn out songs that will only be popular for a while
Hi dear how are you doing?
I will be 66 this year and I remember all these songs growing up. My older siblings had everyone of these records. What great memories they brought back to me.❤️❤️❤️😆😆😆👍👍👍💯💯💯💯💯💛💛💚💙🧡
My top 10
10. I'm a believer- monkees
9. These boots were made for walking- nancy sinatra
8. Foxy lady- jimmi hendrix
7. Paint it Black- rolling stones
6. My Girl- temptations
5. Time of the season- zombies
4. Sunshine of your love- cream
3. Magic Carpet Ride- steppenwolf
2. Wouldn't it be nice- beach boys
1. Hello Goodbye- Beatles
Sump
you know what's up
I liked the fifth one, but not the kind by "The Zombies." I am more interested in the version Ben Taylor did.
imeccothedolphin A Change Is Gonna Come-Sam Cooke
Lynn Caldwell my top ten is all about the Beatles
10-Help
9-Let it be
8-A hard days night
7-Ticket to ride
6-maxwells silver hammer
5-Hey jude
4-Cant buy me love
3-Something
2-Hello Goodbye
1-I want to hold your hand
The Beatles
Tom_Noway you know what I'm talking about👏🏻👏🏻👍😀😏
I would add: Eleanor Rigby and For no one
I was a crazy mad Beatles fan back then and to this day I still love their music.
i was, at the time. i was young. Beatles my first concert '64 at seattle center
Nights in White Satin - The Moody Blues
If you were there, you understand. If you weren't you'll spend your whole life wishing you were. THE greatest music of all time.
you dont have to experience the 60s to know the music? i was born in the 90s and grew up to this music..
Stand by me💕😍
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Best song of the 60's
The Beatles
I love you Johnny and I think
You N your friend kick ass keep up the good work babe love your favorite lady mom
The Best Songs: Help, Let it be, A hard days night, Ticket to ride,
maxwells silver hammer, Hey jude, Cant buy me love,
Something, Hello Goodbye, I want to hold your hand
We can work it out, Yellow Submarine, Nowhere man,
Here comes the sun, love me do, she loves you and more......
Let it be was 70's just saying
Young people today don't know what they missed out on, do they?
I do. I also like some songs today but i think the music back then was way better and just amazing! And i know some other friends of mine who were also born 2000 and they think so too.
I have a bone to pick with the grim reaper for ruining Led Zeppelin!
I'm 19 and can honestly say I prefer this music. The older generation had such more talent and happy songs. All songs nowadays are sex and drugs it's just meh
Ryan Mold i agree :D
Agreed
Best 100 songs is a relative thing. So many great songs in the 60's. I think you did a good job. I know them all and it brought back memories. Thanks.
best decade in the history of music, excellent list!!!
The best pop songs (excluding the Beatles) of the 60s, very subjective!
Sugar, Sugar -Archies
Venus - Shocking Blue (recorded Dec '69)
Spirit In the Sky - Norman Greenbaum (recorded Late '69)
Everlasting Love - Love Affair
In The Ghetto - Elvis
Georgy Girl - Seekers
The Real Thing - Russell Morris (Australian)
Gimme Some Lovin' - Spencer Davis Group
Tears Of A Clown - Smokey Robinson & The Miracles
These boots are made for walking - Nancy Sinatra
Plus umpteen other tracks. '60s was a great era!
Im 17 and i love the 60s, My favourite artist from the 60s:
Jimmy hendrix, animals, Beatles, Marvin gaye, James brown, doors, Bob Dylan, aretha, the rolling Stones, jannis joplin and the who
Excellent choice of musical video songs of the ERA
Can you imagine hearing "Venus In Furs" (Velvets) when you were 13? I laughed and laughed and said "Uh-oh, what will Cousin Brucie say?" It was awesome, but I fell in love with "I'll Be Your Mirror".
great list, when music was music and not noise
Decent list buy the Supremes are a glaring omission
I'm love these type of songs and i'm 17 almost 18.
I agree - lots of good ones left off here. But still, this by far is the greatest decade of music ever.
Talent...Supreme talent.
Much of my favorite music is from this era, but I still have so much more to explore. It was a special period for music. Get the original records if you can! If you can't do it or don't have the desire to, RUclips is a fantastic resource for the sounds!
All such #1's , some more than others but none the less
they need more elvis he is the king of rock n roll
He was at his prime in the 50s
randomgamerdude98
hits like it's now or never, are you lonesome tonight, cant help falling in love definitely deserve a place in the list
He’s not! He NEVER wrote any original song example blue Swede shoes was written by Carl Perkins another example hound dog written by jerry lee Lewis! He’s NOT the king! The Beatles are!
Damn!!!! Almost all, to me, are #1 hits. Such memories; early and late 60's. Great job!!!!
Elvis Presley is king of Rock 'n' roll!!!😘
One glaring omission! She was the female face of The British Invasion knocking off both The Beatles & The Rolling Stones to win The Grammy Award for Best Rock N' Roll song in 1964, Downtown. If you were alive, male and breathing in 1964 you had a crush on Petula Clark, John Lennon's Favourite Female Singer.
Aw, nothing ever changes, these songs are always the best. What other decade but the Sixties has mostly good songs? Not one other. But you really have to have been there to appreciate the excitement of hearing sounds that no one ever dreamed of before. If you weren't there, well, you're missing a dimension.
What a GREAT job you did on this compilation of music. Very Very Impressive. Love ALL the music. Keep It Up.
Like a rollling stone Best One. pure art
"This is a list of the best songs of the 60's decade (1960 to 1969)". It is good that you clarify it because although they are very representative of the 60's, in reality they are not ordered by their size of success. And if they are the best, I think one that definitely deserves recognition is "Eloise" by Barry Ryan, an excellent song from the 60's that is very underrated.
Greatest Songs of the 60's - Suspicious Minds, In the Ghetto, If I Can Dream, It's Now or Never, Little Sister, Return to Sender, Mess of Blues, Reconsider Baby, Stranger in My Own Home Town, Big Boss Man, High Heel Sneakers, Hard Knocks, Tender Feeling, Are You Lonesome Tonight, Power of My Love, Without Love, Bossa Nova Baby, Can't Help Falling in Love, Little Egypt, Viva Las Vegas, Little Less Conversation, Puppet on a String, Please Don't Stop Loving Me, It Feels So Right, Run On, So High, Tiger Man, Surrender, They Remind Me Too Much of You, Rocka Hula Baby, Flaming Star, It's a Wonderful Life, Follow That Dream, Slowly But Surely, My Babe, Baby Anything You Want Me To Do - All by ELVIS.
Loooooooong live the 60s music , love it
Im 14 and im getting into older artist and songs like aretha franklin and ritchie valens
My Girl at 47? This is criminal!
I listened to 60s music growing up cuz my mom would always play 60s on 6 in the car
I love some song from the 60s
I love how many of the Beatles songs were in there, but I thing "i want to hold your hand" should have been 1.
@James you dont know anything about the music bro, stfu a fan of lil pump bitch
James but they still #1 tho 😂
GLORIA OF THEM MUST BE IN THE TOP 10!! ♥
Dear torderamusic…Yep, I apologize for being SO LATE to The Party 🥳….however…am EXTREMELY HAPPY I made it 😎 Well done here, well done!! Thank you and pray you are well!
wow is so great , misic to many memries , i love it
Yes, "wow" is pretty great.
Just listened to the top 100 songs of the 2000s....and now to the 60s and I have got to ask," What the hell happened?????!!!
THE BEATLES
YASSS GIRL!
GReat Music!
This sight is AWESOME!!!
i am 14 and all in my class say that i crazy because i like the music of the 60er and 70er and 80er not the new songs sry that my english isn`t good i am germany
Don't mind them. You're on the right track, believe me. 😉
+Mick M. ok ^^
Me too. I'm 15. hearing 60er, edm and old classic. But no pop lol :D i'm from germany, too :o
sider Quartz I'm 15 now but I used listen to oldies to classic rock but I still listen to them one time in front of a class I sand a classic rock song and everyone liked it
sider Quartz I'm german and 14 too, it's the same with me most of my friends listen to rap or something like that but the 60,70,80 are the best
very good choices! i am 38 years old, and yes i know many songs of this 100! good work!
+spiros spiretos from Hellas (Greece)
My top 3 3:hold on I'm coming Sam and Dave 2:rolling stones paint it black 1: along the watch tower jimmy hendrix
I am an 15 year young guy and yes this music sounds GREAT
+eduardo santiago It was, and still is, and I'm glad you enjoyed it--because we 1960s guys certainly thought it was the best music ever!
+freeguy77 ok thanks
freeguy77 plus yeah you are correct
+freeguy77 I like modern music too but it literally has no emotion or meaning to it. I would choose 40's , 50's , 60's and early 70's music over modern music any day. (Btw don't call me a "special snowflake" just because I prefer the classics over modern music.)
All are really good but each person has their own personal favorite. I cannot say that I have one recording that I like more than another but many of this selection I would change in sequence.
Esta muy buena la lista aunque faltan muchas muy buenas también .Heredia COSTA RICA saludos rokeros !!!!
go for the 60s warms the soul
Where is break on through to the other Side by the Doors it is one of the greatest Rockn Roll Songs of all Time and even today sounds great.
I guessed like a rolling Stone and nailed it! Hey Jude I thought woulda been at least #3 but I love this list thank you.
Elvis had some pretty darn good music..
It's so sad because there are so many talented people and smiling faces in this list and people aren't like that anymore. I feel like I was born too late :D
people believe that music in the 60s is better than today's because we never hear the bad ones
Great photo of the Ronettes..
The 1960's is my Half Term School Topic!
Turn that Hendrix up, listen to that shit all night.
Yardbirds, Iron Butterfly, Nashville Teens, GrassRoots, Janis Joplin?
I know Rolling Stones and Beatles were huge in the 60s, but TWO bands shouldn't take up 19 slots in a top 100. Have some variety!
Iron butterfly
Michael Wolfe Actually, they should.
I cover some of these great songs. Great songs never fade by time
Ash Almond all fades by the time .....ALL
You fade by time.
my top 10
10. The Wanderer
9. sunshine of your love
8. for what its worth
7. the sound of silence
6. my girl
5. love me two times(left out)
4. the weight
3. house of the rising sun
2. what becomes of the broken hearted(left out also)
1. Bad moon rising (they left out wtf)
Matt W Bad Moon Rising is a 70s song
Nothing by The Association,The Buckinghams, The Cascades, The Crystals, Dusty Springfield,The Four Seasons, The Lettermen, The New Colony Six, Peter, Paul & Mary, Petula Clark, The Seekers,The Turtles, The Ventures, The Vogues and The Young Rascals just to name a few ?? Next time you put together a list of 60s songs, lighten up on The Beatles & The Rolling Stones and give some other groups a bit of airplay ....
I agree.
Jason Rigby
Me too Especially with the Association. Along Comes Mary, Cherish.
djjim01 yes there were many greats and you reminded me of a few.
pfft. too much Beatles, too little Rolling Stones, and needs more CCR
+djjim01 Also The Moody Blues
The Animals - #89 - We Gotta Get Out of This Place
The Animals - #46 - House of the Rising Son
I'm surprised two were listed, usually one or none listed on some of these lists.
Hmmmm....just as I figured, most songs by The Beatles and The Rolling Stones. Hey they were great, but so were a lot of other singers and bands during the 1960s. Bob Dylan #1......okkkkkkk.
LIST OF THE ANIMALS, ET AL SONGS:
The Animals came out with House of the Rising Sun in the summer of 1964. First trip to the U.S. in September 1964.
Their list of songs:
Club A Go Go - 1963 (written by Eric Burdon) - The Animals
I'm Crying - 1963 (written by Eric Burdon & Alan Price) - The Animals
Baby Let Me Take You Home - 1964 - The Animals
House of the Rising Sun - 1964 (re-written by The Animals)
I'm Almost Grown - 1964 - The Animals (originally Chuck Berry song)
Boom Boom - 1965 - The Animals (originally John Lee Hooker song)
It's My Life - 1965 - The Animals
We Gotta Get Out of This Place - 1965 - The Animals
Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood - 1965 - The Animals
Bring It On Home To Me - 1965 - The Animals (originally Sam Cooke song)
Don't Bring Me Down - 1966 - The Animals
See See Rider - 1966 - The Animals
You're On My Mind - 1966 (written by Eric Burdon & Dave Rowberry)
San Franciscan Nights - 1967 (written by Eric Burdon & The Animals)
When I Was Young - 1967 - (written by Eric Burdon & The Animals)
Monterey - 1967 (written by Eric Burdon & The Animals)
To Love Somebody -1968 - Eric Burdon & The Animals (originally Bee Gees)
Spill The Wine - 1970 - Eric Burdon & War
Spirit - 1971 - Eric Burdon & War
The Night - 1983 (written by Eric Burdon & John Sterling) - The Animals
Many albums since then with Eric Burdon
Until Your River Runs Dry cd - 2013 - Eric Burdon
these guys are really awesome this is really music man
There is a lack of Motown on this list considering their amount of chart toppers in the 60s
I know Motown is always overlooked! Heatwave, Baby Love, Ain’t no Mountain high enough, My Guy, and You can’t hurry love should have been on here! Also I noticed a lack of Women on the list too
Dionne Warwick is singing "I say a little prayer"
wow I never knew that the best old song was in 60's
Stand by me at fifty three what a shambles! Quality is subjective though! Sixties were an amazing decade
This is really fun! Thanks so much for putting it all together!
Good list but you have made lists with Walk on By by Dionne Warwick but play Say a Little Prayer. My top 10
1) Sitting On The Dock of the Bay
2) Respect
3) Good Vibrations
4) Louie Louie
5) You've Lost That Loving Feeling
6) Blowing in the Wind
7) Yesterday
8) Light My Fire
9) Like a Rollin Stone
'10) Satisfaction
Somebody to Love is honestly One of My Fav songs after Nights in White Satin, I was seriously born in the wrong generation man I wish I could have been around when all these songs were on the radio and stuff :(
Where’s Mrs. Robinson, Happy Together, Summer in the City, Magic Carpet Ride, and Eve of Destruction? Those were very popular songs back then.
The beatles ❤️❤️❤️
There is a wonderful photography book titled "Black Power - Flower Power" which documents in brilliant BW images not only the "1967 summer of love" in San Francisco's Haight Ashbury but also coinciding with the "black power" movement of the same year documenting the Black Panther Party. These two social movements forever changed America's soul. You can order the book at
Even though i wasn't born that time love this
I love the beatles 😍😘😍😘😍😘
Perhaps it does need some motown but hey, it's YOUR top 100 and a mighty fine mix it is!!!!!!
ШЕДЕВРЫ ИЗ ШЕДЕВРОВ ! ! !
Great list... lots of memories! Thanks torderamusic!
Definitely inspired by rolling stone magazine top 500 songs of all time
Very cool collection thank you!!
Not a single Four Seasons song in the top 100 of the 1960's? Who rates this stuff ??
the zombies are my favorite 60s band theyll be great forever❤️
Great list, would probably swap a few of those for "Heartbreaker" and "Ramble On" by Led Zeppelin, swap one for The Beatles "Come Together", and maybe add another Doors songs or 2, but I'd say I agree with about 90% of the list, good choices. :)
Thank u so much for this its the best music ever made
Great Pandemic songs🎶
So awesome
When I was a kid I was really sick with a fever. I heard Like a Rolling Stone on the radio for the first time and thought it was really scary, nightmarish even. I thought he was getting mad at me. And I thought I was hallucinating the length.
What about Lesley Gore?!
1) It's My Party
2) Judy's Turn to Cry
3) She's A Fool
4) You Don't Own Me
Ethan Vance don’t forget Sunshine Lollipops and Rainbows
Where is "A piece of my heart"??? Where is Janis Joplin?
one day i will do my own list wait for itttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt
Don't agree with your #1 but a great compilation Thank you.
Why not?
In my opinion it's the best of all time
Good list, though everyone will have a different order. "Please Please Me" is the song that introduced The Beatles to the world, and it perfectly captures the raw energy and the simple joy of making music that marks the group's early works. It deserves to be much higher than 96. I was happy to see "A Change Is Gonna Come" ranked so highly. It's a beautiful song with an important place in history. I realize it's a highly subjective list, but no "Rock and Roll" by the Velvet Underground? That's unforgivable. And no Hollies at all? Hmmm. I would have included "Poor Side of Town" by Johnny Rivers, one of the most beautiful songs ever recorded, but that's just me. Could have snuck it in instead of the fifth Jimi Hendrix song.
Whole Lotta Love is from the70s
1969
Silvio, all the Beach Boys biggest hits were in the 1960s, the first being in 1962. Speaking of which, no I Get Around, Help Me Rhonda or In My Room! Hard to quibble with most of these songs, but the order is another thing altogether. Nice to listen to, though.