Music Videos From The '60s

George Jones - 1968 - Walk Through This World With Me

"She Thinks I Still Care" 1962 George Jones

Johnny Cash- Ring of Fire 1968

Johnny Cash - San Quentin

Johnny Cash at San Quentin - I Walk the Line

Johnny Cash "A Boy Named Sue" ORIGINAL

When life gives you Lemons, form a rock group.

And now, I introduce the one-hit-wonders known as
The Lemon Pipers.

My Green Tambourine.



I used to work with the drummer sometimes, back in the 80's

[edit on 20-3-2007 by spacedoubt]

The Who?
Yes, it is.

My Generation

When you say Loretta Lynn, you gotta say

Stand By Your Man

Warning: This vid is flagged inappropriate by the YouTube community. Not sure why, except it contains male chauvinist images (of men).

ok, do me a favor!
Find another video to go with the tune.
thx

Sorry if it offends you, space, but there are no others of that number on YouTube.

Here's something more innocent. About one of the finest bands to come out of Denmark, Savage Rose started in 1968 by Thomas Koppel (R.I.P.) and Anisette.

With outset in the lead singer Anisette Hansen this vid tells the story of the band.

The origin of the Savage Rose (mix-clips)

Note: I'm searching in vain for Danish 60's beat music, Steppeulvene, Blue Sun, Burning Red Ivanhoe, Hurdie Gurdie, Alrunes Rod and a lot more I have hard time remembering the names of. I know clips exists, but those holding them don't go the Tube. Obviously.

Originally posted by khunmoon
Sorry if it offends you, space, but there are no others of that number on YouTube.

I'm not offended at all. A little grossed out maybe.
But that not why I was asking for a different take on the vid.

Okay space, something you'll dig.
The innocence of the Brit-wave.

Moody Blues - Never Comes the Day

This was one of my favourits -- labeled a protest song back in those days.

Searchers - What have they done to the Rain

Hey spacedoubt
this is for you.



Tammy Wynette - stand by your man---This was orginally her song.

Yeah, I gotta say Searchers was among my favourites. Never liked Beatles too much and Rolling Stones were just off (until Aftermath). If it had to wild I'd go for Pretty Things (later).

The Searchers - Don't Throw Your Love Away


The Searchers - Love Potion#9

Thank you Shar, it was actually Tammy's version I was looking for. Got the Idea on page one when I watched George Jones & Tammy Wynette. Then just after you have Loreta Lynn, so that's what I typed in the search. What a slip. Tammy is far the best of the two.

Okay space, you can trash Loretta now if you want, I don't mind.

Hang on though, got a Canadian coming.

crappy vid.
Great live performance.
Jimi does Little Wing.
Just under the wire at 1969


Thanks for all those Mercybeat style tunes.
This is nice stuff to play while I'm working.

Oh, and thanks for the Tammy Vid, Shar.

Hope I'm not breaking too many rules today. This vid says recorded in 1959 (must have been December). Anyway it's a star example of cross over 50s/60s style. And Ronnie Hawkins is one of my all time favourites. Ever since I saw him first time backing Bob Dylan in Copenhagen as Ronnie Hawkins and The Hawks.

Whauw man, they were Rockers.


Ronnie Hawkins - I Need Your Lovin

In 1967 they changed their name to the Band.

You're a Mersey beat fan too!

Okay, this one I couldn't find in a 60s version, so I picked Ramones version (no special vid) of this classic.


Ramones - Needles & Pins

And now I'll take my lunchbreak!