Golden Oldies 50's/60's

This thread is just oldies nothing else. We need to recognize the beauty of oldies from all aspects of life. If you know of oldies from other countries post it.

I will start the standard of a few oldies I got in mind.



^^Dave baby Cortez - The happy organ



^^Sly Slick and Wicked - Tonight's the Night



^^The Winstons - Color him father



^^The Whispers - Needle in a haystack



^^Johnny and the expressions -Shy Girl



^^The Players - He'll be back

Hopefully most will recognize the sounds of these old gems and post some of your own favorites. Enjoy and I hope to see some oldies but goodies..Good Day

Here's one I thought of off the top of my head, timeless really! S & F

The Coasters were my first "favorite" rock and roll group.

I love 50s & 60s music. These 2 brilliant tunes stand out.







Do you know your birthday song? - links to help included here>What song was No1 the day you were born? + What's your fave song from that year?,

Look into Johnny & The Hurricanes and Red, River Rock

Thank you all above for posting some good oldies. Keep em coming.



^^Major Lance - Um Um Um Um Um Um



^^Peter and Gordon - I go to pieces

^^The Silhouettes



^^Archie Bell & The Drells

Buddy Holly - Learnin' The Game

Hearts that are broken and love that’s untrue
these go with learnin' the game

When you love her and she doesn’t love you
you’re only learnin' the game

When she says that you’re the only one she’ll ever love
then you find that you are not the one she’s thinking of

Feeling so sad and you’re all alone and blue
that’s when you’re learnin' the game

Btw, you may find some 50's and 60's music in these two threads. I know that many of the videos are now missing, but some of them are still there. The following links goes to the last post in each thread:

Music Videos From The '50s

Music Videos From The '60s

Thanks Hellmutt, I will probably post here and there, just different songs.



Letta Mbulu - What's wrong with groovin' 1967



Jean Pierre Mirouze - Sexopolis 1968

Tony Clarke - The Entertainer

Would like to continue this thread with more of an underground oldie feel...

The Temptations - Ain't too Proud To Beg (David Ruffin)

Me and my dad were talking about this, and he said David Ruffin was the best lead singer for the Temptations..He basically said Eddie Kendricks who came after David Ruffin that the temptations were ass, and they weren't as good....I totally agree. David Ruffin had a better voice.

Jay & The Techniques - Apple Peaches Pumpkin Pie

This is a cute song:

I never knew there was such good music in this time period.

Golden Oldies. Damn, that's what I was raised on. Damn, I'm old.

OK, I'll help out here. I'm a rocker so these will rock:









60's?





And a few from the Big Boys of the 60's:

Lionel Hampton/Stan Getz - Gladys

Brenton Wood - I Like The Way You Love Me