Music Videos From The '60s

Following up on the "enormous success" of my '70s thread, I'm opening up a thread for videos from the '60s

General rule of the thread: The songs/videos must be from the '60s. Any genre will do (classical, gospel, rock, blues, jazz, etc.). The song must be recorded from the '60s, but the videos doesn't have to be. Some people make fanvideos with slideshows and so on, but with the audio from the '60s. Oh btw, post as many videos as you like... If you need instructions on how to post videos, click the '70s thread. Here's a couple of videos to kick it off:


Procol Harum - A Whiter Shade Of Pale (1967)


Aphrodite's Child - End Of The World (1969)


Aphrodite's Child - It's Five O Clock (1969)

Status Quo - Pictures Of Matchstick Men


Status Quo - Technicolor Dream

Cream - I Feel Free

Great idea Hellmutt!!

I have a hard time watching videos on my unstable 3rd world GPRS rather corrupt connection. Takes about 10X the actual running time to download, which makes most vids inaccessible to me. The hook goes down every 10 to 30 minutes. Within that limit I can get YouTube vids down due to their short length.

I have checked YouTube for videos of his Bobness ...there're about 150 and the bulk of it is from the 60s and 70s. But most of it is recent concert performances of his old 60s stuff. Would they qualify for the thread?

Originally posted by khunmoon

the bulk of it is from the 60s and 70s. But most of it is recent concert performances of his old 60s stuff. Would they qualify for the thread?

Anything from the '60s qualify for this thread. '70s stuff goes in the '70s thread

Okay, got one for you ...no I got many for you.

This one for an opener.
An atomic explosion in concert at the time. I tell you, because I was there... and I've never been the same since.


KB Hallen, Copenhagen 1st of May, 1966.


[edit on 18-3-2007 by khunmoon]


[edit on 18-3-2007 by khunmoon]

Thanks Hellmutt, now it's rolin'.

Oops, forgot to tell it's of course BOB DYLAN on his first world tour.

And now we have the song for 40 years hailed asd the best Rock'n Roll song ever written. This from Newcastle, a few days after Copenhagen, where he closed the set with exactly the same version as this one.

At the time I'd never heard it before -- THAT was the one to changed my world!

Newcastle 2nd (3rd?) of May, 1966

...when I skimmed YTube I noticed the Copenhagen version was there too, might be next.

Cool! Keep them coming

Well, seems a subjective memory slip. Found this one tho. Not sure about the version, it could be the official CBS release, if it wasn't credited the poster... so I guess it's not. They actually DID make vids of Bob's songs --without him participating-- I know of a similar version of Just Like a Woman (still looking for it). Anyway, Ladies & Gentleman:

Meet the HIPPIES!!

...you don't miss your water before your well runs dry...

Now a Classic, best version ever recorded of this song
...by the legendary, the original THE BYRDS, featuring

Bob Dylan's "Mr. Tambourine Man" w his Bobness sitting in.

Wellis wasa littl uptight vers'n, I think.

Here is the authentic Byrds in B/W incl Gene Clarck

Byrds Mr. Tambourine Man, 1965

Another from Copenhagen 1966

Bob Dylan: Ballad of a Thin Man (Mr. Jones)

Not to hijack your thread, I think we better stop here. Discovering a lotta newer stuff too on Dylan, I just gotta open my own Bob thread.

Please visit and feel free to post anything on Dylan.
www.belowtopsecret.com...

Music was such more quality in the olden gays.

George Jones & Tammy Wynette - Late 1960's - Milwaukee Here

Loretta Lynn The Other Woman 1963

What Kind of Girl Do You Think I Am" Loretta Lynn

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Don't Come Home a Drinkin' (With Lovin' on Your Mind) February 1967 Loretta Lynn

Oh by the way she's my favorite---I mean to say my favorite --all time singer. I just love her.


[edit on 20-3-2007 by Shar]

Oohh i'm gonna love this thread!

Blue Cheer



Iron Butterfly In A Gadda Da Vida 1969

Loretta Lynn & Don Helms - Late 1960's - Before I'm Over You

Apartment #9 - Tammy Wynette 1967

My second favorite country singer.