1965 AM

[quaint]

Today I am celebrating the birth of my son 60 years ago.

Listening to AM Gold 1965 (CDs from old nitetime TV)
My one word description is sanitary. Even tunes I like but remember differently.

Tracklist
1 Sonny And Cher*– I Got You Babe 3:12
2 Petula Clark– Downtown 3:05
3 Jackie DeShannon– What The World Needs Now Is Love 3:11
4 The Temptations– My Girl 2:43
5 Peter And Gordon*– I Go To Pieces 2:22
6 Wayne Fontana And The Mindbenders*– Game Of Love 2:08
7 Tom Jones– What's New Pussycat? 2:06
8 The Lovin' Spoonful– Do You Believe In Magic 2:05
9 The Beach Boys– California Girls 2:34
10 Barbara Lewis– Make Me Your Baby 2:32
11 The Righteous Brothers– You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin' 3:44
12 The Miracles– The Tracks Of My Tears 2:55
13 Gary Lewis And The Playboys*– This Diamond Ring 2:14
14 The Fortunes– You've Got Your Troubles 3:23
15 The Seekers– I'll Never Find Another You 2:45
16 The Vogues– You're The One 2:22
17 Shirley Bassey– Goldfinger 2:50
18 The Ramsey Lewis Trio– The "In" Crowd 3:14
19 The Supremes– Back In My Arms Again 2:52
20 We Five– You Were On My Mind 2:37
21 Bobby Goldsboro– Little Things 2:28
22 Roger Miller– King Of The Road 2:27

[SheltieLover]

1. Congrats on your son's bday!

Many happy returns!!!





Ps - TY for the trip down memory lane. 😊

[quaint]

4. Thanks. He turned out to be a good son, husband, father, and all around goid guy!

I am not prejudiced.

[SheltieLover]

5. You should be proud of him!

You done good, mom!

[MuseRider]

2. Happy Birthday to your son

and happy listening to some of the best music to ever be played continuously on our radios. What a line up. Old hippy here loves it. Tell him Happy Birthday! It is always good to hear those sweet tunes.

[quaint]

6. The music sure does bring on the reminisces.

Thank you.

[debm55]

3. Happy birthday to your son.

[quaint]

7. Thank you, debm55!

He, wife, and their three twenty-somethings are partying on the other side of the Pacific from here.

[LogDog75]

8. I must be old

I remember hearing everyone of those songs when they were first played on the radio.

[quaint]

9. Bet you know all the words to most of them, too.

I do, but hadn't thought about it until I realized I was singing along.

[Paladin]

10. That list is a good reminder...

...of why we should all still be grateful to The Beatles and the English invasion of the 60's.

[quaint]

12. Very true.

[Hotler]

11. For your son.

[quaint]

13. Nice, thanks.

[Celerity]

14. The Pleasure Seekers - What A Way To Die (1965) all-girl proto punk band

New video cut from rare archive materials, featured in the new documentary SUZI Q (https://www.suziqmovie.com/) The Pleasure Seekers 1st single is now a recognised garage-rock classic - featuring Suzi Quatro on bass and vocals, Patti Quatro on lead guitar, Diane Baker on piano, Nancy Ball on drums, and Mary Loo Ball on guitar

[quaint]

15. Excellent, thank you!