This video is like when someone writes a "run on" sentence in a never ending paragraph. Hard to follow what song/group/singer he's actually trying to talk about....next thing you know he's talking about someone else.

Yeah, you post a video about bands from the '60's, while using a picture of a band from the '70's. Keep your day job, amateur.

Good info , but needs more music.

Jimi Hendrix !!!

I would like to add something I was sharing the other day. When these singers/groups had a concert, they would have an opening act of someone trying to get into the industry. My first concert was Blood, Sweat and Tears. Everybody there agreed their opening singer was better than them. Some guy named John Denver. There was a group called Jerry and the Pacemakers. Their opening group was some group called the Beetles. Remember them, ha-ha? When the Beetles became very popular, they switched with Jerry and they became the Beetles opening act, until the Beetles became so popular they did not need an opening act anymore. Ah, what memories, what memories the songs in this video bring back. I do have CD's of a lot of the groups from back then and still listen to them. They actually knew how to sing, not scream like today's singers do.

I still listen to my Seekers greatest hits. My favorite on it is "Morningtown Ride," a song with smooth lyrics. To me, Judith Dunham had one of the prettiest female voices. ("Had" because she died two years ago. Australia gave her a royal funeral, their first since Steve Irwin.) You CAN find them on You Tube.

Did you forget all about Cream?

Plus you didn't play any song at the end as you seem to imply you would.

The Seekers were and are brilliant. My favorite of theirs is The Carnival Is Over.

Georgie Girl, one of my favorites. Thanks for the video.

" Don't stop believing wasn't" a 60's song clown boy.

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Eric Burden still pissesMeOff about not showing up for an Animals concert in Sacramento as he preferred partying in San Francisco with friends.

Sucks, you should play more music, & less "Chirping!"😊

It would be wonderful, if you'd shut up so people could actually listen to "The Music!" But You Can't Manage To Keep Your "Yap Shut!"

I was hoping to hear a lot of music, not talking.

Beef Stroganoff did originate in Russia, but from a french Chef: André Dupont, who named the dish after the officer he was cooking for.

i dont know why this video was suggested to me but its clear that you have no idea what you're talking about... tv dinners vanished? have you never been in a frozen food section? what planet are you from?

With at least half of these find a good oldies station.

I used to have a 45 from Wand records, it was by the Kingsmen and it was a cover of George Harrisons "To Love Somebody". Ah the wonders I used to find in the Ben Franklin record bin for 5 cents.

These songs have not vanished. The radio station that I listen to every day, plays all these songs . It's called classic rock

Songs of my youth! Thanks!

99 percent talking and 1 percent music, blah, blah, blah.

what a fail already at the first one. Dinner meal? Frozen heat and ready to eat? That is so much not vanished, it hurts.

What beloved lunch dish seems to have faded away over the years?

How about some of the dance crazes like the swim, the jerk, the Freddy, the locomotion, the Watusi, the pony, mashed potatoes?

Peanut butter and miracle whip on white bread.

We still eat many of these. Sloppy Joes, Rice A Roni, Chord Beef on Toast and Beef Stroganoff.

Woah! Pickled beet eggs!! Im gonna try making those.

Beef stroganoff is one of my all time favorites.. With onions garlic peas and mushrooms.. Great winter meal imo

tuna casserole rips you either hate it or love it.

Just a load of weird chatting

Corn at 0:28? I think you need to learn what corn looks like. The creamed chipped beef was not called SOS for due to economics and easy preparation. SOS stands for "Shit on a Shingle" The creamed chip beef is the shit and the shingle is the bread.

Did you start the video with TV dinners on purpose for viewer engagement? Cause it’s working lol. TV dinners have simply evolved over time. They’re still around, go down literally any frozen food isle.

Tv dinners were and are garbage. Ham and banana holendaise. Sorry yuk. Sloppy Joe would be okay without thr burger roll and not too much sugar in the bbq. Rice a Roni too many carbs. I'm just telling you my thoughts as for thr rest enjoy whatever you like. Mutton sounds good. Beef stroganoff was nice but now the noodles make it too carby. Waldorf salad not my thing please enjoy my portion please. Liverand onion yum yum. braunswegert okay. Pineapple chicken is probably too much sugar. Spam world be acceptable in an emergency. Any eggs but pickled eggs which get saturated with sugar. No tuna surprise its too surprising to me. Meanwhile enjoy.

What a total waste of my time watching and listening to this. I gave up after 4 minutes.

I love The Seekers. My favorite ie I Know I’ll Never Find Another You, but loved them all.

Georgy Girl was the title track of a popular movie starring Lynn Redgrave and James Mason.

There were like only maybe 2 songs I don't remember. I'm showing my age.

Too much drone narration (obviously reading a boring script) and not enough music.

“Don’t Stop Believing” came out 1981 !! 🤨

Listen to all these songs with Phlash Phelps Sirius XM 60’s station.

I ran out and bought Joe Jeffrey Group’s My Pledge of Love at the time. Some good and popular groups here.

I was 12 years old when Chubby Checker made a song called 'Popeye'. A hitch-hike dance tune. I didn't care. I was a 12 year old kid enamored by slot cars. I'm 74 now and I think 'Popeye' is a "wonderful song".. . . where was I? Hitch hiking on a slot car track.

More songs and less talk would have been nice.

This entire channel reeks of content farm. Top-tier boomer bait I reckon

this entire channel reeks of content mill. Top-tier boomer bait

Is this a digital voice? No feeling in it. And what about the Young Rascals? Is he saying they were forgotten? He's really not saying much - just some informational tidbits. Poorly put together video.

All common knowledge drowned out by too much narrative

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