Oldies music

Even if you don’t remember these bands, their songs will resonate with you if you were a teenager in the 60s. The 1960s were a prime time for music. There was an explosion of bands with numerous hits that carved a new style and wave of music, pushing pop culture into a new era. Many

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A lot of people these days likely haven’t heard of a music genre called “boogie-woogie.” It was most popular in the 1920s, even though it originated in the 1870s. The talented people in African-American communities created this energizing genre, and we’re glad it became mainstream. Boogie Woogie is mainly playing upbeat jazz music on the

The Ed Sullivan Show always booked the best musical guests. In this video clip, the popular band The Champs made a special appearance to perform their instrumental hit song “Tequila.” Your blood gets pumping right away as the song starts off at a fast pace. The energy on the stage is electric as The Champs

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Over and over again, you've been told never to judge a book by its cover. Well, it's true. But even reality show judges sometimes forget this old truth and it seems as though they have to relearn it every week! One lady teaches this very lesson to the judges on the popular reality TV show

‘The Ed Sullivan Show’ gave many bands their big break. ‘The Byrds’ performed on the show delivering their hit song ‘Turn! Turn! Turn!’ The American rock band amazed the Sullivan crowd. The band played in front of a swirled backdrop. Two guitarists, a bassist, and a drummer joined lead singer Roger McGuinn on the tambourine.

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