60s music

Groove along to Beat Media's breakdown of the bands, artists, songs and culture that defined the 60s.

Limelight Shines as Rush Tribute Band
Photo by Dejan Krsmanovic If you happen to stumble across the website for the local band, Limelight, and select a track, you'll have a pretty difficult time distinguishing the Rush Tribute band from the actual thing. 35 year career musician and lead guitar, Eric Strom can speak for the band as to why they've chosen this outlet for their musical talents. "We were all inspired as young musicians by the band and their music and they influenced our own careers," he revealed.
By Rich Monetti3 years ago in Beat
Digital Signature For IREPS/Railway Tenders
Booking and making an online transaction for e-ticketing with a digital signature on the IRCTC portal provides more security and convenience from any cyber hindrance and interruption in the e-ticketing process.
By Pankaj Pulyani3 years ago in Beat
Double the Pleasure
Peter and Gordon Peter Asher and Gordon Wallace were a British pop duo that sprang up in the 1960s. ”A World without Love” became their first hit and made them famous.
By Rasma Raisters3 years ago in Beat
A Story Behind Jimi Hendrix Star Spangled Banner. Top Story - July 2022.
The stars and planets were in alignment on August 15, 1969. People carried tents, backpacks, coolers, blankets, children, and pets. They pulled wagons. And anything else that could be handy for camping or creating a new civilization. No one was selling tickets. The entrance gates had been torn down.
By Arlo Hennings3 years ago in Beat
The Story Behind the Song Age of Aquarius
Introduction The Age of Aquarius was once a buzzword of the 1960s counter-culture. Popularized by the group the 5th Dimension and the Broadway musical “Hair.”
By Arlo Hennings3 years ago in Beat
The Real Story Behind Donovan's Sunshine Superman
After a 45-year icy relationship between Donovan and his roommate, co-writer, and instrumentalist Shawn Phillips I got an email.
By Arlo Hennings3 years ago in Beat
Pop Music: The Soundtrack to My Childhood
I fell in love with pop music at an early age. My young ears regularly listened appreciatively to chart hits that my parents had illicitly recorded from the radio onto a reel-to-reel tape recorder. These included Sacha Distel’s This Guy’s in Love With You, Chris Montez’s The More I See You and The Green Green Grass of Home by Tom Jones. My real love during those formative years was, however, The Beatles.
By Joe Young4 years ago in Beat
I want to hold your hand
Holding hands Some say there never was a time of innocence but I disagree. I grew up in an era when what the Beatles sang about was a reality and boys started out just wanting to hold a girl’s hand. Girls giggled when they saw their friends holding hands with a boy.
By Cheryl E Preston4 years ago in Beat
The Impact Of The Beatles On American Culture
There is no underestimating the seismic change in the cultural values of the young baby boomer set in America, no better way of understanding the sea change that occurred in American youth in the early and mid-1960s than by examining the impact on American music due to the advent of the Beatles, the most influential rock band of all time.
By John Whye4 years ago in Beat
Viva Elvis. Top Story - June 2022.
Introduction To Viva Elvis I bought this album when it was released. On listening to it I think a lot of Elvis Presley fans will be shocked and appalled, I thought this was an Elvis album, the cover features The King prominently displayed against his name in gold block letters against a purple background,
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 4 years ago in Beat
60 AT 60: The Greatest Rolling Stones Songs
Currently, the Rolling Stones are on their 60th anniversary tour; this is no small feat. While there are many ‘legacy’ acts who still tour regularly, few have done so with the continuing endurance of the Rolling Stones. Where many fail to barely fill a 5,000 seat arena, the Stones are regularly selling out 70,000 seat stadiums.
By Anthony Nasti4 years ago in Beat
The Beatles' Greatest Hits
I'm an old fart, a child of the 60s. The photographs from then show the faces of the sexual revolution (the decade BEFORE hepatitis and HIV that, with oral contraceptives, evoked the sexual revolution. (As Austin Powers said, "Only sailors use condoms, baby.") "Fun, Fun, Fun," as the quintessential American 60s children, the Beach Boys, sang. Fashion exploded with colors that took us out of Kansas and into Oz. Peter Max, Andy Warhol, among others, led Pop Art, Op Art, Minimalism, Conceptual Art, and Performance Art. And the music. The music underwent a sea change from across the sea.
By Gerard DiLeo4 years ago in Beat