This 1967 Top 10 Chart Will Make YOU Wonder-What the HELL Happened to Music? | Professor of Rock
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It’s time for another edition of our show the Hit Song Redux where we travel back to a week in the golden era of rock and roll and re rank the top 10 songs of THAT SPECIFIC week based on how much the world has listened to them since THEIR PEAK POSITION ON THE BILLBOARD HOT 100. This Show includes the actual artists talking bout these songs plus Your stories and your dedications To clarify, this isn’t my top 10. It’s the actual top 10 from this exact week 55 years ago. We count them down as they were then and then we run them through a recalibration system which tells us what the real top 10 is based on all time streams and views.
This program is a tribute to the great Casey Kasem’s american top 40 which we all grew up with… at 6 years of age I decided I wanted to be Casey Kasem and Dr. Johnny Fever form WKRP… So funny.. So this time we travel back to this exact week in the year 1967.. like I said 55 years ago.
At that moment if you wanted to see a movie at the local cinema you’d have to choose between the Steve McQueen picture The Sand Pebbles or the fllm adaptation of Thouroughly Modern Millie staring Julie Andrews. on TV you had the classic campiest Batman with Adam West and Burt Ward as well as Star Trek, Mission Impossible and the Monkees… What a time.. Let’s get into it.
BY THE WAY! you can listen to then song from our playlist below while I count them down…So coming in at #10 you had one of the greatest rock bands of all time who are still going strong with a guitarist that might be 200 years old . It’s The Rolling Stones with Ruby Tuesday .the Stones returned to the Ed Sullivan Show in mid January of 1967
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Poll: What is your PICK for the GREATEST ALBUM of the 60s?
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Thanks for a double upload today. 1967 definitely had a lot of jams, I grew up listening to many of them. 🥰
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Something tells me 50 years from now no one will be making videos of how great the music of today is.
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Wow I was 8 in 1967. I still remember all these songs from a long time ago. Wow, thanks professor for the long stored memories!
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Being the youngest of six and growing up in the 60s was possibly the greatest way to learn all these songs word for word. Stacks of 45s, album collections and the powerhouse WLS all playing these hits together.
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1967 I was 4 y/o but was also coming into knowing music and tunes. This is a great flashback. Hit it Professor!
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I was 10 years old and I always remember the songs I grew up on. My mom had the Ed Ames record and I remember every word of it. Beautiful.
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I was born in Ohio in 1953. Dad enjoyed trumpet artists amongst other musicians of the day. My life and my musical journey took me to upstate N.Y., Oregon, Wyoming and now Idaho for several years. I'm sure I still have dad's 45's boxed up with my hundreds of albums and memories.Thanks Spotify. I need to open up those boxes just to enjoy the cover art and revisit all those memories. Thanks for your channel professor and keeping those memories alive. "Here's to Dad's" and music appreciation regardless of the artists and their styles!
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That was a great year for music for sure. But then again, most years in the 60s were great years for music. We just listened to great music all day on our transistor radios. So glad that I lived in that time. Thank you for all you do to keep great music alive. Love the history and stories behind it all. 👏👏👏🥰🇨🇦
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After hearing Ed Ames again; I miss him. He had such a beautiful voice but passed away last year. I am a child of the 1960s so I like this music much better than today's music. Buffalo Springfield also had a beautiful ballad called, "Sit down I think I love you." It would be great to hear you cover more of their songs.
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I see all your episodes and never thought I’d pick a favorite. It’s this one. The countdown. Love it Adam!
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YOU ARE AWESOME!! This is one of my favorite episodes and the interviews are amazing. I spent more than 15 years playing these songs on the radio and would love to have interviewed these artists. Congratulations on your incredible success and thank you for everything you do!!
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If you want to do a video on a Mamas and Papas song that doesn't get quite enough love, do one on Twelve Thirty. That song just soars.
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1967...what a year!!
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I really like the format/concept of this video. Kudos
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I was a Class of "67 high school grad and look back at the Summer of Love and just can't believe it's been 55 years. Being 18 years old at that time was truly something special.. This music is timeless.
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What timing! I just watched the WKRP episode where the cop has Johnny & Venus take the sobriety test. When I was a kid I tried to pull up my ears to grow them like Spock!
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Love double video days! And love the golden oldies of the 60's!! 🤠
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For What Its Worth one of the greatest LATE 60s tunes as was Happy Together. Great show!!
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I had 2 older sisters and both of them along with my mom would dance to many of these songs. Myself, I was never much of a dancer (didn't mind watching them on the TV though!!) as I was all into electric guitars. The Stones, Jimmy, Zappa, Cream, and the Dukes, to name a few, are what had my attention. Listening to the stories of so many songs that you bring to us goes right to the heart. And I sure thank you for that! Professor, YOU ROCK!
