Worst songs of the 1960s

[The Duke]

Okay, I found it! It's "Bread and Butter" by "The Newbeats".

Wait till bighead opens his mouth!
#2 for 2 weeks in 1964.

 

[Harry Dresden]

Irrelevant.

of course it is.....

 

[GLASNOST]

I coded my OP statement so deftly so that everyone here can read and understand it except you. I am a very nasty guy!

your a dipshit....

... and you are gone.

 

[Harry Dresden]

... and you are gone.

 

[luiza]

Okay, I found it! It's "Bread and Butter" by "The Newbeats".

A great track .
Pop is rarely for useful intellectual discussion.

Does it entertain ?
Is there any humour ?
Does it get an audience reaction ?

Of course you would never give it house room .
But what if you had kids or were a soppy teenager ?

 

[JOSweetHeart]

I couldn't agree more! I think the idea was that she was supposed to be the first "black" girl who was white but all I could hear was shouting. I never understood why she was so popular.

Another person from those days that I don't understand as a singer is Neil Young. I recently discovered his rendition of the song he wrote named "After The Goldrush" and before I knew that it was him singing the song, I thought that it sounded like a woman singing the song at a karaoke bar after having a few drinks. Dolly Parton, Linda Ronstadt, and Emmylou Harris are who introduced me to that song in 1999 when they sang it together and so you can only imagine what going from their flawlessness to his "singing" did to me.

God bless you and the legendary ladies and Neil always!!!

Holly

P.S. I just read that Neil's album named after that song was recorded from August of 1969-June of 1970 and so I guess that in a way the song fits this conversation perfectly.

 

[GLASNOST]

Another person from those days that I don't understand as a singer is Neil Young. I recently discovered his rendition of the song he wrote named "After The Goldrush" and before I knew that it was him singing the song, I thought that it sounded like a woman singing the song at a karaoke bar after having a few drinks. Dolly Parton, Linda Ronstadt, and Emmylou Harris are who introduced me to that song in 1999 when they sang it together and so you can only imagine what going from their flawlessness to his "singing" did to me.

God bless you and the legendary ladies and Neil always!!!

Holly

I'm with you 100%.

 

[whoisit]

My girlfriend's and I were having our babies back in 1968-71.
We sang the song while rubbing our tummies.

After awhile we were singing this one.

 

[whoisit]

Everything that came from Janis Joplin during that decade to me is the worst. How that girl scored and kept a contract, I will never know. In my opinion, she sounds like a fork in a garbage disposal.

God bless you always!!!

Holly

Millions of people would disagree with you. Me being one of them.