If 1965 was the year when pop and rock music started to take its first baby steps toward adulthood, as more artists began to explore albums as defining statements rather than collections of hit ...

“634-5789 (Soulsville, U.S.A.)” by Wilson Pickett hit the airwaves in early 1966. And, boy, was it quite the R&B soul tune of the year! This jam was a standout addition to the album The Exiting Wilson ...

Ready to have your mind blown? Fans of 1960s tunes probably know all about the following three 1966 songs, but did you know just how mind-blowing their lyrics are? Some tidbits about these songs might ...

Brian Jones plays a sitar on the TV show Ready Steady Go!, 27 May 1966 - Ivan Keeman/Redferns via Aftermath is the apogee of ...

It should surprise no one that the Beatles are the most-covered musical act of all time. Those covers have been coming pretty much since the Beatles began, so even as the Fab Four continued to put out ...

Songs about LGBTQ+ people in the 1960s, before Stonewall and the birth of the modern gay rights movements, are rare. What ones that exist are usually vague or coded. However, there’s little that’s ...

A reaction to some of the most popular songs from 1966 with fresh insights on sound and production. Discover how these tracks compare to modern music and what makes them stand out. A unique ...

When it comes to The Beach Boys' greatest hits, this one song always stands out from the rest. There are many incredible songs from this legendary band that are a testament to Brian Wilson's musical ...

The height of the hippie movement saw some of the very best music in history. But what was the song of the 1966 summer? Read more here.

If 1965 was the year when pop and rock music started to take its first baby steps toward adulthood, as more artists began to explore albums as defining statements rather than collections of hit ...