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This Was Our Time And Our Music

The 50's & 60's-Your Portal To The Past

This Was Our Time And Our Music

Artist Spotlight 21-25

Artist Spotlight 21-25

Artist Spotlight #21-Timi Yuro. She would have her first big hit in 1959. She would be known as the little gal with the big voice.

Singer Timi Yuro poses for a Liberty Records portrait in circa 1959. (Photo by Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images)

Artist Spotlight #22-Rosie & The Originals. Rosalie Hamlin was born in Klammath Falls, Oregon in 1945. She would be the vocalist for Rosie & The Originals.

Artist Spotlight #23-The Skyliners. They came from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and they would feature the lead voice of Jimmy Beaumont.

Artist Spotlight #24- The Jive Five.This group came from Brooklyn, New York and they featured the lead voice of Eugene Pitt. Previously, Eugene had been a member of a late 50’s group called The Genies.

Artist Spotlight #25-Bob Luman. Recording as early as 1957, his success didn’t come until the year 1960.

Welcome to My Website And My Tribute To The Way It Was In The 50’s & 60’s
You are about to travel back, through the corridors of time, to a different and simpler time in our history. This was the world we knew when we were young.
Thank you-over 46,000 visitors and 138,000 visits
Golden Hits From The Past-The Music That Would Form The Soundtrack Of Our Lives.
The Music Survey Archives-music surveys from the 50’s and 60’s
This Is Where The Music Still Lives. My articles on the music of this era will feature over 4,600 song titles to jog your memory.
Some of the songs listed in my articles about the music will appear on the various jukeboxes on my site.
All Jukeboxes are new
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R & B Jukebox: James Brown (\'59), Johnny Adams (\'58), Jimmy Ruffin (\'66) and Bobby Bland (\'64).
1965-1969 Jukebox: Ronnie Dove (\'65), The Outsiders (\'66), Jerry Jaye (\'67) & K.Rogers/First Edition (\'69)
1955-1959 Jukebox: Gale Storm (\'55), Frankie Laine (\'56), The Valiants (\'57) & Sam Cooke (\'59)
Beatles Jukebox: early Beatles-3 songs from 1964 and one from 1963.
Have You Heard Jukebox: Johnny Cymbal (\'60), Teri Dean (\'59), Eddie Quinteros (\'60) & Barry Darvell (\'59)
20th Century Jukebox: Haydn Quarter (\'10), Gene Austin (\'27), H. Carmichael (\'46), Charlie Dore (\'80).
1950-1954 Jukebox: Patti Page (\'50), Kay Starr (\'52), Four Aces (\'53) and Les Baxter (\'54).
Elvis Jukebox: 4 songs from the King of Rock and Roll.
Doo Wop Diner: The Spaniels (\'57), The Quintones (\'58) and The Avons (\'57 & \'61).
1960-1964 Jukebox: Beau Marks (\'60), The Shirelles (\'61), The Beach Boys (\'63) & Gloria Lynne (\'64)
The Fabulous 50’s
Civil Defense Film-“Duck And Cover” (circa 1951)
This popular TV show that started in the late 1940’s was the forerunner to “The Ed Sullivan Show” that would be a Sunday Night favorite for decades.
1950’s McDonald’s
1956-the arrival of a teen idol. I bought this fan magazine for 15 cents.
Bay Area Top 40 Pioneer-KOBY Arrives in October 1956
The Rock Era & Sock Hops
June 1959-The Arrival of KEWB
The Swingin’ 60’s
In The Early 1960’s KYA Would Now Become A Powerful Force In Playing Our Music.
November 22, 1963-The Day Our Country Would Change Forever
In Early 1964 We Were Musically Invaded
The Beatles 1964
In late 1960’s KFRC becomes popular in the Bay Area
July 20, 1969 “One Small Step For Man, One Giant Leap For Mankind”

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