[Nostalgic Collection] Classic oldies masterpieces. Recommended popular songs

Let’s Twist AgainChubby Checker

Chubby Checker – Let’s Twist Again (lyrics)

Chubby Checker is one of the artists who laid the foundation for rock ’n’ roll and R&B.

He became popular for his powerful singing voice and the dance known as the Twist.

His song “Beyond The Sea” is one of his signature tracks, arranged as a bright, upbeat dance tune.

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Blowin’ In The WindBob Dylan

Bob Dylan – Blowin’ In The Wind | Blowing in the Wind (Japanese Subtitled ver.)

This is a song released in May 1963 by the legendary American singer-songwriter Bob Dylan.

Set to the gentle sound of a folk guitar, its lyrics pose questions about peace and freedom that resonate deeply.

Widely known as an anthem of the Civil Rights Movement, it has been covered by many artists.

In particular, Peter, Paul and Mary’s version sold 300,000 copies in its first week, bringing Dylan’s name to a global audience.

Its universal themes and ambiguous answers continue to speak to many people today.

If you want to reflect on peace and freedom, this is a song you should definitely listen to.

Tennessee WaltzPatti Page

Tennessee Waltz Patti Page Listening Comparison

A signature ballad known as one of American songstress Patti Page’s representative works, the original is an American popular/country song published in 1948.

Warm strings blend beautifully with her delicate vocals, creating an atmosphere that gently enfolds the sorrow of lost love.

She covered it in 1950, and upon release it quickly dominated the charts, becoming a massive hit that held the No.

1 spot on the Billboard chart for 13 weeks.

Selling over six million copies worldwide, it has become a song etched in the hearts of many.

Its lyrics, which convey both the sweetness and bitterness of romance, are sure to comfort those seeking to heal the pain of heartbreak.

What A Wonderful WorldLouis Armstrong

Louis Armstrong – What A Wonderful World (Official Video)

It’s a moving masterpiece by American jazz giant Louis Armstrong that celebrates the beauty of the world.

His warm, distinctive husky voice blends beautifully with the orchestra’s elegant arrangement, resonating deeply with listeners.

Although the song, released in 1967, initially received a lukewarm response in the United States, it became a huge hit in the United Kingdom and Austria.

In the UK, it reached number one and became the best-selling single of the year.

Its use in the film “Good Morning, Vietnam” led to a reevaluation, and it was later inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame.

It’s a highly recommended track for anyone who wants to cherish the joys of everyday life.

When a Man Loves a WomanPercy Sledge

When a Man Loves a Woman

This is the debut classic by American singer Percy Sledge, a song that portrays unconditional love for someone special.

Released in 1966, it topped both the Billboard pop and R&B charts, with Sledge’s soulful vocals powerfully conveying how far a man can devote himself for a woman.

The backstory—that it was born from the pain of heartbreak—seems to add depth to the song.

Its timeless appeal is evident in how it found renewed success after being featured in a Levi’s commercial.

If you’re troubled by love, this song is sure to resonate with your heart.

SherryFrankie Valli & The Four Seasons

The Four Seasons – Sherry (Official Audio)

This 1962 song is known as a signature piece by the American rock ’n’ roll and doo-wop quartet, the Four Seasons.

It’s distinguished by Frankie Valli’s striking falsetto vocals, along with catchy melodies and harmonies.

Just four weeks after its release, it topped the U.S.

charts and went on to hold the No.

1 position for five consecutive weeks, becoming a massive hit.

By expressing the universal feelings of young love and longing, it resonated with many people.

Anyone who has ever been lovesick can relate to this song.

In 2023, it was added to the United States National Recording Registry, recognizing its cultural significance.

The End of the WorldSkeeter Davis

Skeeter Davis ~ The End of The World (1962)

Skeeter Davis, the country singer who laid the groundwork for what is now the mainstream genre of country pop.

Her song “The End of the World” was composed by Sylvia Dee, who also worked on Nat King Cole’s “Too Young.” It’s a poignant song about the death of a loved one.

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