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Band song rankings popular among people in their 60s [2026]

Back in the day, many of you probably played instruments because you admired Western bands.

Even in your 60s, there’s still so much life ahead.

I’d love to help you discover wonderful music.

Don’t dismiss the idea of a band—please read through to the end and check it out.

Band Song Rankings Popular with People in Their 60s [2026] (91–100)

Forever and everZa Sabeji99rank/position

Forever and ever Forever and ever / The Savage (1966)
Forever and everZa Sabeji

Formed in 1965, The Savage was a band in which Akira Terao handled vocals and bass.

This is their debut single, released in July 1966.

Tsutomu Sasaki wrote both the lyrics and the music.

It was later used in a Sekisui House commercial.

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White Coral Reefzū nī vū100rank/position

White Coral Reef Shiroi Sangosho / Zoo Nee Voo (1969)
White Coral Reefzū nī vū

The melancholy melody line and the tropical, exotic sound vividly paint a poignant summer love story, don’t they? Created by the legendary duo who would go on to shape the J-pop scene—lyricist Yū Aku and composer Kunihiko Murai—it’s a gem of a ballad that stands out in the history of Group Sounds.

You can almost see the scene of someone facing the sorrow of losing a loved one on a white sandy beach.

Yoshito Machida’s conversational vocal delivery also beautifully captures the work’s wistful atmosphere.

Although it was the B-side of the single “Namida no Organ,” released in April 1969, the anecdote that it became a hit thanks to listeners’ support speaks to the song’s timeless appeal, doesn’t it?

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