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

Galaxy Express 999Godiego36rank/position

Godiego ♪Galaxy Express 999♪

The well-known anime’s theme song was used for the movie version, and later it was also adopted as the opening theme for the TV special.

Around this period, Godiego sang about half of their lyrics in English, creating a fresh image even in the anime world.

It’s a song that makes you feel energized, as if your worries were never there, when you listen to it.

Tracks of HopeSazan Ōrusutāzu37rank/position

Southern All Stars – Tracks of Hope [Live at ROCK IN JAPAN FESTIVAL, 2018]

A gem of a message song woven with hope for the future and memories etched deep in the heart.

Created by Southern All Stars in September 1990 as an insert song for the film Inamura Jane, this piece gives you the courage to face forward while holding the past close.

It was also used as the theme song for Fuji TV programs Mezamashi TV and FNS 27-Hour Television.

Wrapped in a refreshing melody and warm lyrics, why not take a moment to recall nostalgic memories and the people you cherish? Adopted as the departure melody at JR Chigasaki Station, this song has blended into everyday life and continues to soothe the hearts of many.

The setting sun is crying.Za Supaidāsu38rank/position

The setting sun is crying.

It’s a single released by The Spiders in September 1966.

Originally, it was used as a song within the film “Namida-kun Sayonara,” which was released the same year.

The record sold over 1.2 million copies.

It was later covered by Kannazuki.

Dance at Nightfurenzu39rank/position

Friends "Dance at Night"

It would be lovely to play a song like this in the car.

How about a drive after retirement? The vocals will win you over with the gap between a super R&B singing voice and a cute appearance you’d never expect.

It’s a really wonderful track that lifts your spirits.

Your BalladSera Masanori & Tsuisto40rank/position

Your Ballad

The band Masanori Sera & Twist, which commanded overwhelming popularity with their authentic rock sound.

Up until then, there hadn’t been true rock in Japan’s mainstream.

Twist burst onto the scene with hard-hitting rock and made a huge impact in that era.

Among their works, the song I especially recommend is “Anta no Ballad.” Because it has a loud, powerful arrangement, it requires strong vocal projection.

That makes it somewhat challenging, but it’s a track that sounds fantastic—so give it a try.

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Ryo

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Weekend is a soul bandOmoide Yarō A Chīmu41rank/position

Omoide Yaro A Team “Weekend Is a Soul Band” (Official Music Video)

Omoide Yaro A Team is a wonderful band that weaves together musical styles like funk, soul, reggae, disco, African music, punk, and more.

Their sound, steeped in a sense of nostalgia, is a perfect fit even for men in their 60s.

Please give them a listen—I’m sure you’ll be drawn in.

Ah, summer vacation.TUBE42rank/position

Ah—Summer Vacation - TUBE (Tube)

There are countless classic summer songs, but one of the all-time staples is “Ah—Natsuyasumi.” This track was released by TUBE in 1985.

Even if it’s not from your generation, you probably know its famous chorus.

The lyrics depict a passionate summer romance on the beach, giving it a slightly mature vibe.

It’s a great choice to liven up various occasions, such as summer drives.

The use of percussion also adds to its summery sound, which is part of its appeal.

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yamamoto

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