Speaking of Adult Contemporary artists from those days;





He was pretty good in "Mars Attacks!" also.

William Shatner cut an album or two also.

Another voice of renown left us yesterday at the age of 87. Connie Francis was very popular in the late '50s to mid '60s. I have only one CD of her work, which was bought after hearing this tune from early 1960.

These ladies were also two sisters and a cousin, just like The Ronettes. Best known for their hit "Chapel of Love".



I heard some time ago that this artist was invited to the White House during Gerald Ford's term. She asked Pres. Ford what his favorite Tex-Mex dish was; he replied her...to which Mrs. Ford swatted him good for that answer.



Petula was still performing up until about two years ago at age 90.

Not sure if we have this one already, didn't see it last I checked. '63 was the year.



From '65..a new link added due to the first video being taken down.

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Heard this one quite a bit.



And this number followed soon after in rotation on that station.



I looked to see if we had posted this one, but didn't see it.



I was reading a post from oddball, and his avatar rang a bell. Looked and looked but didn't see this one. So very tempted to post a video with clips from the movie, but..



The Mike Curb Congregation.

Joe South.



I think we had "Pretty Woman" way back, but this is another goodie. From 1960 I think.

A Dave Alvin cover of a 60s classic Bob Dylan tune.

Nope, not going to post the video from The Ed Sullivan Show in '65 with these fellows. Too many girls screaming at the top of their lungs in the audience.