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I’m a product of the 60s-70s and like my dad said, life was better in his generation. Well, now I’m the old man and I’m here to tell you that my dad was absolutely right! With each passing generation, we lose a little bit more of our humanity and sensitivities. ☮️

The Seekers are Legends in Australia and England . Sold over 50 million Albums .Carnival is Over is still the 36th Best-selling Single in British Music History .The Seekers Concert in Melbourne Australia in 1967 had an Audience of 200,000 People , 10% of Melbourne 's entire population in 1967 . Their Song , I am Australian is being seriously considered to replace Australia 's National Anthem . It gets my Vote . Judith Durham sadly passed away in 2022 and was given a State Funeral by the Victoria Australia Government .Buried in Melbourne where she was Born . Voice of an Angel . Seekers will never be forgotten .

The Seekers songs were never forgotten.

Too much you. Too little music.

Is he kidding? The Four Tops are legends!

They haven't been forgotten because we that live thru them still remember. What made them so good was the fact that there wasn't one type of sound. The types of music was as different as the next hit was to the last hit. You never knew what to expect, it was exciting. From the Who to the Beach Boys to Ledzepplin to the Beatles to Motown. All of it was different. We didn't realize how special of an era we lived in. We just assumed it would go on forever. It didn't, beginning in the 90s. And all of it was original, really good music. Now it all sounds the same, both so-called rock & country. What's amazing to me is a lot of today's newer music is trying to sound like the 60s-80s but is still trying to sound like today's top 40. It doesn't work. It's ripping off the oldies and butchering the music. The rest is the same old same old. What a great time it was to live in. There will never be a period like those 30 years ever again. No matter what you think of us old goats, we had the best music ever.

The Left Banke made so many good songs that I discovered a couple of years just before the pandemic. My daughter when she was 4 actually became a fan of “Pretty Ballerina”. When I played it, she used to pirouette to the song and when it finished, she’d ask me to play it again. They were a solid band. Too bad they didn’t last. They had beautiful songs.

None of these songs have vanished, THEY are classics

No one growing up in the 1960s ever forgot these groups or hits whether we hear them today or not. I had many on 45s

You give us a 2.5 second example of each song.....sad and aggravating.

The Four Tops was one of the most successful Motown groups. What the heck are you talking about?

I think The Four Tops' legacy is quite alive and well. When did they ever sink into oblivion?

You need to play a bit more of the music. You talk too much.

Walk away Renee by the Left Banke was one of the most played songs NOW ..until this day!!

The songs have not vanished from my home, I have a meticulously cared for vinyl collection.

The Seekers were a very popular band in the UK and had some big hits, the biggest probably being The Carnival is Over which was an adaptation of an old Russian drinking song. They are certainly not forgotten in the UK on the radio stations that play sixtees music. Back then I was more of a Hollies, Kinks, Small Faces and Who Fan until the arrival of psychedelic music when I started listing to Jimi Hendrix, Cream, Pink Floyd, Traffic and the Doors. The Sixties really was an incredible decade for musical change and innovation

The Seekers singing "I am Australian" on their farewell concert.... RIP Judith Durham

NONE of these songs have "vanished." They all still get good airplay worldwide.

I'm a kid from the 60s and I ain't dead yet, OMG and neither are these songs , Oorah Semper Fi, Carry On and Beyond 🤟💥💯‼️

Who’s forgotten “Oh, Happy Day”? I sure haven’t. It’s a wonderful song - and you have to beat a believer to love it.. and they were such a perfect f Group of people to sing it. She has such a beautiful voice!! 🌷🌱

Dude could have played a little bit more of each song

"Oh, Happy Day" is on oldies and classic hits radio in western Massachusetts! The record by the Edwin Hawkins Singers has not gone away.

Non of these songs have vanished, its just that the generations today don't know great music, its their loss.

Thank God for the music reactors on KZfaq for helping to bring back the beautiful songs of yesteryear to a younger audience who never knew how great the music of the 60s and 70s were.

My three favorite songs by the Seekers are "Georgy Girl", "I'll Never Find Another You" and "World of Our Own".

You don't play enough of the songs for some people to appreciate!

Well they never really vanished as long as we had venues like KZfaq and others we can continue to enjoy past younger days. We're very grateful that these formats allow us to enjoy them

I listen to this stuff almost every day.

I listen and request many of these songs on local radio they're not forgotten

Don't Stop Believin' wasn't from the 60's or even the 70's.

Edwin Hawkins didn't truly write Oh Happy Day, but he DID adapt and modify it into what we know. The song is actually an ancient traditional spiritual hymn dating back to the 1700's!

5 O'Clock World is my favorite from the 60's!

I was a grade schooler in the 60's, I had older siblings though who turned me on to demon rock n roll. For me the most iconic 60's song that expressed the spirit of the late 60's was Scott McKenzie's "If You're Going to San Francisco". I still get teary eyed when I hear it. A lost era of idealistic possibility.

Red Rubber Ball was co written by Paul Simon with Bruce Woodley of Austrlalian group The Seekers.

The Seekers were huge. "Waltzing Matilda" comes to mind.

I'll never find another you by the Seekers no 1.

These were not forgotten. You’re too young to know them. 😂

Thay have all ways been here they've only vanished to you my friend

The Seekers- Georgy Girl is a classic. A great classic 1960's song, Love Is Blue by Paul Mauriat.

There are tons of dumb, incorrect, or inaccurate things in this video, but the worst is saying the songs have vanished.

Why were the Seekers on here they had some great songs......that are still being played everyday.....

I'd forgotten about Western Union. Loved The Cyrkle's songs!

SIRIUS XM, Ch6/60’s still plays these. Still listen to them!!

Damn I'm 71 years old I grew up with all that music. Thanks for reminding me about a few of those songs

The Young Rascals had an exceptionally large portofio of not only songs, but smash hits.

Many of these songs are classics and have not vanished.Four Tops, Seekers, come on dude!

The Four Tops were great! I’ll Be There Don’t Walk Away Renée

If people weren't. Obsessed with Hip Hop and Taylorn Swift..maybe.they'd remember these great songs

Thanks! And don’t forget “Come On Down to My Boat” by Every Mother’s Son. And “Concrete and Clay” by Unit 4 + 2.

Nostalgic? The Association "Everything That Touches You" my favorite in 1968, for my girl that I married 53 years ago! Together for 56 years now!

The Seekers had loads of hits and were very popular here in the UK.

I love 60s music, but there’s a reason these songs are forgotten

Most of these songs are in my collection and play rotation.

Oh, Happy Day stirs my soul. It did the first time I heard it and still does all these years later.

All these are available on KZfaq.

We still play Walk Away Renee in our covers band

This poster must have been born in the 80's or later! How can anyone not know the 4 Tops, and that they were legendary?They were HUGE! I think this poster needs to go back to musical kindergarten!

“Reach Out of the Darkness,” “Western Union” and “I See the Light” were absolute favorites that you don’t hear. What’s sad to me is that classic rock and pop music from the sixties and seventies has been whittled down on so many radio stations to maybe a top 100 or so songs, if even that many. We had such great music, then, but often many songs were favorites in one part of the country, and less so in another. It’s a shame that they aren’t played along with the rest. The radio stations have become as boring as Top 40; you hear the same songs played over and over again, while you rarely or never hear any of the rest. In some cases great writers and performers are never played no matter how many great songs they’ve written. It’s a shame.

The seekers were the first live concert i ever saw at melbourne australia's music bowl in the botanical gardens in summer 1966 when i was 9 years old, with my mother, and my school teacher Mrs.Spapens and my grade 4 class with parents.

They haven't vanished. I still listen to these songs I grew up listening to. Many of these songs have become timeless classics for those of us. Who grew up listening to them.

None have vanished for me.

I have heard many songs by the Seekers... The late Judith Dunham is a beautiful singer. The Carnival is Over.

Seekers: 1. I'll Never Find another you. 2. Georgie Girl

correction, Red Rubber Ball was written by Paul Simon and Bruce Woodley of the Seekers.

This video made me think of three songs that I connected to from the 60's. Fool For You by The Impressions. Pictures Of Matchstick Men by Status Quo. Time Of The Season by The Zombies.

So many favorite Seekers songs, it's hard to pick one. "A World Of Our Own" would have to be one.

The only thing that vanished is this video from my "watch" list.

Songs of my youth! Thanks!

Can they at least devote more than a couple of seconds to each song? I would like to hear them in their entirety

The Young Rascals, The Seekers and the Four Tops are legends. The problem is radio stations only play top 40 from the late '70s and up.

May have been better if you played more of the songs; otherwise, it's a video reading list, not really worth looking at, imho

Sure, I remember the Seekers. Without a doubt and no hesitation at all, my favorite Seeker tune was "There'll Never Be Another You". The female lead singer was the catch.❤❤❤❤

I Won't Start Believin' Journey had a 60's time travel hit.

Don’t Stop Believin’?? From the 80’s…yeah.

I LOVE Turn Down Day. It's is my favorite Cyrkle song.

There was a whole slew of good music from the late 1950s to the late 1970s. It's really hard for me to choose a favorite, as that depends on my real-time preference, which is sometimes based on mood or the type of day I've had.

They haven't vanished, Boomers everywhere probably still have them on vinyl. These are the classics, they will never vanish

The Seekers will never be forgotten. I still sing their multiple hits some sixty years later. Just because US forgot them, is doesn't follow that everybody else has too!

The first song on your list, Red Rubber Ball by The Cyrkle, you say is still played on “Oldies Radio Stations” , if that is the case how can it have “Vanished”. Just for the record the other songs have not vanished either. Someone has not done their research and homework.

This video actually surprised me. I was expecting all the best known songs to be labelled "forgotten", instead we get the equivalent of deep cuts without filler.

The Rascals sure havent vanished. Finally getting more traction on KZfaq that they deserve.Felix is still performing mid 70s. I agrre onr of my favorite songs ever Reach out by.Friend & Lover did vanish. To me Walk away Renee is better than the Four Tops version. I absolutely loved Shame Shame by the Magic Lanterns in 68; has vanished. One thing im 100 % certain i never hear any of the cool songs by Sir Douglas Quintet ever Mendocino, Rain and more . Lastly very little from the great group the Buckinghams, very confused 🤔

Haven't vanished from my mind. I remember all of them.

Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass. My favorite band in 1960s.

The Seekers were and are brilliant. My favorite of theirs is The Carnival Is Over.

Yes I have heard of The Seekers because to this day they are one of the most highly regarded acts in Australia. By the way, Red Rubber Ball, (which was covered a number of times), was co-written by Seekers member Bruce Woodley. Woodley stated that Simon tried to buy him out and claim full composing credit. Even though Woodley refused to go along with it, he still struggled to get royalties from the song.

This Canadian Christian is a baby Boomer, & loves all of these songs!

Nice vid, but you could've played longer music clips. I've never heard a couple of these.

loads of sixties Motown but what mostly brings it all back is 'Groovin' by the Young Rascals .Nothing as memorable today. I did and do like Lana del Rey though.

Georgie Girl, one of my favorites. Thanks for the video.

I don't know about others but including "The Seekers" in this vanished songs clip and asking that question is absurd.

.....among the ALL-time GREAT 60's hits: Johnny Rivers' "Summer Rain".....

Don't stop believin was released in 1981

Young Rascals are still big and still tour.

Ever heard a song by the Seekers Christ Almighty my man they were huge and only stopped performing in the 2010's after getting back together, Judy Durham had the voice of an angel perhaps come out of the borders of the US awhile, did you know Walk away Rene was written by a member of the group?

good Songs, especially Western Union and reach Out In The darkness

The Four Tops cover of "Walk Away Renee" is an excellent Wrecking Crew arrangement of The Left Bank's original. I grew up with the original and it struck me as very intense and personal...I felt like an eavesdropper.

Love, Turn Down Day, and Red Rubber Ball. great number., Love Walk Away Renee. Another great song. Four Tops had their own hits Reach Out was a favorite. . Geogry Girl was a great number used in the movie of the same name. Enjoyed the Rascal's, the Spoonfull, the Byrds did great Dylan covers. Donavan had a string of hits. Songs like, A Whiter Shade of Pale, and Nights in White Satan graced the New York airwaves, Getting Good Vibrations from the ever creative Beach Boys, we have barely scratched the surface as to how great the sixties music was. Increadible, so many excellent songs, Like a renascence in music and technology.

I only wish you would have played more of each song because 25 to 35% of them I couldn’t make out… I grew up in the 60’s as a kid…

I love all these songs. Would love to have these on a CD to buy.