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60s Music Videos & Mixes

60s

60s music videos: Mod-era pop, psychedelic experimentation, and the birth of the promo clip as a creative format, from monochrome performance films to swinging-London style.

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Videos

Take Five

Dave Brubeck

My Favorite Things

John Coltrane

So What

Miles Davis

Boom Boom

John Lee Hooker

Smokestack Lightning

Howlin' Wolf

Mannish Boy

Muddy Waters

Israelites

Desmond Dekker

I Wanna Be Your Dog

The Stooges

I Want You Back

The Jackson 5

Respect

Aretha Franklin

I Can't Get Next to You

The Temptations

Gimme Shelter

The Rolling Stones

Bad Moon Rising

Creedence Clearwater Revival

Everyday People

Sly and the Family Stone

Suspicious Minds

Elvis Presley

Come Together

The Beatles

Crimson and Clover

Tommy James and the Shondells

Sugar, Sugar

The Archies

Get Back

The Beatles

People Got to Be Free

The Rascals

Born to Be Wild

Steppenwolf

Build Me Up Buttercup

The Foundations

I Heard It Through the Grapevine

Marvin Gaye

Mrs. Robinson

Simon and Garfunkel

(Sittin' On) The Dock of the Bay

Otis Redding

The Letter

The Box Tops

Happy Together

The Turtles

I'm a Believer

The Monkees

A Whiter Shade of Pale

Procol Harum

Wild Thing

The Troggs

These Boots Are Made for Walkin'

Nancy Sinatra

Last Train to Clarksville

The Monkees

96 Tears

? and the Mysterians

Reach Out I'll Be There

Four Tops

Strangers in the Night

Frank Sinatra

When a Man Loves a Woman

Percy Sledge

Monday Monday

The Mamas and the Papas

Good Vibrations

The Beach Boys

Mr. Tambourine Man

The Byrds

You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'

The Righteous Brothers

Eve of Destruction

Barry McGuire

My Girl

The Temptations

California Girls

The Beach Boys

Wooly Bully

Sam the Sham and the Pharaohs

Stop! In the Name of Love

The Supremes

The House of the Rising Sun

The Animals

Dancing in the Street

Martha and the Vandellas

My Guy

Mary Wells

Hello Dolly

Louis Armstrong

Oh, Pretty Woman

Roy Orbison

Be My Baby

The Ronettes

Sugar Shack

Jimmy Gilmer and the Fireballs

He's So Fine

The Chiffons

Our Day Will Come

Ruby and the Romantics

Rhythm of the Rain

The Cascades

Go Away Little Girl

Steve Lawrence

The Loco-Motion

Little Eva

Telstar

The Tornados

Soldier Boy

The Shirelles

Duke of Earl

Gene Chandler

Johnny Angel

Shelley Fabares

Stranger on the Shore

Mr. Acker Bilk

I Can't Stop Loving You

Ray Charles

Peppermint Twist

Joey Dee and the Starliters

Crying

Roy Orbison

The Lion Sleeps Tonight

The Tokens

Runaway

Del Shannon

Stand By Me

Ben E. King

Walk Don't Run

The Ventures

Cathy's Clown

The Everly Brothers

He'll Have to Go

Jim Reeves

I'm Sorry

Brenda Lee

I Want to Be Wanted

Brenda Lee

Save the Last Dance for Me

The Drifters

The Twist

Chubby Checker

It's My Party

Lesley Gore

Respect

Aretha Franklin

Honky Tonk Women

The Rolling Stones

Proud Mary

Creedence Clearwater Revival

Return to Sender

Elvis Presley

Hey Jude

The Beatles

All You Need Is Love

The Beatles

I Can't Help Myself

Four Tops

Surfin' U.S.A.

The Beach Boys

Turn! Turn! Turn!

The Byrds

Come See About Me

The Supremes

Blue Moon

The Marcels

Hit the Road Jack

Ray Charles

Only the Lonely

Roy Orbison

Paint It Black

The Rolling Stones

Good Luck Charm

Elvis Presley

Penny Lane

The Beatles

Yesterday

The Beatles

Louie Louie

The Kingsmen

Can't Take My Eyes Off You

Frankie Valli

Baby Love

The Supremes

Georgia on My Mind

Ray Charles

(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction

The Rolling Stones

Are You Lonesome Tonight

Elvis Presley

Paperback Writer

The Beatles

He's a Rebel

The Crystals

I Got You Babe

Sonny and Cher

Where Did Our Love Go

The Supremes

It's Now or Never

Elvis Presley

Ticket to Ride

The Beatles

Runaround Sue

Dion

Big Girls Don't Cry

The Four Seasons

We Can Work It Out

The Beatles

Sherry

The Four Seasons

Help!

The Beatles

A Hard Day's Night

The Beatles

Can't Buy Me Love

The Beatles

I Want to Hold Your Hand

The Beatles

Frequently asked questions

What defined 60s music videos?

The 1960s were when the music film took shape, from early performance clips and psychedelic experimentation to the Mod look and swinging-London style that made pop visual for the first time. Videojam curates the decade’s standout clips.