Forgotten 60s Hits and One Hit Wonders that still feel like yesterday. These classic 1960s songs can bring back old radios, summer nights, first loves, and memories you thought were long gone.

The 1960s gave us some of the most unforgettable music ever recorded...

Songs that played from transistor radios.
Songs heard on the jukebox.
Songs that followed people through their first cars, first dances, and unforgettable moments.

In this countdown, we're going back to 10 Forgotten 60s Hits that once captured America's attention... but somehow faded from the spotlight.

Some were major radio favorites.
Some became surprising chart successes.
And others disappeared almost completely — until you hear them again.

Then something strange happens...

For a few seconds, you're not listening to an old record anymore.

You're back in the 1960s.

These One Hit Wonders aren't simply forgotten songs. They're pieces of everyday life from an era when music could become permanently connected to a memory.

Stay until the end... because one of these One Hit Wonders may be a song you haven't heard in 50 years — yet you'll remember the melody almost instantly.

Which song brought back the strongest memory for you?

Tell us in the comments.

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Some songs are forgotten...

But the memories they created never disappear.

#10 — Concrete and Clay — Unit 4 + 2
#9 — The Pied Piper — Crispian St. Peters
#8 — Time Has Come Today — The Chambers Brothers
#7 — I Can Never Go Home Anymore — The Shangri-Las
#6 — The Rain, the Park & Other Things — The Cowsills
#5 — She's Not There — The Zombies
#4 — 96 Tears — ? and the Mysterians
#3 — Incense and Peppermints — Strawberry Alarm Clock
#2 — In the Year 2525 — Zager & Evans
#1 — Eve of Destruction — Barry McGuire

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