Obscure songs from the '60s that you love to share with people

On a completely different note, I'm surprised I haven't already posted this -

David Clayton Thomas, Brainwashed:

 

Some energetic soul with the Radiants, Hold On:

 

Linda Laine with the Sinners - Low Grades and High Fever

 

That's The Boy - Ronni Wallis

 

I'll Be Looking Back - Ketty Lester

 

For Move fans ... "Here We Go Round the Maypole" by Acid Gallery

 

Released in 1970, but recorded in 67

 

Great unissued garage song by the Kings Ransom

 

Just discovered this right now. Someone's obviously been listening to the Toys' Lovers' Concerto because this track has the same step-by-step ascending keys sequence. It also has a melody based around the familiar tinkling "lullaby" melody which I presume is of classical origin, and the reason for that is that it's called Lullaby of Love; the band is the Poppies:

 

Love this obscurity.

 

Great track. One of my favorites.

 

Love this one from 1963.

 

Love this one from the Four Seasons.

 

Sonny and Cher with some mid 60's fun.

 

I don't think this has been posted; a search didn't find it.

Another relatively obscure Four Seasons track, Big Man's World:

 

Restless - Cathy Saunders

 

Early Neil Diamond - I'll Come Running

 

I do the same, but I tell people it's LCD Soundsystem

 

One of my favourite 60s Garage tracks. I also like the fact it's written by a teenager called Donna Weiss who went on to write Bette Davis Eyes years later.

Buried deep in this thread is at least one mention of "Good Times" by "Nobody's Children" my absolute favourite 60s rarity. I was introduced to this track via Mike Spenser's Trash Box (Trash Box - Wikipedia ). Also saw him and the Cannibals perform it live in London at what I thought was their farewell concert ages ago.

He's apparently retired again.
Mike Spenser & The Cannibals: 41 years after, The "Kings of Trash" Play Farewell Show

I used to have a tape of the Cannibals performing Come See Me on a tape called Greatest Hits of the 1960s. Took me years to find out this wasn't a 60s version! and longer to find out it was a Pretty Things original, 46 in the UK charts on the day of my birth. Mike Spenser sent me an MP3 of this eventually.

 

Forgot about this gem until this thread popped back up. Thank you

 

"Mr. Yates" The Omegas (1968)