Image via Wikipedia “Hippies, Honeys and Gas Money” John Nix of Spartansburg, South Carolina remembers: During the summer of 1969 I left the first real job I ever undertook and, after incurring my mothers wrath and a lecture on stability, began to look around for something to do that would be car related. Having all the ambition of the typical teenage slacker type did not help my pursuit much as the things that most interested me required...
Daily Oldies Fix Do you need a fix? If so daily you can check in here beginning at 7:00 AM Eastern Time Zone for a new five song medley of oldies to start your day off and give you that needed fix for the day. I guarantee it will put a smile on your face and your feet will start tappin’. What a way to start the day. The 60s Official Site remains the top choice on the internet to...
Carl Hoffman, webmaster says: To make it easier for my returning visitors I decided to add this page to assist in identifying the new content that has been added. I hope you continue to visit our site dedicated to the best decade in history, the 60s. New content and changes to existing pages are indicated below. Due to high demand you can now purchase the Vibration of a Nation video . NEW SERVICE AVAILABLE : ...
Songs of the Week Carl Hoffman says: each week I select a song of the week from the 60s decade and one from the 50s decade that is seldom played or a song that never made #1 on the charts or perhaps did not even make the Top 40 but these songs were still a big part of our baby boomer era. Some songs that may appear you may be listening to for the...
Latest Updates to the 60′s Official Site Carl Hoffman says: To make it easier for my returning visitors I decided to add this page to assist in identifying the new content that has been added. I hope you continue to visit our site dedicated to the best decade in history, the 60s. Visit that page if you want to find out more and keep up to date with baby boomer’s favorite memories of the sixties! Latest Updates to...
As posted on Carl Hoffman’s The 60′s Official site Roy Orbison was born in Vernon, Texas, the middle son of Orbie Lee Orbison, an oil well driller and car mechanic, and Nadine Shults, a nurse. Both were unemployed during the Great Depression, so the family lived in Fort Worth for several years to find work, until a polio scare made them return to Vernon. To find work again, the family moved to West Texas to the...
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