Most Beautiful Songs of 60s

Especially the chorus and the acoustic guitar riff and the backing vocals - zxm

While smoke on the water,child in time,soldiers of fortune,highway star is remembered but this song is one of the most underrated songs of them,this is a great song with mixture of classical elements and the vocals and keyboards riff(or whatever it calls) sounds very nice and beautiful - zxm

Just listen these lines

If the day would only come
Then you might just appear
Even though you'd soon be gone
When I reached out my hand

If I could see you
If only I could see you
To see if you are laughing or crying
When the night winds softly blow - zxm

And you can thank the Bible for the lyrics.

While a good beautiful song with beautiful vocals,beautiful guitar riff,lyrics everything's just so perfect to be called a beautiful song,that's why I added this on top of my list - zxm

I added this one by mistake on 70's list, could you please not validate it? Too late... I reported it, and it was finally removed. - Lotuscandy

Oh, that opening, one of the most beutiful openings, after california girls and before in my life - RecklessGreed

I know his voice may not nice to some people but,this song's music is quite nice - zxm

Especially the riffs - zxm

Joan Baez's cover version was nicer but unfortunately that released in 1971 - zxm

It was written by Sonny Bono for his then-wife Cher, but I prefer this version and it reminds me Kill Bill. - Lotuscandy

It's a classic of Brazilian bossa nova jazz, written in 1962 by Antonio Carlos Jobim with Portuguese lyrics by Vinicius de Moraes. This 1964 version by Stan Getz featuring Astrud Gilberto and Joao Gilberto, with english lyrics, is still the most known.
It is believed to be the second most recorded pop song in history, after "Yesterday" by The Beatles. - Lotuscandy

The first half of this song is quite good,you know with piano riffs but the ending may not sound nice(beautiful) to some people - zxm

I have a soft spot for this one - such a beauty. - Metal_Treasure

This is a father - daughter duet, I still prefer this version to the Robbie Williams - Nicole Kidman version, which isn't bad, but I prefer the classic. - Lotuscandy

From her 1967 solo album "Chelsea Girl", the song was written by Jackson Browne. - Lotuscandy

This is great. the nico songs were my favorites on VU&N, so I love just a solo nico song - RecklessGreed

A great song!

Legendary french duet written by Serge Gainsbourg. It is based on a poem entitled "The Trail's End", written by Bonnie Parker herself, a few weeks before she and Clyde Barrow were shot.
I also love the video, it amazes me to think it was recorded almost 50 years ago (1968). - Lotuscandy

The best poetic song ever