Few songs from 1965 have that classic sound more than these three hit singles, and they still sound insanely fresh after all these years.

In 1965, garage rock reigned supreme, and punk rock wasn't even close to coming to fruition. But these songs sounded as proto-punk as it got.

In 1965, a Motown trio bounced back from a No. 11 chart setback with their sixth No. 1 hit, restoring their place atop the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Surprise: The Beatles Have a 1965 John Lennon Song That Nobody’s Heard Before Some good news the world doesn't get every day: ...

Six decades after they were recorded, unheard David Bowie songs are finally being released. The Shel Talmy Recordings, out Sept. 18, features 21 tracks from 1965, including 10 previously unreleased ...

1965: The year rock exploded, when Dylan went electric, The Beatles got deep, and music became ambitious, sophisticated art ...

Grand Funk Railroad: 'The biggest rock act out of the fertile fields of Detroit' The set’s opening track is ? (Question Mark) & The Mysterians’ “96 Tears.” Gratifyingly, it’s the original Pa-Go-Go ...