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[Nostalgic 60s] A Collection of Classic Western Music Recommended for Women in Their 70s [2025]

When we think of the music culture of the 1960s—the era when people now in their 70s spent their youth—we recall historic moments and timeless music: the Beatles’ visit to Japan, the hippie boom, and of course a wealth of oldies hits that gave rise to legendary songs, bands, and artists.

Beyond international chart-toppers, there were also Western songs that achieved success in Japan through unique, Japan-only single releases—digging into those later is fascinating as well.

In this article, we introduce hit songs and classic tracks from 1960s Western music, curated especially for women who are now in their 70s.

Please enjoy these beloved anthems of youth that can bring back memories the moment you hear them!

[Nostalgic 60s] A Collection of Classic Western Songs Recommended for Women in Their 70s [2025] (21–30)

A Hard Day’s NightThe Beatles

“A Hard Day’s Night” is a memorable track that showcases the Beatles’ early momentum and creativity.

Its lyrics—simple yet profoundly meaningful—celebrate the joy of returning to a loved one after a long day’s work.

The universal theme of enduring tough days and finding healing through the bond with someone you love remains as fresh as ever.

Created for the 1964 film of the same name, the song became a major hit upon release in both the UK and the US.

Every track on the album was an original Lennon–McCartney composition, and the lyrics—depicting the bittersweet romances of young couples—breathed new life into the music scene of the time.

For many listeners, this song about love for the person who soothes a weary body evokes vivid memories of their youth.

In conclusion

We’ve gathered many famous songs by female singers who were active during the “women’s liberation” era—did you find that one song that defined your youth? Most Western hits from the 1960s were released as 7-inch singles with Japanese titles, so for those who remember those days, the Japanese titles may feel more familiar than the originals.

Enjoy karaoke with your peers as you reminisce about that time!