Some of the best classic rock songs of all time came out in the 1960s, including these three tunes. All out in 1969, they are so good, they still rock our world today, even after so many years have passed.<\/p>\n
\u201cSweet Caroline\u201d by Neil Diamond<\/p>\n
It\u2019s likely that almost everyone can sing \u201cSweet Caroline\u201d by heart. Out by Neil Diamond on his Brother Love\u2019s Travelling Salvation Show record, Diamond wrote the uptempo tune by himself. Diamond was inspired<\/a> to write the song by seeing a picture of a young Caroline Kennedy.<\/p>\n \u201cSweet Caroline\u201d says, \u201cWarm, touchin\u2019 warm \/ Reachin\u2019 out, touchin\u2019 me, touchin\u2019 you \/ Sweet Caroline \/ Good times never seemed so good \/ I\u2019ve been inclined \/ To believe they never would.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cSweet Caroline\u201d is played<\/a> during the eighth inning of every Boston Red Sox home game at Fenway Park.<\/p>\n \u201cCome Together\u201d by the Beatles<\/p>\n Originally written by John Lennon as a campaign song for California\u2019s gubernatorial candidate Timothy Leary, Paul McCartney later added to the version of \u201cCome Together\u201d that was released by the Beatles. On their iconic Abbey Road album, \u201cCome Together\u201d remains one of the Beatles\u2019 most revered songs of their historic career.<\/p>\n