In 1964, a single song hit the airwaves—and changed everything overnight.
Suddenly, teenagers everywhere were rushing out to buy guitars, garage doors swung open to welcome new bands, and a fresh, electrifying sound began to sweep the nation. This wasn’t just another chart-topper—it was a cultural explosion that transformed music into a symbol of rebellion, identity, and freedom.
From basements to big stages, the rhythm of that era inspired a generation to pick up their instruments and make their voices heard. It marked the birth of a movement that still resonates today.