* One of the most popular ways people listened to music in the 1960s was through the radio.
* Most households had at least one radio, and many people listened to the radio while they were at work or cooking dinner.
*Radio stations played a wide variety of music, including pop, rock, R&B, and country music.
*People could also listen to news and sports on the radio.
Television
* Another way people listened to music in the 1960s was through the television.
*Many television shows featured musical guests, and some shows, like "American Bandstand," were devoted entirely to music.
*People could also watch music videos on television.
Records
*Records were also a popular way to listen to music in the 1960s.
*People would buy records at record stores or order them through the mail.
*Records were typically made of vinyl and played on turntables.
Cassette Tapes
* Cassette tapes were introduced in the 1960s and became increasingly popular as the decade went on.
*Cassette tapes were smaller and more portable than records, making them ideal for listening to music on the go.
8-Track Tapes
*8-track tapes were another type of audio tape that was popular in the 1960s.
*Each tape held eight tracks, and users could switch between tracks by moving a lever on the tape player.
Live Performances
* People in the 1960s also listened to music by attending live concerts and performances.
*Music festivals, such as Woodstock, were especially popular during this time.