### 2. Search for 1960s Rock Tracks Use the search bar at the top of the page to find music. You can search for specific bands, song titles, or genres. For a well-rounded playlist, search for iconic artists of the era, such as: * The Beatles * The Rolling Stones * Jimi Hendrix * The Doors * Creedence Clearwater Revival When searching, look for official uploads from record labels or artist channels, as these typically offer the best audio quality. Live television performances from the 1960s, such as appearances on variety shows, can also add a unique historical element to your playlist. You can also search for specific styles, such as "1960s garage rock," "psychedelic rock," or "folk rock." ### 3. Create a New Playlist Once you find a video or song you want to include: * Select the three-dot menu icon next to the video title (or the "Save" button below the video player). * Click "Save to playlist." * Select "Create new playlist." * Enter a name for your playlist, such as "1960s Rock Favorites." * Choose a privacy setting: Public, Unlisted, or Private. * Click "Create." ### 4. Add Additional Songs To add more songs to your list, repeat the search process. When you click "Save" on subsequent videos, check the box next to your newly created playlist instead of creating a new one.

## Customizing and Organizing Your Playlist After adding your initial selection of songs, you can manage the playlist to improve your listening experience. ### Rearranging the Playback Order To change the order of the songs, go to your library and open the playlist. Hover over the left side of any video in the list, click and hold the two-line icon, and drag the video up or down to your preferred position. This allows you to arrange songs chronologically, by tempo, or by artist. You can also use the sorting dropdown menu within your playlist settings to automatically organize videos by date added, popularity, or publication date. ### Categorizing by Subgenre The 1960s featured several distinct rock movements. You can organize your playlist to reflect these styles: * **British Invasion:** Include bands like The Who, The Kinks, and The Yardbirds. * **Psychedelic Rock:** Add tracks from Jefferson Airplane, Cream, and Pink Floyd. * **Folk Rock:** Feature songs by Bob Dylan, The Byrds, and Buffalo Springfield. * **Motown and Soul-Rock:** Incorporate crossover tracks from artists like Aretha Franklin or Marvin Gaye.

## Finding New Music to Add If you want to expand your playlist, you can use several built-in discovery methods: * **Recommended Videos:** When you watch a video from your playlist, check the recommendations column for related 1960s rock tracks. * **Existing Playlists:** Search for public playlists created by other users to discover lesser-known tracks or artists. * **Official Artist Channels:** Visit the verified channels of 1960s artists to find high-quality audio uploads, live performances, and remastered tracks. ## Managing Playlist Settings You can update your playlist settings at any time by navigating to the playlist page in your library. * **Editing the Title and Description:** Click the pencil icon next to the title or description to update them. Adding a description helps clarify the theme of your playlist. * **Deleting Tracks:** To remove a song, click the three-dot menu next to the video in your playlist and select "Remove from [Playlist Name]." * **Collaboration:** You can invite friends to add videos to your playlist by enabling the collaboration setting in the playlist options menu. * **Privacy Adjustments:** If you choose to make your playlist public, it may appear in search results for other users looking for 1960s rock music. If you prefer to keep it as a personal project, setting it to private ensures only you can view it.