If there was a TV show about the 1960s, what should its theme song be ?

Question

Imagine a weekly TV series where every episode featured a different story that took place during the 1960s . Some episodes would be about famous people and based on situations that really happened . Other episodes would be about ordinary people living their lives . NOW -- If there was such a TV show, what should its theme song be ? I only have three rules -- My first rule is that this theme song has to be a leftover from the 1960s . My second rule is that it has to evoke images of something that was definitely part of the 1960s . Two examples would be "If You're Going To San Francisco" or "The Age of Aquarius" . My third rule is that you can't nominate MY examples

Answer 1

1.Imagine by John Lennon
2. Uncle albert/Admiral Halsey by Paul McCartney, focused maily on the stanza "Hands Across The Water."
3."I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing (In Perfect Harmony)" is a pop song which originated as an advertising jingle, produced by Billy Davis and sung by the Hillside Singers, for Coca-Cola, and was featured in 1971 as a TV commercial.
4. Almost Forgot, I think this would be perfect because it has not been used for any t.v.show to my knowledge but it a a known song. "Out In The Country" by Three Dog Night
5. This Land Is Your Land - Peter Paul and Mary

Answer 2

The 59th Bridge Street Song by Harper's Bazzar. It is otherwise known as Feelin' Groovy. It is a cheesy AM radio hit that was overplayed, but definitely would be an appropriate theme song.