Crossword Clue: Song that takes you back

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Blast from the past
Golden ___
Chestnut
Nostalgic tune
Top 40 hit from the '40s, today
Nostalgic song
Song from the past
"Golden" song
Nostalgic number
It may be golden
Golden ___.
Classic song
Jukebox selection
Dated ditty
Any Platters platter
Song that brings back memories
Golden number
"Golden" song of the past
Vintage tune
Musical blast from the past
It can be golden
Any '60s song
"Under the Boardwalk," e.g.
"Golden" tune
Song of yesteryear
Song by The Drifters, e.g.
Joe Miller joke
Hit from the past
"Duke of Earl," for one
Tune from the past
Stale joke
Song on a 45
Song from yesteryear
Song from long ago
Number from the past
Nostalgia source
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Classic tune
Any song by Elvis
Any Elvis tune, now
Any Elvis tune
Any Buddy Holly tune
Any Beatles song, now
An ___ but a goodie
Vintage song
Tune for the unhip
Timeless disc
Song that brings it all back
Song released on a 45
Song of the past
Something golden
Rerun
Pop song of Pop's day
Nostalgic record
Nostalgia-evoking song
Nostalgia elicitor
Many a jukebox tune
Juke box favorite
Hit from Grandpa's day
Granddad danced to it
Golden song
Fondly remembered song
Favorite song
Doo-wop song, today
Doo-wop song, e.g.
Doo-wop number, e.g.
Classics station song
Any Woodstock tune, now
Any Tommy Dorsey tune
Any song your parents like?
Any song your parents like
Any song by the Platters
Any song by The Flamingos
Any song by the Drifters, e.g.
Any Sha Na Na tune
Any Beatles tune, today
Any Beatles tune
Any Beatles song
Any '50s platter
Almost any doo-wop song, e.g.
Almost any doo-wop song
"Under the Boardwalk" is one
"Rock Around the Clock," e.g.
"Help!" is one
"Hello," e.g.
"Blue Suede Shoes" or "Runaround Sue," e.g.
'50s song, e.g.
''Rock Around the Clock,'' e.g.
____ but goodie
Yesterday's hit
Vinyl hit, usually
Vintage platter
Vintage movie
Vintage jukebox selection
Unlikely choice for a Top 40 station
Tune from back in the day
Trite thing
Time-honored favorite
This might be golden
Thing that might be qualified as a "goodie"
The Beatles' "All My Loving," e.g.
Standard, e.g.
Song that's passe
Song that's not recent
Song that your grandparents would remember
Song such as "Yesterday"
Song on a reunion tour, maybe
Song of yore, e.g.
Song like "Home, Sweet Home"
Song from way back
Song from the Spinners, say
Song from the 1990s, to some
Song from the 1980s, potentially, nowadays
Song from the '60s, say
Song from the '50s or '60s
Song from a long time ago
Song from a "Best of" album, maybe
Song at a 50-year reunion, probably
Sock hop song
Smash from the past
Sinatra record, e.g.
Silent film, e.g.
Retro record
Record number, maybe
Record held for decades?
Radio blast from the past
Popular song of the past
Pop song for Pop?
Peter and Gordon song, e.g.
One of the classics
One might be a goodie
Often-played number
Number you might have memorized
Notes for the nostalgic
Nostalgic song or film
Nostalgic piece
Nostalgic jukebox selection
Nostalgic film or record
Nostalgia-inducing song
Nostalgia-eliciting song
Nostalgia stimulus
Nostalgia evoker
Musical nostalgia
Movie or record of past years
Motown track, say
Might also be a "goodie"
Memorable number
Many a tune played at a class reunion
Many a karaoke song
Many a class reunion tune
Long-held record?
Little Richard song, now
Like '50s song
Late, late film on TV
Late-late-show offering
Jukebox fave
Juke box selection
Johnnie Ray tune, e.g.
It's sometimes golden
It might evoke nostalgia
It might bring back memories
It might be golden
It may be golden on a phonograph
It may be a goodie
Hopefully a goodie also
Hoagy Carmichael's "Star Dust," e.g.
Hit tune from the past
Hit song from back in the day
Hit from years ago
Hit from way back
Hit from the 1950s, e.g.
Greatest Hits song, often
Granddad's favorite song, to you
Golden number?
Frankie Valli tune, e.g.
Four Tops tune, e.g.
Four Seasons number, e.g.
Former hit song
Former hit
Fifties record, now
Familiar track
Familiar favorite
Elvis hit, say
Elvis hit, e.g.
Doo-wop tune, say
Doo-wop song, say
Doo-wop song, probably
Doo-wop song, for example
Doo-wop number
Doo-wop favorite, e.g.
Domino number, e.g.
Dated song
D.J.'s golden ___
Como or Cline song, e.g.
Classic rock song, e.g.
Classic rock selection
Classic number
Classic movie or song
Classic hit
Checker piece, e.g.
Certain rerun
But it's a goodie
Bluebird record, e.g.
Blast-from-the-past song
Black-and-white movie, e.g.
Black-and-white film, e.g.
Bit of tuneful nostalgia
Bit of nostalgia
Bit of "golden" nostalgia
Beatles song, for example
Beatles song, e.g.
Any song on a 78
Any song of the '60s
Any song from the '60s
Any song by the Supremes
Any Sha Na Na song
Any record from 1952
Any pop song of Pop's day
Any Platters platter, now
Any platter of the '50s
Any hit by the Shirelles
Any hit by the Everly Brothers, e.g.
Any hit by Little Richard
Any hit by Elvis
Any Hippie Fest song
Any Hank Williams tune
Any Frankie Avalon song
Any Everly Brothers tune, now
Any Errol Flynn film
Any Elvis song, now
Any Elvis recording
Any Elvis number
Any classic vinyl record
Any class reunion tune?
Any Buddy Holly tune, now
Any Beatles tune, now
Any Beatles song, nowadays
Any ABBA tune, nowadays
Any 45, now
Any 1950s tune
Any '50s tune
Almost any hit by Prince or Queen
Almost any doo-wop tune
94.7 FM cut
45 tune, perhaps
45 from the '50s, e.g.
1950s song, today
1950s song, e.g.
1949's "Careless Hands," e.g.
"Yesterday," today
"What a Wonderful World," e.g.
"Under the Boardwalk," for one
"This Magic Moment" is one
"The Great Pretender," for one
"Some Enchanted Evening," e.g.
"Smoke Gets in Your Eyes," e.g.
"Smiles," for one
"Shine On, Harvest Moon," e.g.
"Sherry" or "Big Girls Don't Cry"
"Rock revival" tune
"Return to Sender," for one
"Peggy Sue," e.g.
"Moldy" tune
"Jingle Bells" or "White Christmas"
"Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini," for one
"I Love You Truly," for one
"Hound Dog" or "What's New Pussycat?"
"Good Vibrations" or "Surfin' Safari"
"Diana," for one
'60s song, e.g.
'60's song e.g.
'50s tune, e.g.
''Stardust'' is one
''Duke of Earl,'' for one
____ but goody

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