Showing posts with label Petula Clark. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Petula Clark. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 22, 2017

Popular Songs Of 1967, Vol. 3

Continuing with the Popular Songs Of 1967, here's Vol. 3 of 4. The hits just keep on coming! Enjoy!  ~  JH



1)  Petula Clark  ~  “Don’t Sleep In The Subway”




2)  The Moody Blues  ~  “Nights In White Satin”




3)  George Jones  ~  “Walk Through This World With Me”




4)  Aretha Franklin  ~  “I Never Loved A Man”




5)  The Beatles  ~  “Hello, Goodbye”




6)  The Association  ~  “Windy”




7)  Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell  ~  “Your Precious Love”




8)  The Monkees  ~  “I’m A Believer”




9)  The Turtles  ~  “Happy Together”




10)  Lesley Gore  ~  “California Nights”




11)  The Young Rascals  ~  “How Can I Be Sure”




12)  Frankie Valli  ~  “Can’t Take My Eyes Off You”




13)  Peter, Paul, And Mary  ~  “I Dig Rock And Roll Music”




14)  Stevie Wonder  ~  “I Was Made To Love Her”




15)  Johnny Rivers  ~  “Baby, I Need Your Lovin’”




16)  Sonny & Cher  ~  “The Beat Goes On”




17)  Marty Robbins  ~  “Tonight Carmen”




18)  Tommy James & The Shondells  ~  “I Think We’re Alone Now”




19)  Vikki Carr  ~  “It Must Be Him / All The Time”  (Only the first of these two songs was a 1967 hit. But they came as a package deal, so…)




20)  The Music Explosion  ~  “Little Bit O’ Soul”




21)  The Box Tops  ~  “The Letter”




22)  Martha & The Vandellas  ~  “Jimmy Mack”




23)  The Who  ~  “I Can See For Miles”




24)  Tom Jones  ~  “Green, Green Grass Of Home”




25)  The Fifth Dimension  ~  “Up, Up, And Away”


Monday, February 20, 2017

Popular Songs Of 1967, Vol. 1

It was the Summer of Love. The Vietnam War was in full swing. The Apollo 1 spacecraft exploded on the launchpad, killing all three of its occupants. And these were the songs that folks were listening to. Psychedelic rock was all the rage, but Beatlemania and Motown weren't going away anytime soon. A unique time in American (and world) history, but one that was absolutely chock full of great tunes. Part 1 of 4 of the Popular Songs of 1967 begins now... Enjoy!  ~  JH



1)  The Beatles  ~  “Penny Lane”




2)  The Doors  ~  “Light My Fire”




3)  Aretha Franklin  ~  “Respect”




4)  The Buckinghams  ~  “Kind Of A Drag”




5)  Merle Haggard  ~  “Branded Man”




6)  Dionne Warwick  ~  “(Theme From) Valley Of The Dolls”




7)  The Tremeloes  ~  “Silence Is Golden”




8)  Arthur Conley  ~  “Sweet Soul Music”




9)  Jefferson Airplane  ~  “White Rabbit”




10)  The Rolling Stones  ~  “Ruby Tuesday”




11)  The Casinos  ~  “Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye”




12)  Lulu  ~  “To Sir With Love”




13)  Smokey Robinson & The Miracles  ~  “I Second That Emotion”




14)  Spencer Davis Group  ~  “Gimme Some Lovin’” 




15)  Peaches & Herb  ~  “Close Your Eyes”




16)  Jackie Wilson  ~  “(Your Love Keeps Lifting Me) Higher and Higher”




17)  Buck Owens & The Buckaroos  ~  “Your Tender Loving Care”




18)  Petula Clark  ~  “This Is My Song”  (Fun fact about this lovely song: It was written by none other than the great silent-film comic actor, Charlie Chaplin.)




19)  Engelbert Humperdinck  ~  “Release Me”




20)  Brenton Wood  ~  “Gimme Little Sign”




21)  Spanky & Our Gang  ~  “Sunday Will Never Be The Same”




22)  Strawberry Alarm Clock  ~  “Incense & Peppermints”




23)  Keith  ~  “98.6”




24)  Nancy Sinatra & Frank Sinatra, Jr.  ~  “Somethin’ Stupid”  (The hit song was actually sung by Nancy and her father, Frank Sr. But I couldn’t find a video of them singing it together, so there’s this.)




25)  Aaron Neville  ~  “Tell It Like It Is”



Tuesday, January 20, 2015

Popular Songs Of 1965, Vol. 1


Fifty years ago, these songs were released and became big hits. Relive them here, or enjoy them for the first time. Groovy, baby!  ~  JH



1)  Tom Jones  ~  "It's Not Unusual"




2)  The Beach Boys  ~  "Help Me, Rhonda"




3)  The Beatles  ~  "Help!"




4)  The Kinks  ~  "All Day And All Of The Night"




5)  Herman's Hermits  ~  "Can't You Hear My Heartbeat?"




6)  The Righteous Brothers  ~  "Unchained Melody"




7)  Dave Clark Five  ~  "Catch Us If You Can"




8)  Four Tops  ~  "I Can't Help Myself (Sugar Pie Honey Bunch)"




9)  Sam The Sham and the Pharaohs  ~  "Wooly Bully"




10)  The Rolling Stones  ~  "Satisfaction"




11)  We Five  ~  "You Were On My Mind"




12)  Petula Clark  ~  "Downtown"




13)  The Temptations  ~  "My Girl"




14)  Roger Miller  ~  "King Of The Road"




15)  Jewel Akens  ~  "The Birds And The Bees"




16)  Mel Carter  ~  "Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me"




17)  Junior Walker & The All-Stars  ~  "Shotgun"




18)  Sonny & Cher  ~  "I Got You Babe"




19)  Gary Lewis & The Playboys  ~  "This Diamond Ring"




20)  The Supremes  ~  "Stop! In The Name Of Love"




21)   The Seekers  ~  "I'll Never Find Another You"




22)  Jay & The Americans  ~  "Cara Mia"




23)  The Byrds  ~  "Mr. Tambourine Man"




24)  Barry McGuire  ~  "Eve Of Destruction"




25)  The McCoys  ~  "Hang On Sloopy"