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Billy J. Kramer & The Dakotas’ “Little Children” Breaks the Mold and Tops the U.S. Charts in 1964
This music makes us feel like we wish we could go back to those days. Things were so much better—not…
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Jan & Dean’s “Surf City” Brings West Coast Sound to the Top and Launches the Surf Rock Boom in 1963
This 1963 song went to #1 on the pop charts. In the 1960s, everyone knew this song, but now only…
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Peter, Paul and Mary’s “Puff the Magic Dragon” Transcends Childhood and Folk Tradition in 1963
This nostalgia.. insane. Miss when everything was simple, and nothing mattered. Watch the video in the first comment below👇⬇️
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Lou Christie’s “Lightnin’ Strikes” Electrifies the Charts and Reinvents Pop Drama in 1966
This song was released in 1965 and became an instant hit. This is so epic on so many levels. Clever…
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The Rooftop Singers’ “Walk Right In” Redefines Folk-Pop and Tops the Charts in 1963
This 1963 hit quickly climbed to #1 on the music charts. Back in the 1960s, everyone knew this song, but…
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The Cascades’ “Rhythm of the Rain” Captures Heartbreak and Climbs Global Charts in 1963
This 1963 hit went straight to #1 on the music charts. In the 1960s, everyone knew this song, but now…
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Bobby Rydell’s “Forget Him” Marks a Mature Turn and Foreshadows the End of an Era in 1963
This 1963 hit went straight to #1 on the music charts. Back in the 1960s, everyone knew this song, but…
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Manfred Mann’s “Do Wah Diddy Diddy” Storms Charts and Defines British Beat Pop in 1964
This 1964 hit shot straight to #1 on the music charts. In the 1960s, everyone knew this song, but now…
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Petula Clark’s “I Know a Place” Elevates British Pop Sophistication and Strengthens Transatlantic Appeal in 1965
This 1965 song went to #1 on the music charts. In the 1960s, everyone knew this song, but now only…
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