1962 Top Songs

Stranger On The Shore - Acker Bilk Relax with the sound of Alka Bilk playing the Clarinet while looking at Beach Photos
Ray Charles I Can't Stop Loving You "I Can't Stop Loving You" is a popular song written and composed by country singer, songwriter and musician Don Gibson, who first recorded it on December 30, 1957, for RCA Victor Records. It was released in 1958 as the B-side of Oh, Lonesome Me, becoming a double-sided country hit single.
The song was also recorded by Ray Charles in 1962 and released from Charles' groundbreaking Modern Sounds in Country and Western Music album. The Ray Charles cover version reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1962, as well as the U.S. R&B and Adult Contemporary charts and ranked #161 on Rolling Stone's list of the 500 Greatest Songs of All Time and #49 on CMT's 100 Greatest Songs in Country Music.
Bobby Vinton -- Roses Are Red (My Love) Bobby Vinton -- Roses Are Red (My Love)
The Stripper - David Rose and his Orchestra A video slideshow I made whilst bored featuring pictures of the lovely Dita Von Teese. Hor more Dita check out www.dita.net, music from the album "Take it off!: Striptease Classics"
Shelley Fabares - Johnny Angel [Full Video Edit] 1961 Shelley Fabares - Johnny Angel (Full Video Edit by CorbiOnn)
Label: Colpix Records 1961
Written: Pockriss, Duddy
Producer, Arranged: Stu Phillips
Little Eva - Loco-motion(1962) ωωω.ƒα¢євσσк.¢σм/σzαмαηℓαя.ѕιяσηα
The Twist - Chubby Checker The Twist(1960) by the great Chubby Checker. Video includes dance clips from the early 60's along with movie and television scenes.
THE SHIRELLES - SOLDIER BOY 1962 Reached No. 1 on US Billboard Hot 100 chart.
Bruce Channel - Hey! Baby THAILAND RAPIST
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Dion - The Wanderer - HD - Video - Stereo Sound . "The Wanderer" is a song written by Ernie Maresca and originally recorded by Dion. The song, with a 12-bar blues-base verse and an eight-bar bridge, tells the story of a travelling man and his many loves. The song is ranked #239 on the Rolling Stone magazine's list of The 500 Greatest Songs of All Time.
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Gene Chandler - Duke Of Earl Gene Chandler - Duke Of Earl
"Palisades Park", Freddie "Boom Boom" Cannon (1962-with commercial intro) Remembering Palisades Park, and this great song!
Breakin' Up Is Hard To Do - Neil Sedaka The #1 Conkyjoe music video in 2009. Over 2.4 million views.
A classic song on a classic Miami TV show, "Saturday Hop" with legendary DJ- VJ host, Rick Shaw.
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WOLVERTON MOUNTAIN.........Claude King King made his best known recording in the spring of 1962. "Wolverton Mountain," written with Nashville veteran Merle Kilgore, was based on a real character, Clifton Clowers, who lived on Woolverton Mountain in Arkansas. Clowers was Kilgore's uncle. King and Kilgore agree that the original (Kilgore) composition of the song was not very polished, and that King eventually shaped the song into what it became. According to long-time King guitarist, Robin Vosbury, Kilgore came to numerous shows and asked everybody to call him "Uncle Clifton." The song became an immediate hit, staying at number one for nine weeks during its 26-week run on the Billboard country chart. It was also a Top 10 in the Billboard Hot 100. It sold over one million copies, and was awarded gold disc status.[2]
King followed up that year with an American Civil War song, "The Burning Of Atlanta." which also reached the top 10 on the country chart and again made the pop chart. In late 1962, he recorded "I've Got The World By The Tail" which narrowly missed the country top 10.
chubby checker & dee dee sharp "slow twist" 1962 a real lesson of twiwt
Johnny Tillotson - It Keeps Right On A Hurtin' "It Keeps Right On A Hurtin," a top five hit on both the Pop and Country music surveys in 1962 also earned Johnny a Grammy nomination.
The one who really loves you - Mary Wells Cruisin' Oldies
Kenny Ball and his Jazzmen - "Midnight in Moscow" (original) Song starts at 0:14

Artist: Kenny Ball and his Jazzmen (Johnny Bennet, trombone, Dave Jones, clarinet, Ron Weatherburn, piano, Vic Pitts, bass, Ron Bowden, drums, and Paddy Lightfoot, banjo)
Title: "Midnight in Moscow" (Soloviev-Sedoi, Matusovosky, Ball)

Album: "Midnight in Moscow"
Label: Kapp
Cat No: KTL 41039
Release Year: 1962
Country: USA
Format: 1/4" quarter track 7½ IPS reel to reel tape

Ratings allowed as of September 14, 2011.
Tommy Roe - Sheila - HQ Tommy Roe, born Thomas David Roe, 9 May 1942, Atlanta, Georgia, United States. Roe was raised in Atlanta where he attended Brown High School. Influenced by the sounds of the late Buddy Holly, Roe developed a unique style that, combined with his all-American clean-cut image, made him a popular musical performer throughout the 1960s. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tommy_Roe
Sam Cooke-Twistin' The Night Away one of my favorites
Joey Dee & The Starliters - Peppermint Twist. A classic from 1962
Brenda Lee - Break it to me gently - (HQ) This song by "Brenda Lee" was released in 1961
"Ramblin' Rose" Nat King Cole "Ramblin' Rose" written by brothers Noel and Joe Sherman was recorded by Nat King Cole on 6/19/1962 as part of his million selling country/western theme LP, Ramblin' Rose (And More), released by Capitol Records as a single , reaching #1 on the Billboard Easy Listening chart, #2 on both the Billboard and Cash Box charts, and #7 on the R&B chart, selling more than a million copies. The song was nominated for a Grammy Award in the category Record of the Year. The album was released on CD by Capitol in 1991 and is also available on CD combined with the album, Dear Lonely Hearts on Capitol's Collector's Choice subsidiary. I do not own the right to the songs, audio, or images contained in this video. This sound recording is administered by EMI & INgroove . No copyright infringement is intended. The purpose of this upload is for viewer enjoyment and education not for monetary gain.
Brian Hyland - Sealed with a kiss 1962 Sealed with a kiss. Written by Gary Geld and Peter Udell. First recorded by the Four Voices in 1960. Made a hit by Brian Hyland in 1962. Date the video was made: probably sometime around '64-'65.
Jay and The Americans - She Cried Jay and the Americans was a pop music group popular in the 1960s. Their initial lineup consisted of John "Jay" Traynor, Howard Kane (né Kirschenbaum), Kenny Vance (né Rosenberg) and Sandy Deanne (né Yaguda), though their greatest success on the charts came after Traynor had been replaced as lead singer by Jay Black.

They were discovered while performing in student venues at New York University in the late 1950s. They auditioned for Leiber and Stoller, who gave the group its name. In the manner of the time, Leiber and Stoller wanted to extend this to "Binky Jones and the Americans," but Traynor declined to be known as Binky Jones his whole career. He instead offered up "Jay," a family nickname, and it suited everyone.

With Jay Traynor singing lead, they first hit the Billboard charts in 1962 with the tune "She Cried," which reached #5 (later covered by The Shangri-Las, Aerosmith, and others). The next two singles didn't fare nearly as well, and Traynor left the group. David Black (né Blatt) of "The Empires" took his place (after first agreeing to adopt the name Jay Black), and Empires' guitarist Marty Sanders (né Kupersmith) also joined. Black sang lead for the rest of the group's major hits.

They returned to the charts in 1963 with "Only In America," a song originally meant for The Drifters. Other notable hits for Jay and the Americans were "Come a Little Bit Closer" in 1964, which hit #3, and "Cara Mia" in 1965, which hit #4. They also recorded a commercial for H.I.S. Slacks and a public service announcement for the Ad Council, featuring a backing track by Brian Wilson and Phil Spector.

In 1968, they recorded an album of their favorite oldies called Sands of Time, which included "This Magic Moment," which was originally done by the Drifters. The single went to #9 in January 1969. It sold over one million copies, and was awarded a gold disc by the R.I.A.A. in May 1969. "This Magic Moment" was the last top ten record for Jay and the Americans, although a follow-up album, Wax Museum, in January 1970, did yield the #19 hit single "Walkin' In The Rain," first recorded by The Ronettes. Their next singles failed to chart, and the band grew apart, but the demand for appearances remained. (Around the same time the band recorded "This Magic Moment," Jay and the Americans member Sandy Yaguda produced a Long Island teen sextet called The Tuneful Trolley. Their late-1968 Capitol LP, Island In The Sky — a hybrid of Beach Boys and Beatlesque psych-pop—was reissued in 2008 in the UK on Now Sounds.)

The group split in 1973. All of the members moved on to solo musical careers, with the exception of Jay Black, who continued to perform as "Jay and the Americans." Black continued until the 1980s with a variety of musicians, at one point briefly including the young Walter Becker and Donald Fagen (of later Steely Dan fame) on backup bass guitar and electric organ. Black did not get along with Becker and Fagen, referring to them as "Starkweather and Manson" (Charles Starkweather and Charles Manson) The original core group reunited in the 1990s for special performances, most notably the 45 Years of Motown special on PBS. Jay was featured in the PBS special Rock, Rhythm, and Doo Wop as "Jay Black & The Americans" in 2001.

In 2006, Jay Black filed for bankruptcy due to gambling debts, and his ownership of the name "Jay & The Americans" was sold by the bankruptcy trustee to Sandy Deanne (Yaguda), Black's former band mate and original member of Jay & The Americans for $100,000 to pay Black's debts. With the name purchase, former members Deanne, Howard Kane, and Marty Sanders reunited, and recruited a sound-alike singer from Chicago, coincidentally nicknamed "Jay." Thus, John "Jay" Reincke became the third "Jay" and the band returned to playing both national and international music venues. Their show covers the history of Jay and The Americans, acknowledging all three Jays and featuring all of the top hits in their original arrangements.

Black still tours under his stage name, "Jay Black." Kenny Vance is currently the lead singer of Kenny Vance and the Planotones, a neo-doo wop band that he formed in the 1970s. After leaving the group, John Traynor recorded a handful of songs on the Coral label, including "I Rise, I Fall" in 1964. None were hits, but "I Rise, I Fall" became a minor hit for Johnny Tillotson. The label billed Traynor as "JAY formerly of Jay and the Americans." Traynor now tours with Jay Siegel's Tokens. ~SOURCE: Wikipedia

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GARY U.S.BONDS Dear Lady Twist JAN '62 #9 Pop
Sue Thompson - Norman #3 in 1961 on US Charts
Claudine Clark - Party Lights Claudine Clark was the one-hit wonder responsible for the 1962 smash "Party Lights," and she was more responsible for it than most other female singers would have been: she also wrote the music and lyrics herself. Born in Macon, GA, Clark grew up in Philadelphia and received formal musical training at the local Coombs College. She recorded her first single, "Angel of Happiness," in 1958 for the Herald label, but it failed to attract much attention, as did a brief stint at Gotham. Clark subsequently caught on with Chancellor, a label best known for teen idols like Fabian and Frankie Avalon. Her first single, "Disappointed," initially flopped, but when DJs started playing the Clark-penned flip side, "Party Lights," it became a huge hit. Sung from the point of view of a teenage girl ordered to her room while her friends were out having a good time, "Party Lights" struck a chord and shot into the Top Five on both the pop and R&B charts. Bizarrely, Chancellor followed it with the morbid "Walkin' Through a Cemetery," which stalled Clark's commercial momentum; by the time "Walk Me Home From the Party" appeared to continue the story line, the moment had passed, and neither it nor "The Telephone Game" could recapture the public's attention. Clark later attempted to compose a rock & roll operetta, and also recorded for Swan under the alias Joy Dawn, all to little avail. ~ Steve Huey, All Music Guide
Bent Fabric - "Alley Cat" Danish-born Bent Fabricius-Bjerre ( 7.12.1924 ) started a jazz ensemble after World War II and founded a label, Metronome Records, in 1950. He is best known for his 1961 instrumental "Omkring et Flygel" (literally, "Around a Piano") which became a hit in Denmark. The song was re-released worldwide under the name "Alley Cat" on Atco Records the following year, and went to #1 in Australia and #49 in Germany.
Isley Brothers - Twist and Shout The first version of this song was recorded by The Top Notes and it was produced by Phil Spector. The songwriter Bert Berns absolutely hated Spector's production because it "killed the feel" of his song and is the reason it flopped as a single. So Bert decided to produce this version with The Isley Brothers and it became a huge hit.
Dr Kildare sings Three Stars Will Shine, Richard Chamberlain Richard Chamberlain as Dr Kildare
Three Stars Will Shine Tonight

Song Text:
Three stars will shine tonight, one for the lonely
That star will shine its light each time that someone sighs
Three stars for all to see, one for young lovers
That star was made to be the sparkle in their eyes

And, for the third star, only one reason
A star you can wish on to make dreams come true

High in the sky above, three stars are shining
I hope that star of love will shine down on you

And, for the third star, only one reason
A star you can wish on to make dreams come true

High in the sky above, three stars are shining
I hope that star of love will shine down on you
Tuff - Ace Cannon Oldies favorite "Tuff" by Ace Cannon, 1962. Another record selection from the Oldies Jukebox at www.fhs1961.com
CLYDE MCPHATTER. lover please
Barbara George I KNOW YOU DON'T LOVE ME NO MORE
Ricky Nelson - Young World Ricky Nelson - Young World. No copyright infringment intended..just a great, clean version of the song that needed to be posted !
The Shirelles - Baby it's you (original 1961) The Shirelles - Baby it's you - original version from 1961.
Pat Boone - Speedy Gonzalez Music and everything in this video does not belong to me! This music and everything in it is owned or licensed by Believe and UMG!

Enjoy everyone,and if you want another song just let me know!
BURL IVES-A LITTLE BITTY TEAR.
Everly Brothers - Crying In The Rain Everly Brothers - Crying In The Rain
Al Di La - Emilio Pericoli
Ernie Maresca - Shout! Shout! (Knock Yourself Out) "Shout! Shout! Knock Yourself Out" by Ernie Maresca

Lyrics:

Wop wop wop, wop wop adada dada
Wop wop wop, wop wop adada dada
Wop wop wop, wop wop adada dada
Wop wop wop, wop wop adada dada

Shout Shout knock yourself out...
Comeon yell yell loud and swell
You gotta Scream scream you know what I mean,
Put another dime in the record machine...

Hey we're having a party now it's just begun
We're all over here and we're having fun...
Joe's all alone and he wants to be kissed
While Mary's in the corner and she's doing the twist...

So Let's Shout Shout knock yourself out...
Come on yell yell loud and swell
You gotta Scream scream you know what I mean,
Put another dime in the record machine...

Hey Play another song like A Runaround Sue,
Let's do a dance that we all can do...
Turn that jukebox up mighty loud,
Let's liven up this crazy crowd...

Come on Shout Shout knock yourself out...
Come on yell yell loud and swell
You gotta Scream scream you know what I mean,
Put another dime in the record machine...

Every party that I intend
Believe now it's the livin end
Moving and groovin with some friends of mine...
Saturday night now we're having a time ...

So Lets... Shout Shout knock yourself out...
Come on yell yell loud and swell
You gotta Scream scream you know what I mean,
Put another dime in the record machine...

Hey Doing the fly with our hands in the sky...
Yeah, foot stomping baby just a you and I
School was out about a quarter to three
And we're having fun it's plain to see...

So Lets... Shout Shout knock yourself out...
Comeon yell yell loud and swell
You gotta Scream scream you know what I mean,
Put another dime in the record machine...
What's Your Name?/Don and Juan Claude Johnson and Roland Trone
The Corsairs - Smokey Places The Corsairs originated from La Grange, NC, releasing seven records as the Corsairs, and one as Landy McNeil & the Corsairs, the first on Smash, and the rest on Tuff Records. Their lineup consisted of three brothers, Jay, James, and Moses Uzell, and cousin George Wooten. As the Gleems they sang at all the local functions and made their way north to the New Jersey/New York area, and were discovered harmonizing in a Newark, NJ, night spot by Abner Spector. Spector later hit with "Sally Go Round the Roses" by the Jaynettes. The family affair debuted on Smash as the Corsairs with "Time Waits" b/w "It Won't Be A Sin" in 1961, but it went unnoticed. For their second release Spector switch them to Tuff Records where they scored with "Smokey Places," which nearly cracked the pop Top Ten, settling at number 12 in 1961. Chess Records distributed this and their subsequent Tuff recordings. They followed with "I'll Take You Home" b/w "Sittin' on Your Doorstep" in 1962, a fine recording that stalled at number 62. They kept releasing singles until 1964, but "Dancing Shadows," "At the Stroke of Midnight," "Stormy (It's Almost)," and "Save a Little Monkey" did next to nothing. A versatile group, all three brothers sang lead, their recordings bridged the gap between '50s doo wop and '60s R&B. They released their final recording in 1964, "The Change in You," b/w "On the Spanish Side," as Landy McNeil & the Corsairs, but the sound had stagnated and didn't stand a chance against current favs' like "My Girl," "Baby I Need Your Loving," and other mid-'60s sounds. ~ Andrew Hamilton, All Music Guide

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Sam Cooke Having A Party sam cooke- having a party
Booker T & the M G 's - Green Onions (Original / HQ audio) Exactly what the title says. :)
sherry sherry by frankie valli and the four seasons
Joanie Sommers Johnny get angry. Joanie sommers Johnny get angry.Orginal vinyl recording
This tune was first on my number-one chanell (toppcat64) . i have only change photo
Elvis Presley - I Cant Help Falling In Love With You Elvis Presley - I Cant Help Falling In Love With You
Wise men say only fools rush in
But i can't help falling in love with you
Shall i stay
Would it be a sin
If i can't help falling in love with you

Like a river flows surely to the sea
Darling so it goes
Some things are meant to be
Take my hand, take my whole life, too
For i can't help falling in love with you

Wise men say only fools rush in
But i can't help falling in love with you
Shall i stay
Would it be a sin
If i can't help falling in love with you

Like a river flows surely to the sea
Darling so it goes
Some things are meant to be
Take my hand, take my whole life, too
For i can't help falling in love with you
For i can't help falling in love with you
Joey Dee & The Starliters - Shout (FULL LENGTH STEREO VERSION) Man that phony fade-in's even clearer on this one...but I love it anyway
Rinky Dink - Dave "Baby" Cortez - 1962
Moon River...Henry Mancini... .
Maravillosa melodía creada por Henry Mancini para Desayuno con diamantes...Breakfast at Tiffany´s....en 1961...con letra de Johnny Mercer...

He añadido su traducción al español...con subtítulos...

Homenaje a Mancini...y a Audrey Hepburn....increíbles sensaciones....otra época...

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Ahab the Arab - Ray Stevens the Original clip ....
Joe Henderson - Snap Your Fingers Joe Henderson (1937--1964) was an R&B and gospel singer, best known for his recording of 1962's "Snap Your Fingers". Joe Henderson was born in Como, Mississippi, and raised in Gary, Indiana. After working in gospel music, Hemderson signed with Todd Records in 1958. In 1962, he recorded "Snap Your Fingers" which became a big hit on both the pop and R&B chart. He charted three other sides within the next two years, "Big Love" [Todd 1077, 1962], "The Searching Is Over" [Todd 1079, 1962], and "You Take One Step (I'll Take Two) [Todd 1096, 1964]. In between the latter two, he continued recording without further chart success. "You Take One Step (I'll Take Two)" proved to be Joe Henderson's last chart hit, as he died on October 25, 1964 of a heart attack at the age of 27. ~SOURCE: Wikipedia

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Dion - Lovers Who Wander
let's dance ~Chris Montez
"Cindy's Birthday" by Johnny Crawford Here is the great song by Johnny Crawford!
Mary Wells - You Beat Me To The Punch Time and legions of other soul superstars have obscured the fact that for a brief moment, Mary Wells was Motown's biggest star. She came to the attention of Berry Gordy as a 17-year-old, hawking a song she'd written for Jackie Wilson; that song, "Bye Bye Baby," became her first Motown hit in 1961. The full-throated approach of that single was quickly toned down in favor of a pop-soul sound. Few other soul singers managed to be as shy and sexy at the same time as Wells (Barbara Lewis is the only other that springs to mind), and the soft-voiced singer found a perfect match with the emerging Motown production team, especially Smokey Robinson. Robinson wrote and produced her biggest Motown hits; "Two Lovers," "You Beat Me to the Punch," and "The One Who Really Loves You" all made the Top Ten in the early '60s, and "My Guy" hit the number one spot in mid-1964, at the very height of Beatlemania.

Mary turned 21 years old as "My Guy" was rising to the top of the charts, and left Motown almost immediately afterward for a reported advance of several hundred thousand dollars from 20th Century Fox. The circumstances remain cloudy years later, but Wells and her husband-manager felt Motown wasn't coming through with enough money for their new superstar; she was also lured by the prospect of movie roles through 20th Century Fox (which never materialized). It's been rumored that Wells was being groomed for the sort of plans that were subsequently lavished upon Diana Ross; more nefariously, it's also been rumored that Motown quietly discouraged radio stations from playing Wells' subsequent releases. What is certain is that Wells never remotely approached the success of her Motown years, entering the pop Top 40 only once (although she had some R&B hits). Motown, for their part, took care throughout the rest of the '60s not to lose their big stars to larger labels.

Wells' departure from Motown was so dramatic and unsuccessful that it has tended to overshadow the quality of her later work, which has almost always been dismissed as trivial by critics. True, it didn't match the quality of her Motown recordings -- Smokey Robinson could not be replaced. But her '60s singles for 20th Century Fox (whom she ended up leaving after only a year), Atco, and Jubilee were solid pop-soul on which her vocal talents remained undiminished. She wrote and produced a lot of her late-'60s and early-'70s sessions with her second husband, guitarist Cecil Womack (brother of Bobby), and these found her exploring a somewhat earthier groove than her more widely known pop efforts. She had trouble landing recording deals in the '70s and '80s, and succumbed to throat cancer in 1992. ~ Richie Unterberger, All Music Guide

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"You'll Loose A Good Thing"- Barbara Lynn OLDiES ARE FOREVER.
Uptown - The Crystals (Original Quintet) 1961 The first half of the 60s ushered in the all girl pop ballad vocal groups. The Crystals, signed by Phil Spector, are thought to be one of the defining acts of that era. Of there several chart hits, "Uptown" was their second reaching #13 , and is a very good example of Spector's famous "Wall of Sound" technique that added a rich dimensional effect to his productions. This song incorporates castanets, Spanish guitars, violins, etc., etc., etc.
Patches-Dickie Lee-1962 Always Loved This Very Heartbreaking Teen Tragedy Song. Why Do Teens Fall In Love So Hard ? Very Touching But Very Heartbreaking. I Guess The Lesson Is Please Teens Don't Fall In Love So Hard. Don't Take It So Seriously. But Some Still Do And They Cry For 2 Days Straight After A Break-Up. I Still Love This Song.
Jimmy Clanton - Venus In Blue Jeans
Paul Anka - Love Me Warm And Tender (Stereo) Uploaded with Free Video Converter from Freemake
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RICKY NELSON - TEENAGE IDOL 1962 Reached No 5 on US Billboard Hot 100/ No. 2 on US Billboard Adult Contemportary charts/ No. 39 on UK Singles charts.
Patsy Cline - She's Got You Patsy Cline - She's Got You

Thought I'd put this up because I've noticed that compared to other videos, the quality seems a little bit better.

Hope you enjoy it!
Larry Finnegan "Dear One" Flip side to Candy Lips.Request by KYIRISH1. Song written by "John Lawrence Finneran and Vincent C. Finneran".They wrote the songs on both sides of this record. Larry Finnegan's real name was "John Lawrence Finneran " who co-wrote these songs.Enjoy. Information link on his career http://www.rockabilly.nl/references/messages/larry_finnegan.htm
Old Rivers - Walter Brennen Great old song
Billy Vaughn - "A Swingin' Safari" - ORIGINAL STEREO version More BALLSY than Bert's original. Sorry Bert - don't be glum!
Jimmy Dean: P.T. 109 (1962) The Original Columbia Single
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Dion And The Belmonts - Little Diane Years: 50's
Percolator Twist Billy Joe & The Checkmates A great instrumental from Billy Joe & The Checkmates from 1962.
GARY U.S. BONDS Twist, Twist Senora MAY '62 #10 Pop
Jimmy Soul - TWISTIN' MATILDA #22 USA 1963. LYRICS: Oh lord, I say
Matilda, Matilda, Matilda
She take all me money
And she move to Las Vegas

One more time

Matilda, Matilda, Matilda
She take all me money
And she move to Las Vegas

Five thousand dollars, friends I lost
The woman even stole me housing costs
Matilda done take all me money
And-a run to Las Vegas

Where the money was to pay for my
house and land
Then she dropped a serious plan
That Matilda she take all me
money and-a run to Las Vegas

That woman she ain`t no good
She took all me money
Never thought she would
My friends all told me what she would do
She`ll steal from me and she steal from you

Matilda, Matilda, Matilda
She take all me money
And she move to Las Vegas

Matilda, Matilda, Matilda
She take all me money
And she move to Las Vegas

Matilda, Matilda, Matilda
She take all me money
And she move to Las Vegas

Where the money was quite inside me bed
Looked up in the matress right below me head
That Matilda she done take all me money and-a run to Las Vegas

I follow jam be, show me head
He said hey boy no money in inside your bed
That matilda she done found your money
And-a run to Las Vegas.

Bring it all back to me
Bring it all back to me
Bring it all back to me

She take all me money and I move to Las Vegas.
Matilda, Matilda, Matilda

She take all me money
and she move to Las Vegas

Little bit softer, a little bit softer,
little bit softer...
Dee Dee Sharp- Gravy (For My Mashed Potatoes)
Jimmy Smith & Oliver Nelson - Walk On The Wild Side Love artists, song. Video by john kmiec, been there.
King Curtis - Soul Twist PLEASE NOTE: I divided my uploads between multiple channels, Bookmark this link in your browser for instant access to an index with links to all of John1948's oldies classics. LINK: http://tinyurl.com/Channel-Index

King Curtis was the last of the great R&B tenor sax giants. He came to prominence in the mid-'50s as a session musician in New York, recording, at one time or another, for most East Coast R&B labels. A long association with Atlantic/Atco began in 1958, especially on recordings by the Coasters. He recorded singles for many small labels in the '50s -- his own Atco sessions (1958-1959), then Prestige/New Jazz and Prestige/TruSound for jazz and R&B albums (1960-1961). Curtis also had a number one R&B single with "Soul Twist" on Enjoy Records (1962). He was signed by Capitol (1963-1964), where he cut mostly singles, including "Soul Serenade." Returning to Atlantic in 1965, he remained there for the rest of his life. He had solid R&B single success with "Memphis Soul Stew" and "Ode to Billie Joe" (1967). Beginning in 1967, Curtis started to take a more active studio role at Atlantic, leading and contracting sessions for other artists, producing with Jerry Wexler, and later on his own. He also became the leader of Aretha Franklin's backing unit, the Kingpins. He compiled several albums of singles during this period. All aspects of his career were in full swing at the time he was murdered in 1971.

~ Bob Porter, All Music Guide
Bobby Rydell - I'll Never Dance Again.wmv This is my favorite Bobby Rydell track; here's "I'll Never Dance Again," Cameo #217, from the Summer of 1962. Enjoy and dance on!
The Ikettes I'm Blue
Where Have All the Flowers Gone - Kingston Trio Clicking Here: http://www.lcms.org/pages/internal.asp?NavID=16277 Please place your order by Friday, Feb. 18. Placing your order today for Armed Forces Sunday is scheduled for May 22, 2011. If your congregation chooses to celebrate Armed Forces Sunday on a day other than May 22, appropriate days could include a Sunday close to Memorial Day, Independence Day or Veterans Day.

These resources are free to your congregation for celebrating Armed Forces Ministry Sunday. Resources for 2011 include a suggested sermon, responsive prayer and a theme bulletin insert.

All congregations must place a new order to receive 2011 bulletin inserts. To receive the bulletin inserts, please fill out our simple order form by clicking here http://www.lcms.org/pages/internal.asp?NavID=16277 Please place your order by Friday, Feb. 18. Placing your order today, for use now or later in the year, allows us to order all bulletin inserts at one time at a substantial cost savings. If you do not plan to use the bulletin insert until later in the year, just let us know in the comments box on the order form. Those orders will be shipped closer to the date you requested
Eddie Hodges - Girls Girls Girls (Made To Love) Eddie Hodges sings his hit from 1962. Sometimes known as "Girls Girls Girls", it was known as "Made To Love (Girls Girls Girls)" in the UK when it got to #37.
Ronnie & The Hi Lites - I Wish That We Were Married another beautiful classic
Surfin' Safari-The Beach Boys-1962 Original song, oldie.

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