Seeds of the rock revolution.

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Volume 1 - Top Hits of 1965-1967

The Period between 1965 and '67 represents the most creative and expansive time in the history of popular music.  Rock 'N' Roll was almost in its teens and its voice was changing.  The simple, seductive progressions of the music transformed into the elaborately complex and heavy sounds of the new rock era.  The expanding consciousness of the period was there for all America to see, every Sunday night on Ed Sullivan's "really big show".

Top Hits of 1965

1. Four Tops - "Same Old Song", "Sugar Pie", & "Something About You"


2. Sonny & Cher - "I Got You Babe"


3. Herman's Hermits - "I'm Henry the VIII, I Am"


4. The 4 Seasons - "Let's Hang On!"


5. The Lovin' Spoonful - "Do You Believe in Magic"


6. Tom Jones - "It's Not Unusual"


7. Dino, Desi & Billy - "I'm A Fool"

Top Hits of 1966

1. The Association - "Along Came Mary"


2. The Supremes - "My World Is Empty Without You"


3. Lou Rawls - "Love Is A Hurtin' Thing"


4. The Animals - "Don't Bring Me Down"


5. The Mamas & The Papas - "Monday, Monday"


6. The Rolling Stones - "Paint It, Black"

Top Hits of 1967

1. Johnny Rivers - "Baby, I Need Your Lovin'"


2. The Supremes - "The Happening"


3. The Association - "Never My Love"


4. The Mamas & The Papas - "Creeque Alley"


5. The Rolling Stones - "Ruby Tuesday"

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