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50'S - 60'S Mix 266 Songs, 12.7 Hours, 1.03 GB Page 1 of 8 50's - 60's Mix 266 songs, 12.7 hours, 1.03 GB Name Time Album Artist 1 My Boyfriend's Back 2:09 Rock & Roll: The Legendary Years Angels 2 Sugar Sugar 2:51 20 Best Of 60's Rock 'N' Roll Archies 3 Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head 3:03 Forrest Gump [Disc 2] B.J. Thomas 4 I Know (You Don't Love Me No More) 2:24 Rock & Roll: The Legendery Years Barbara George 5 Money (That's What I Want) 2:36 Rock & Roll: The Legendery Years Barrett Strong 6 Don't Worry Baby 2:51 The Beach Boys Love Songs Beach Boys 7 California Girls 2:44 Contemporary Music And Favs Beach Boys 8 Surfin' Safari 2:07 Purchased Music #806 Beach Boys 9 Surfin' USA 2:30 Rock & Roll: The Legendery Years Beach Boys 10 I Get Around 2:11 Spuds Mackenzie's Party Faves Beach Boys 11 Barbara Ann 2:08 TDK White Label Beach Boys 12 Why Do Fools Fall In Love 2:11 TDK White Label Beach Boys 13 Wouldn't It Be Nice 2:26 TDK White Label Beach Boys 14 Searchin' 3:00 Anthology 1 (Disc 1) Beatles 15 Back In The USSR 2:43 The Beatles (White Album) [Disc 1] Beatles 16 Twist & Shout 2:35 Bootleg Beatles 17 Twist and Shout 2:33 Please Please Me Beatles 18 If I Fell In Love With You 2:24 Rock And Roll Mix Beatles 19 Can't Buy Me Love (LIVE) 2:12 TDK White Label Beatles 20 Let It Be 4:07 TDK White Label Beatles 21 Love Me Do 2:34 TDK White Label Beatles 22 Shout 1:33 TDK White Label Beatles 23 Money (That's What I Want) 2:44 With The Beatles Beatles 24 Stand By Me 3:00 Rock & Roll: The Legendary Years Ben E. King 25 Chantilly Lace 2:24 Rock & Roll: The Legendery Years Big Bopper 26 Shake, Rattle, And Roll 3:01 Rock & Roll: The Legendery Years Big Joe Turner 27 (We're Gonna) Rock Around The Clock 2:14 The Legends Of Rock 'N' Roll Bill Haley & The Comets 28 Shake, Rattle, And Roll 2:32 The Legends Of Rock 'N' Roll Bill Haley & The Comets 29 See Ya Later, Alligator 2:48 The Legends Of Rock 'N' Roll Bill Haley & The Comets 30 Knockin' On Heaven's Door 2:33 Dylan Bob Dylan 31 Mr. Lee 2:15 Rock N' Roll Era: 1957 Bobbets 50's - 60's Mix Page 2 of 8 Name Time Album Artist 32 Splish Splash 2:10 Rock & Roll: The Legendery Years Bobby Darin 33 Dream Lover 2:35 Rock & Roll: The Legendery Years Bobby Darin 34 Rockin' Robin 2:35 Rock & Roll: The Legendery Years Bobby Day 35 Tossin' And Turnin' 2:20 Rock & Roll: The Legendery Years Bobby Lewis 36 Green Onions 2:55 Rock & Roll: The Legendery Years Booker T. & The MG's 37 Gimme Some Kind of Sign 2:23 Single - Gimme Some Kind Of Sign Brenton Wood 38 Oogum Boogum 2:33 Single - Oogum Boogum Brenton Wood 39 Hey! Baby 2:24 Dirty Dancing Bruce Channel 40 That'll Be The Day 2:18 The Legends Of Rock 'N' Roll Buddy Holly & The Crickets 41 Maybe Baby 2:04 The Legends Of Rock 'N' Roll Buddy Holly & The Crickets 42 Peggy Sue 2:31 Rock N' Roll Era: 1957 Buddy Holly & The Crickets 43 For What It's Worth 2:41 Forrest Gump (Disc 1) Buffalo Springfield 44 I'll Never Fall in Love Again 3:20 Austin Powers: Spy Who Shagged Me … Burt Bacharach 45 Blue Suede Shoes 2:18 Rock & Roll: The Legendery Years Carl Perkins 46 Cat's In The Cradle 3:47 Misc. Compilation 2003 - Jan 31 Cat Stevens 47 Tequila 2:13 Rock & Roll: The Legendery Years Champs 48 One Fine Day 2:09 Rock & Roll: The Legendery Years Chiffons 49 I Like It Like That 1:59 Rock & Roll: The Legendery Years Chris Kenner 50 Limbo Rock 2:24 The Best Of Chubby Checker: Cameo… Chubby Checker 51 The Twist 2:37 Rock & Roll: The Legendery Years Chubby Checker 52 Let's Twist Again 2:24 Bootleg White Chuck Berry 53 Riding Along In My Automobile 2:43 Chuck Berry: The Anthology Chuck Berry 54 Sweet Little Sixteen 3:03 Rock & Roll: The Legendery Years Chuck Berry 55 Rock And Roll Music 2:34 Rock & Roll: The Legendery Years Chuck Berry 56 School Day 2:43 Rock N' Roll Era: 1957 Chuck Berry 57 Johnny B. Goode 2:40 Spuds Mackenzie's Party Faves Chuck Berry 58 Lover Please 1:58 The Legends Of Rock 'N' Roll Clyde McPhatter & The Drifters 59 Searchin' 2:41 Rock & Roll: The Legendery Years Coasters 60 Yakety Yak 1:53 Rock & Roll: The Legendery Years Coasters 61 Charlie Brown 2:33 20 Best Of 50's Rock 'N' Roll Coasters 62 Land Of A Thousand Dances 3:16 The Commitments Volume 2 Commitments 63 Do You Love Me 2:54 Rock & Roll: The Legendary Years Contours 64 It's Only Make Believe 2:15 Rock & Roll: The Legendery Years Conway Twitty 65 Bad Moon Rising 2:21 Country Hits Creedence Clearwater Revival 50's - 60's Mix Page 3 of 8 Name Time Album Artist 66 Suzie Q 8:35 Creedence Gold (Remastered) Creedence Clearwater Revival 67 Rolling on a River 3:11 Greatest Hits Revisited Creedence Clearwater Revival 68 Down On The Corner 2:46 Greatest Hits Revisited Creedence Clearwater Revival 69 Sixteen Candles 2:52 Rock & Roll: The Legendery Years Crests 70 Oh, Boy! 2:10 Rock' N' Roll Era 1958 Crickets 71 Shout 4:40 Bootleg White Dance Party Favorites 72 At The Hop 2:34 Rock N' Roll Era: 1957 Danny & The Juniors 73 Rock And Roll Is Here To Stay 2:32 20th Century Rocks Danny & The Juniors 74 Runaway 2:20 Rock & Roll: The Legendery Years Del Shannon 75 Oh What A Night 2:52 13 Of The Best Doo Wop Love Songs Dells 76 Come Go With Me 2:41 Rock N' Roll Era: 1957 Del-Vikings 77 Little Darlin' 2:09 Rock N' Roll Era: 1957 Diamonds 78 My Guy 2:52 Greatest Hits Diana Ross and The Supremes 79 Respect 2:29 Greatest Hits Diana Ross and The Supremes 80 Come See About Me 2:43 Greatest Hits Diana Ross and The Supremes 81 Where Did Our Love Go 2:34 Rock & Roll: The Legendery Years Diana Ross and The Supremes 82 You Can't Hurry Love 2:56 The Ultimate Collection Diana Ross and The Supremes 83 Unforgettable 2:45 The Legends Of Rock 'N' Roll Dinah Washington 84 A Teenager In Love 2:34 Rock & Roll: The Legendery Years Dion 85 Runaround Sue 2:53 Rock & Roll: The Legendery Years Dion 86 The Wanderer 2:49 Rock & Roll: The Legendery Years Dion 87 Lovers Who Wander 2:25 The 60's Ultimate Collection The Histo… Dion 88 American Pie 8:37 American Pie Don McLean 89 Break On Through (To The Other Side) 2:30 Forrest Gump (Disc 1) Doors 90 People Are Strange 2:11 Unknown Album (12/20/2005) Doors 91 Up On The Roof 2:41 End Of The 2001 Year Drifters 92 There Goes My Baby 2:10 Rock & Roll: The Legendery Years Drifters 93 Save The Last Dance For Me 2:28 Rock & Roll: The Legendery Years Drifters 94 Some Kind Of Wonderful 2:32 16 Greatest Hits Drifters 95 Under The Boardwalk 2:38 16 Greatest Hits Drifters 96 Summertime Blues 2:01 Rock & Roll: The Legendery Years Eddie Cochran 97 I've Never Known A Girl Like You Before 3:53 Unknown Album (12/20/2005) Edwyn Collins 98 Little Star 2:42 Rock & Roll: The Legendery Years Elegants 99 I'll Never Fall In Love Again 3:20 Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged … Elvis Costello 50's - 60's Mix Page 4 of 8 Name Time Album Artist 100 See See Rider 2:58 Aloha From Hawaii Via Satellite Elvis Presley 101 Burning Love 3:09 Aloha From Hawaii Via Satellite Elvis Presley 102 Love Me 1:53 Aloha From Hawaii Via Satellite Elvis Presley 103 Blue Suede Shoes 1:13 Aloha From Hawaii Via Satellite Elvis Presley 104 A Big Hunk O' Love LIVE 2:12 Aloha From Hawaii Via Satellite Elvis Presley 105 Hound Dog 2:18 Forrest Gump (Disc 1) Elvis Presley 106 Return To Sender 2:09 The Legends Of Rock 'N' Roll Elvis Presley 107 Don't Be Cruel 2:04 The Legends Of Rock 'N' Roll Elvis Presley 108 Heartbreak Hotel 2:12 The Legends Of Rock 'N' Roll Elvis Presley 109 I Can't Help Falling In Love With You 3:08 November 2001 Dance Hits Elvis Presley 110 I Want You, I Need You, I Love You 2:37 The Number One Hits Elvis Presley 111 Love Me Tender 2:46 The Number One Hits Elvis Presley 112 All Shook Up 1:58 The Number One Hits Elvis Presley 113 Teddy Bear 1:48 The Number One Hits Elvis Presley 114 Jailhouse Rock 2:26 The Number One Hits Elvis Presley 115 A Big Hunk O' Love 2:11 The Number One Hits Elvis Presley 116 Stuck On You 2:16 The Number One Hits Elvis Presley 117 Good Luck Charm 2:24 The Number One Hits Elvis Presley 118 Loving You 2:17 Rock And Roll Mix Elvis Presley 119 Bye Bye Love 2:23 Rock & Roll: The Legendery Years Everly Brothers 120 Wake Up Little Susie 2:02 Rock & Roll: The Legendery Years Everly Brothers 121 All I Have To Do Is Dream 2:25 1957-1962 [The Everly Brothers] Everly Brothers 122 Claudette 2:15 1957-1962 [The Everly Brothers] Everly Brothers 123 This Little Girl Of Mine 2:18 1957-1962 [The Everly Brothers] Everly Brothers 124 Ain't That A Shame 2:34 Rock & Roll: The Legendery Years Fats Domino 125 Blueberry Hill 2:23 Rock & Roll: The Legendery Years Fats Domino 126 I'm In Love Again 2:00 Rock & Roll: The Legendery Years Fats Domino 127 I'm Walkin' 2:15 Rock & Roll: The Legendery Years Fats Domino 128 In The Still Of The Night 3:06 13 Of The Best Doo Wop Love Songs Five Satins 129 I Only Have Eyes For You 3:22 13 Of The Best Doo Wop Love Songs Flamingos 130 Float On 11:45 Old Songs From The Old School Vol 4 Floaters 131 Reach Out I'll Be There 3:03 Essential Collection: Four Tops Four Tops 132 I Can't Help Myself (Sugar Pie Honey … 2:44 Forrest Gump (Disc 1) Four Tops 133 Love And Marriage 2:39 The Best Of The Capitol Years Frank Sinatra 50's - 60's Mix Page 5 of 8 Name Time Album Artist 134 Why Do Fools Fall In Love 2:20 Rock & Roll: The Legendery Years Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers 135 Can't Take My Eyes Off You 3:23 Rhino Hi-Five: Valentine's Day Songs 1 Frankie Valli 136 Can't Take My Eyes Off You 3:23 Anthology Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons 137 Big Girls Don't Cry 2:26 Rock & Roll: The Legendary Years Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons 138 Sherry (LP Version) 2:32 The Very Best Of Frankie Valli & The 4… Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons 139 My Eyes Adored You
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