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Summer Songs.Qxd Special Issue THE TOP SUMMER SONGS OF ALL TIME 1. SURFIN’ U.S.A.- Beach Boys 63 51. AQUARIUS / LET THE SUN SHINE IN - 5th Dimension 69 2. UNDER THE BOARDWALK - Drifters 64 52. GRAZING IN THE GRASS - Friends Of Distinction 69 / Hugh Masekela 68 3. HOT FUN IN THE SUMMERTIME - Sly and the Family Stone 69 53. ROCK THE BOAT - Hues Corporation 74 4. IN THE SUMMERTIME - Mungo Jerry 70 54. COME ON DOWN TO MY BOAT - Every Mother’s Son 67 5. SUMMERTIME - Billy Stewart 66 55. INDIAN LAKE - Cowsills 68 6. SUMMERTIME, SUMMERTIME - Jamies 58 56. RIDE CAPTAIN RIDE - Blues Image 70 7. SUMMER IN THE CITY - Lovin’ Spoonful 66 57. BRANDY (YOU’RE A FINE GIRL) - Looking Glass 72 8. SUMMER NIGHTS - Olivia Newton-John & John Travolta 78 58. SLOOP JOHN B / YOU’RE SO GOOD TO ME - Beach Boys 66 9. SUMMERTIME BLUES - Eddie Cochran 58 / Blue Cheer 68 / The Who 71 59. MIAMI - Will Smith 99 10. THOSE LAZY-HAZY-CRAZY DAYS OF SUMMER - Nat “King” Cole 63 60. DAYDREAM - Lovin’ Spoonful 66 11. HERE COMES SUMMER - Jerry Keller 59 61. CATCH A WAVE - Beach Boys 64 12. SURF CITY - Jan and Dean 63 62. GOOD DAY SUNSHINE - Beatles 66 13. WIPE OUT / SURFER JOE - Surfaris 63 63. CARIBBEAN QUEEN (NO MORE LOVE ON THE RUN) - Billy Ocean 84 14. HEAT WAVE - Martha and the Vandellas 63 / Linda Ronstadt 75 64. SUMMERTIME SUMMERTIME - Nocera 87 15. PARADISE BY THE DASHBOARD LIGHT - Meat Loaf 78 65. PLEASE DON’T TALK TO THE LIFEGUARD - Diane Ray / Andrea Carroll 63 16. REMEMBER (WALKIN’ IN THE SAND) - Shangri-Las 64 66. I WANNA BE A LIFEGUARD - Blotto 80 17. ITSY BITSY TEENIE WEENIE YELLOW POLKA DOT BIKINI - Brian Hyland 60 67. HOLIDAY ROAD - Lindsey Buckingham 83 18. SURFIN’ SAFARI / 409 - Beach Boys 62 68. SUMMER OF ‘69 - Bryan Adams 85 19. KOKOMO - Beach Boys 88 69. THE BOYS OF SUMMER - Don Henley 84 20. PALISADES PARK - Freddie Cannon 62 70. THE LITTLE OLD LADY (FROM PASADENA) - Jan and Dean 64 21. LET’S TWIST AGAIN - Chubby Checker 61 71. LITTLE HONDA - Hondells / Beach Boys 64 22. BEYOND THE SEA - Bobby Darin 60 72. I LIVE FOR THE SUN - Sunrays 65 23. SEA CRUISE - Frankie Ford 59 73. TELL ‘EM I’M SURFIN’ - Fantastic Baggys 64 24. PIPELINE - Chantays 63 74. ESCAPE (THE PINA COLADA SONG) - Rupert Holmes 79 25. BEACH BABY - First Class 74 75. SUMMER MADNESS - Kool and the Gang 75 26. SATURDAY IN THE PARK - Chicago 72 76. LITTLE DEUCE COUPE - Beach Boys 63 27. DANCING IN THE STREET - Martha and the Vandellas 64 77. POISON IVY - Coasters 59 28. I GET AROUND / DON’T WORRY BABY - Beach Boys 64 78. C’MON AND SWIM - Bobby Freeman 64 29. VACATION - Go-Go’s 82 79. BUS STOP - Hollies 66 30. WILDWOOD DAYS - Bobby Rydell 63 / Dovells 63 80. GIRL WATCHER - O’Kaysions 68 31. A SUMMER SONG - Chad and Jeremy 64 81. UP-UP AND AWAY - 5TH Dimension 67 32. 4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) - Bruce Springsteen 73 82. SUNNY AFTERNOON - Kinks 66 33. CALIFORNIA GIRLS - Beach Boys 65 / David Lee Roth 85 83. THE TIDE IS HIGH - Blondie 80 / Paragons 68 34. GTO - Ronny and the Daytonas 64 84. WE’LL SING IN THE SUNSHINE - Gale Garnett 64 35. FUN FUN FUN - Beach Boys 64 85. SUNSHINE SUPERMAN - Donovan 66 36. GROOVIN’ - Young Rascals 67 86. HERE COMES THAT RAINY DAY FEELING AGAIN - Fortunes 71 37. WOULDN’T IT BE NICE - Beach Boys 83 87. CALIFORNIA NIGHTS - Lesley Gore 67 38. WALKING ON SUNSHINE - Katrina and the Waves 85 88. HOT SUMMER NIGHTS - Night 79 39. CRUEL SUMMER - Bananarama 84 / Ace Of Base 98 89. THE SUMMER IS MAGIC - Playahitty 94 40. GOOD VIBRATIONS - Beach Boys 66 90. SUMMER SUMMER - Loft 94 41. SUMMERTIME - D.J. Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince 91 91. HITCHIN’ A RIDE - Vanity Fare 70 42. ALL SUMMER LONG - Beach Boys 64 92. HAWAII 5-0 - Ventures 69 43. KISSIN’ TIME - Bobby Rydell 59 93. ROCK LOBSTER - B-52’s 80 44. SEE YOU IN SEPTEMBER - Happenings 66 / Tempos 59 94. ROCKAWAY BEACH - Ramones 77 45. HELP ME RHONDA - Beach Boys 65 95. SUMMER MEANS FUN - Bruce and Terry 64 46. CALIFORNIA SUN - Rivieras 64 / Joe Jones 61 96. HELLO MUDDAH, HELLO FADDAH! (A LETTER FROM CAMP) - Allan Sherman 63 47. SURFIN’ BIRD - Trashmen 63 97. IN THE GOOD OLD SUMMERTIME - Traditional 48. SHORT SHORTS - Royal Teens 58 98. VACATION - Connie Francis 62 49. CHICK-A-BOOM (DON’T YA JUS LOVE IT) - Daddy Dewdrop 71 99. SCHOOL IS OUT - Gary U.S. Bonds 61 50. HOT HOT HOT - Arrow 84 / Buster Poindexter 87 100.SCHOOL’S OUT - Alice Cooper 72 TOP SUMMER BALLADS OF ALL TIME 1. SUMMER WIND - Frank Sinatra 66 22. TRUE LOVE - Bing Crosby and Grace Kelly 56 2. SURFER GIRL - Beach Boys 63 23. LOVE IS A MANY SPLENDORED THING - Four Aces 55 3. ONE SUMMER NIGHT - Danleers 58 24. STRANGER ON THE SHORE - Mr. Acker Bilk 62 4. SO MUCH IN LOVE - Tymes 63 25. SUMMER RAIN - Johnny Rivers 67 5. SUMMERTIME - Billie Holiday 36 / Sarah Vaughan 57 26. OLD CAPE COD - Patti Page 57 6. THEME FROM A SUMMER PLACE - Percy Faith 60 27. MOON RIVER - Henry Mancini / Jerry Butler / Andy Williams 61 7. SUMMER BREEZE - Seals and Crofts 72 8. SEALED WITH A KISS - Brian Hyland 62 / Bobby Vinton 72 28. MOONLIGHT COCKTAIL - Glenn Miller 42 / Rivieras 60 9. WONDERFUL SUMMER - Robin Ward 63 29. THEME FROM “SUMMER OF 42" - Peter Nero 71 10. MY SUMMER LOVE - Ruby and the Romantics 63 30. JERSEY GIRL - Bruce Springsteen 84 11. THAT SUNDAY, THAT SUMMER - Nat “King” Cole 63 31. IMAGE OF A GIRL - Safaris - 60 12. SUMMER - War 76 32. THREE COINS IN THE FOUNTAIN - Four Aces / Frank Sinatra 54 13. MOONLIGHT SERENADE - Glenn Miller 39 / Rivieras 59 33. NEVER DREAMED YOU’D LEAVE IN SUMMER - Stevie Wonder 71 14. SITTING IN THE PARK - Billy Stewart 65 34. SEA OF LOVE - Phil Phillips 59 / Honeydrippers 84 15. SUMMER’S GONE - Paul Anka 60 35. GRADUATION DAY - Four Freshmen 56 / Rover Boys 56 / Beach Boys 64 16. CONEY ISLAND BABY - Excellents 62 36. MOMENTS TO REMEMBER - Four Lads 55 / Vogues 69 17. WHEN I FALL IN LOVE - Nat “King” Cole 57 18. SUMMER (THE FIRST TIME) - Bobby Goldsboro 73 37. MICHAEL - Highwaymen 61 19. LOVE LETTERS IN THE SAND - Pat Boone 57 38. DON’T LET THE SUN CATCH YOU CRYING - Gerry and the Pacemakers 64 20. MOONGLOW AND THEME FROM PICNIC - Morris Stoloff 56 39. WHERE THE BOYS ARE - Connie Francis 61 21. LOVER’S ISLAND - Blue Jays 61 40. IT’S SUMMER - Temptations 71 THE TOP SUMMER SONGS WERE COMPILED BY ED ROTHSCHILD (DJ WILD WORM) WITH THE ASISTANCE OF BILL OLB. EJR ENT. • 35-13 LENOX DRIVE • FAIR LAWN, NJ 07410 • 201-796-5119 • FAX: 201-703-5365 MORE GREAT SUMMER SONGS 39-21-46 - Showmen 63 PRETTY GIRLS EVERYWHERE - Eugene Church 59 4TH OF JULY - X 87 QUEEN OF THE BEACH - Carole King 59 A BEAUTIFUL MORNING - Rascals 68 RAINING IN THE SUMMERTIME - Alarm 87 ACTION - Freddie Cannon 65 RED RUBBER BALL / TURN DOWN DAY - Cyrkle 66 AFTERNOON DELIGHT - Starland Vocal Band 76 RIDE THE WILD SURF / SIDEWALK SURFIN’ / MOVE OUT LITTLE MUSTANG- Jan and Dean 64 ALMOST SUMMER - Celebration feat. Mike Love 78 SAIL ON - Commodores 79 ALWAYS THE SUN - Stranglers 87 SAILING - Christopher Cross 80 ANOTHER PARK, ANOTHER SUNDAY - Doobie Brothers 74 SAN FRANCISCO (BE SURE TO WEAR SOME FLOWERS IN YOUR HAIR) - Scott McKenzie 67 ANYWHERE THE GIRLS ARE / ALONE ON THE BEACH - Fantastic Baggys 64 SAN FRANCISCO GIRLS / COME WITH ME (RAIN SONG) - Fever Tree 68 BAD CASE OF LOVING YOU (DOCTOR, DOCTOR) - Robert Palmer 79 SAN FRANCISCAN NIGHTS - Eric Burdon and the Animals 67 BARBIE GIRL - Aqua 97 SANDY - Hollies 75 BEACH BALL - City Surfers 64 SAVE YOUR HEART FOR ME / GREEN GRASS - Gary Lewis and the Playboys 66 BEACH BALL - Nalin & Kane 97 SEX ON THE BEACH - T-Spoon 98 BEACH GIRL / SURFIN’ CRAZE / SUMMER U.S.A. - Rip Chords 64 SHE LETS HER HAIR DOWN (EARLY IN THE MORNING) - Tokens 69 BEACH PARTY - Annette 64 SHE RIDES WITH ME - The G.T.O.’s 66 BEAUTIFUL GIRLS 79 / SUMMER NIGHT 86 - Van Halen SHUT DOWN - Beach Boys 63 BEAUTIFUL SUNDAY - Daniel Boone 72 (SITTIN’ ON) THE DOCK OF THE BAY - Otis Redding 68 BLAME IT ON THE BOOGIE - Jacksons 78 SOFT SUMMER BREEZE / CANADIAN SUNSET - Eddie Heywood 56 BOYS (SUMMERTIME LOVE) - Sabrina 88 SPILL THE WINE - Eric Burdon and War 70 BY THE BEAUTIFUL SEA - Traditional STAY AND LOVE ME ALL SUMMER - Brian Hyland 69 CALIFORNIA LOVE - 2 Pac feat. Dr. Dre 96 STICK SHIFT - Duals 61 CENTERFIELD - John Fogerty 85 STONED SOUL PICNIC - 5th Dimension 68 CLOUDY SUMMER AFTERNOON (RAINDROPS) - Barry McGuire 66 SUDDENLY LAST SUMMER - Motels 83 COCO JAMBOO - Mr. President 97 SUMMER AND LIGHTNING - Electric Light Orchestra 77 COME ON SUNSHINE - Gil and Johnny 66 SUMMER BUNNIES - R. Kelly 94 COME SAIL AWAY - Styx 77 SUMMER FEVER - Donna Summer 76 CRUSIN’ MUSIC - Raspberries 74 SUMMER LOVE - Musique 78 DANCIN’ PARTY - Chubby Checker 62 SUMMER MEANS NEW LOVE - Beach Boys 65 DANCING IN THE STREET - Mick Jagger and David Bowie 85 SUMMER NIGHT - Chimes 60 DO IT AGAIN 68 / DARLIN’ 67 / I CAN HEAR MUSIC 69 - Beach Boys SUMMER NIGHTS - Marianne Faithful 64 DON’T BACK DOWN - Beach Boys 65 SUMMER NIGHTS - Solina 95 DOUBLE BARREL - Dave and Ansil Collins 71 SUMMER OF LOVE - B-52’s 86 DOWN BY THE OCEAN - Exceptions 65 SUMMER OF LOVE - Ondina 97 DOWN ON THE BEACH - Drifters 75 SUMMER ROMANCE - Rolling Stones 80 DREAM A LITTLE DREAM OF ME - Mama Cass 66 SUMMER SAMBA (SO NICE) - Walter Wanderly 66 DRIVE ALL NIGHT - Elliot Murphy - 77 SUMMER SAND - Dawn 71 ECHO BEACH - Martha and the Muffins 80 SUMMER WINE - Nancy Sinatra 67 EMPTY BEACH - Tricia Leigh Fisher 90 SUMMER’S COMIN’ - Kirby St.
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