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5Th Dimension Archies Marvin Gaye Rolling Stones 1969 AQUARIUS /L ET THE SUNSHINE IN 5th Dimension Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: SUGAR , SUGAR Archies Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: I HEARD IT THROUGH THE GRAPEVINE Marvin Gaye Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: HONKY TONK WOMEN Rolling Stones Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: GET BACK Beatles Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: CRIMSON & CLOVER Tommy James & The Shondelles Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: DIZZY Tommy Roe Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: COME TOGETHER Beatles Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: SUSPICIOUS MINDS Elvis Presley Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: LEAVING ON A JETPLANE Peter, Paul,& Mary Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: WEDDING BELL BLUES 5th Dimension Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: NA NA HEY HEY (K ISS HIM GOODBYE ) Steam Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: 1968 HEY JUDE Beatles Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: LOVE IS BLUE Paul Mauriat Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: (S ITTIN ’ ON) THE DOCK OF THE BAY Otis Redding Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: HONEY Bobby Goldsboro Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: PEOPLE GOT TO BE FREE Rascals Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: THIS GUY ’S IN LOVE WITH YOU Herb Alpert Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: MRS . ROBINSON Simon & Garfunkel Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: HARPER VALLEY PTA Jeannie C. Riley Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: TIGHTEN UP Archie Ball & The Drells Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: JUDY IN DISGUISE (WITH GLASSES ) John Fred & His Band Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: HELLO , I LOVE YOU Doors Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: HELLO GOODBYE Beatles Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: 1967 I’ M A BELIEVER Monkees Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: TO SIR , WITH LOVE Lulu Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: THE LETTER Box Tops Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: LIGHT MY FIRE Doors Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: HAPPY TOGETHER Turtles Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: WINDY Association Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: GROOVIN ’ Young Rascals Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: DAYDREAM BELIEVER Monkees Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: RESPECT Aretha Franklin Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: RUBY TUESDAY Rolling Stones Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE Beatles Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: PENNY LANE Beatles Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: 1966 THE BALLAD OF THE GREEN BERETS Ssgt. Barry Sadler Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: (Y OU ’RE MY) SOUL AND INSPIRATION Righteous Brothers Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: GOOD VIBRATIONS Beach Boys Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: CHERISH Association Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: WE CAN WORK IT OUT Beatles Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: MONDAY , MONDAY Mamas & Papas Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: REACH OUT , I’ LL BE THERE Four Tops Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: YOU CAN ’T HURRY LOVE Supremes Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: SUMMER IN THE CITY Lovin’ Spoonful Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: SOUNDS OF SILENCE Simon & Garfunkel Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: GOOD LOVIN ’ Young Rascals Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: WILD THING Troggs Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: 1965 (I CAN ’T GET NO) SATISFACTION Rolling Stones Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: YOU ’VE LOST THAT LOVIN ’ FEELIN ’ Righteous Brothers Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: DOWNTOWN Petula Clark Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: I CAN ’T HELP MYSELF Four Tops Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: HELP Beatles Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: YESTERDAY Beatles Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: TURN ! TURN ! TURN ! Byrds Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: STOP ! IN THE NAME OF LOVE Supremes Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: I GOT YOU BABE Sonny & Cher Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: MY GIRL Temptations Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: HELP ME, RHONDA Beach Boys Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: MR. TAMBORINE MAN Byrds Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: 1964 I WANT TO HOLD YOUR HAND Beatles Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: SHE LOVES YOU Beatles Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: HELLO , DOLLY ! Louis Armstrong Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: OH, PRETTY WOMAN Roy Orbison Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: WHERE DID OUR LOVE GO Supremes Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: I GET AROUND Beach Boys Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: BABY LOVE Supremes Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: MY GUY Mary Wells Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: DO WAH DIDDY DIDDY Manfred Mann Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: A HARD DAY ’S NIGHT Beatles Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: CAN ’T BUY ME LOVE Beatles Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: CHAPEL OF LOVE Dixie Cups Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: 1963 SUGAR SHACK Jimmy Gilmer & The Fireballs Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: HEY PAULA Paul & Paula Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: BLUE VELVET Bobby Vinton Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: HE’S SO FINE Chiffons Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: DOMINIQUE The Singing Nun Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: I WILL FOLLOW HIM Little Peggy March Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: MY BOYFRIEND ’S BACK Angels Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: GO AWAY LITTLE GIRL Steve Lawrence Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: SUKIYAKI Kyu Sakamoto Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: WALK LIKE A MAN Four Seasons Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: IT’S MY PARTY Lesley Gore Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: SURF CITY Jan & Dean Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: 1962 I CAN ’T STOP LOVING YOU Ray Charles Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: THE TWIST Chubby Checker Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: BIG GIRLS DON ’T CRY Four Seasons Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: SHERRY Four Seasons Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: JOHNNY ANGEL Shelley Fabares Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: THE LION SLEEPS TONIGHT Tokens Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: SOLDIER BOY Shirelles Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: DUKE OF EARL Gene Chandler Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: HEY ! BABY Bruce Channell Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: THE LOCO -MOTION Little Eva Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: BREAKING UP IN HARD TO DO Neil Sedaka Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: MONSTER MASH Boris Pickett & The Crypt Kickers Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: 1961 TOSSIN ’ AND TURNIN ’ Bobby Lewis Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: ARE YOU LONESOME TONIGHT ? Elvis Presley Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: BIG BAD JOHN Jimmy Dean Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: RUNAWAY Del Shannon Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: WILL YOU LOVE ME TOMORROW Shirelles Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: MICHAEL Highwaymen Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: TRAVELIN ’ MAN Ricky Nelson Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: RUNAROUND SUE Dion Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: BLUE MOON Marcels Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: TAKE GOOD CARE OF MY BABY Bobby Vee Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: PLEASE MR. POSTMAN Marvelettes Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: HIT THE ROAD JACK Ray Charles Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: 1960 THE THEME FROM “A SUMMER PLACE ” Percy Faith Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: IT’S NOW OR NEVER Elvis Presley Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: I’ M SORRY Brenda Lee Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: CATHY ’S CLOWN Everly Brothers Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: THE TWIST Chubby Checker Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: STUCK ON YOU Elvis Presley Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: SAVE THE LAST DANCE FOR ME Drifters Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: EVERYBODY ’S SOMEBODY ’S FOOL Connie Francis Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: TEEN ANGEL Mark Dinning Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: ITSY BITSY TEENIE WEENIE YELLOW POLKA Brian Hyland DOT BIKINI Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: GEORGIA ON MY MIND Ray Charles Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: STAY Maurice Williams & The Zodiacs Chart Run: Top 40: Top 10: #1: .
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