Position | Artist | Title |
---|---|---|
01 | Jim Reeves | Distant Drums |
02 | Frank Sinatra | Strangers In The Night |
03 | The Beatles | Yellow Submarine / Eleanor Rigby |
04 | The Four Tops | Reach Out I'll Be There |
05 | Nancy Sinatra | These Boots Are Made For Walkin' |
06 | The Walker Brothers | The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore |
07 | Tom Jones | Green Green Grass Of Home |
08 | The Kinks | Sunny Afternoon |
09 | Troggs | With A Girl Like You |
10 | Manfred Mann | Pretty Flamingo |
11 | Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass | Spanish Flea |
12 | The Beach Boys | Good Vibrations |
13 | The Beatles | Day Tripper / We Can Work It Out |
14 | The Beach Boys | God Only Knows |
15 | The Spencer Davis Group | Keep On Running |
16 | The Beatles | Paperback Writer |
17 | The Mindbenders | Groovy Kind Of Love |
18 | Chris Farlowe | Out Of Time |
19 | The Small Faces | All Or Nothing |
20 | The Beach Boys | Sloop John B |
21 | The Spencer Davis Group | Somebody Help Me |
22 | Dusty Springfield | You Don't Have To Say You Love Me |
23 | The Overlanders | Michelle |
24 | The New Vaudeville Band | Winchester Cathedral |
25 | Dave Dee Dozy Beaky Mick & Tich | Hold Tight |
26 | Roy Orbison | Too Soon To Know |
27 | Los Bravos | Black Is Black |
28 | The Who | I'm A Boy |
29 | Dave Dee Dozy Beaky Mick & Tich | Bend It! |
30 | The Rolling Stones | Paint It, Black |
31 | Dave Berry | Mama |
32 | Crispian St Peters | You Were On My Mind |
33 | The Lovin' Spoonful | Daydream |
34 | Troggs | I Can't Control Myself |
35 | The Mamas & The Papas | Monday Monday |
36 | Ike & Tina Turner | River Deep, Mountain High |
37 | The Hollies | I Can't Let Go |
38 | The Hollies | Stop Stop Stop |
39 | Georgie Fame & The Blue Flames | Get Away |
40 | Percy Sledge | When A Man Loves A Woman |
41 | Troggs | Wild Thing |
42 | Gene Pitney | Nobody Needs Your Love |
43 | The Merseys | Sorrow |
44 | Manfred Mann | Semi-Detached Suburban Mr James |
45 | The Bachelors | Sound Of Silence |
46 | Chris Montez | The More I See You |
47 | Val Doonican | What Would I Be |
48 | The Spencer Davis Group | Gimme Some Loving |
49 | The Small Faces | Sha La La La Lee |
50 | Eddy Arnold | Make The World Go Away |
51 | The Sandpipers | Guantanamera |
52 | The Rolling Stones | Nineteenth Nervous Breakdown |
53 | Cher | Bang Bang |
54 | Paul Jones | High Time |
55 | The Supremes | You Can't Hurry Love |
56 | Cliff Richard | Wind Me Up (Let Me Go) |
57 | The Beach Boys | Barbara Ann |
58 | David & Jonathan | Lovers Of The World Unite |
59 | Crispian St Peters | Pied Piper |
60 | Ken Dodd | Promises |
61 | The Kinks | Dedicated Follower Of Fashion |
62 | The Walker Brothers | My Ship Is Coming In |
63 | The Four Seasons | Let's Hang On |
64 | The Who | Substitute |
65 | Val Doonican | Elusive Butterfly |
66 | Napoleon XIV | They're Coming To Take Me Away Ha-Haa |
67 | The Yardbirds | Shapes Of Things |
68 | Cliff Richard | Visions |
69 | Sonny & Cher | Little Man |
70 | Petula Clark | I Couldn't Live Without Your Love |
71 | The Seekers | The Carnival Is Over |
72 | Herman's Hermits | A Must To Avoid |
73 | Ken Dodd | The River |
74 | Lee Dorsey | Holy Cow |
75 | Cilla Black | Love's Just A Broken Heart |
76 | The Seekers | Morningtown Ride |
77 | Dusty Springfield | All I See Is You |
78 | Elvis Presley | Love Letters |
79 | Cilla Black | Don't Answer Me |
80 | Gene Pitney | Backstage |
81 | The Easybeats | Friday On My Mind |
82 | Roy C | Shotgun Wedding |
83 | The Hollies | Bus Stop |
84 | Bob Lind | Elusive Butterfly |
85 | The Lovin' Spoonful | Summer In The City |
86 | Simon & Garfunkel | Homeward Bound |
87 | Bobby Darin | If I Were A Carpenter |
88 | Petula Clark | My Love |
89 | Herman's Hermits | No Milk Today |
90 | The Seekers | Walk With Me |
91 | Cilla Black | Alfie |
92 | Alan Price Set | Hi-Lili Hi-Lo |
93 | The Small Faces | My Mind's Eye |
94 | Dave Dee Dozy Beaky Mick & Tich | Hideaway |
95 | Mike Sammes Singers | Somewhere My Love |
96 | Otis Redding | My Girl |
97 | The Animals | Don't Bring Me Down |
98 | Lee Dorsey | Working In The Coalmine |
99 | The Kinks | Till The End Of The Day |
100 | The Rolling Stones | Have You Seen Your Mother Baby Standing In The Shadow |
Wednesday, 21 December 2016
1966 - a Year of Hits
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Although I was born 2 years later, I know at least half of these songs, because my parents (esp. my Dad) loved listening to pop music on the radio plus they had a nice collection of 5" records which were often played at home. As soon as my sister and I learned to handle the record player, we would take charge of the collection.
ReplyDeleteThe only time I was in hospital before 2010 was when I was 9 years old - too young to lust after dishy young doctors!
Being in a hospital is never any fun, i can only imagine how boring it could be for a teen boy. Yes, i do remember a good many of these songs.
ReplyDeleteWow - I was born in 1966 and I know most of those songs! Thank goodness they keep playing them. I like Phil Collins' version of "Groovy Kind of Love". My dad was a huge Beach Boys fan. Good to see Frank Sinatra on that list! What a crooner!
ReplyDeleteIn 1966 I was 11 years old. It may have been around that age I got my first own transistor radio and was able to start listening a bit to Radio Luxemburg. I do remember some of these songs, but in 1966 I had only just started learning English at school, so it probably wasn't until a couple of years later that I was able to understand any of the lyrics... I do remember my dad grumbling about the Beatles' long hair. Looking back at early photos of them now though, they look very neat compared to what was to come!
ReplyDeleteIn '66 I was 13 and loved listening to my transistor radio and had my favorite DJs on Chicago WLS station where my friends and I would go and visit. I remember many of the songs on your list although singing them would not be a good idea! Folks stayed longer in the hospital during that time than they do today. I was never a patient in a hospital until much older but I was a volunteer as a teenager and took books and newspapers as well as working in the hospital snack bar. Now I spend all my days in the hospital but atleast I do get paid to be there! Hope you have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year...happy first day of winter!
ReplyDeleteWhat? No Monkees? 1966 was the year my little sister was born, so I remember a great many of these songs, we would dance around with her as a baby!
ReplyDeleteTwo songs I am thinking about... "Downtown" by Petula Clark and "Summer In The City" by The Lovin Spoonful. Lots of hits in 66!