100 Hits of the early 1960's (R&B/Pop/Soul) $3.99 ~ Amazon MP3 Download

Thank you. Lots of good old music that will help us when we play trivia!

Yep, and every time I hear Hey! Baby it reminds me of the summer at Kellerman's.

Although it isn't on this list, Anna by Arthur Alexander would be included in my top 100 of the early 60's

"I Fall To Pieces" is skipping every time I play the sample...

Some really great OLDIES and cheap. Very slick. Repped and TU.

you old fogeys...

Damn, you guys are old.

This goes good with puddin and prune juice.

Quote from Kiev : Although it isn't on this list, Anna by Arthur Alexander would be included in my top 100 of the early 60's

Also covered by the Beatles..... AND was the subject on a early Married with Children episode.... I do like the original by Alexander best...

Quote from Genius4sho : Damn, you guys are old. This goes good with puddin and prune juice.

before Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, B, A, Start there was:
comma comma down doo be do down down.

You can't convince me it is not comma!


I used to always have to choose between Running Bear and Purple people eater on the 8 track. I hated whoever designed that 4 song at a time system. At least I didn't have to reset the record when shooting pool in the basement though.... or maybe it was the streak. Boogity boogity!

Quote from Yosemity : Also covered by the Beatles..... AND was the subject on a early Married with Children episode.... I do like the original by Alexander best...

hah funny thing is, I am in my twenties, I only know about the song because of Married with Children. Never even heard the Beatles version before that.

How long are music copyrights? I thought it was 50 years. I know music from the 40's is public domain, and am wondering if some from the 60's and especially the 50's are public domain now.

Quote from Marceille : How long are music copyrights? I thought it was 50 years. I know music from the 40's is public domain, and am wondering if some from the 60's and especially the 50's are public domain now.

Googled around a bit. Depends on the country, year, and publisher and I don't see anything about all 40s music being public domain. Seems like 95 years copyright maximum after published for those time periods.

http://www.pdinfo.com/Copyright-L...ht-Law.php

Definitely a Slick Deal. Thanks, Repped.