All the squares, go home!


#206.



Sly & the Family Stone - "Dance to the Music" / "Life"

Year: 1968

US Chart Position: #8 (DTTM) / #93 (Life)

UK Chart Position: #7 / #89 in '87

Acclaimed Music Ranking: #13 (year), #86 (decade), #227 (all-time)

Can Be Most Easily Found On: Greatest Hits

Ranked Highest By: Velocity (#14)




Oh no, she looks so good
Oh no, she's made out of wood


#205.



The Velvet Underground - "White Light / White Heat" / "Here She Comes Now"

Year: 1967

US Chart Position: n/a

UK Chart Position: n/a

Acclaimed Music Ranking: #44 (year), #385 (decade), #1871 (all-time)

Can Be Most Easily Found On: White Light / White Heat

Ranked Highest By: Nic (#2)

this makes me nostalgic for when Queen Latifah was black.

no kidding, my 55 year old dad has the hots for her. My mom is well aware.

Inflation no chance
To increase finance
Bills pile up sky high
Send that boy off to die


#204.



Marvin Gaye - "Inner City Blues (Makes Me Wanna Holler)" / "Wholy Holy"

Year: 1971

US Chart Position: #9 Pop / #1 R&B

UK Chart Position: n/a

Acclaimed Music Ranking: #24 (year), #195 (decade), #858 (all-time)

Can Be Most Easily Found On: What's Going On

Ranked Highest By: The Eyes (#10)

"I fell."


#203.



Jimi Hendrix - "Foxy Lady" / "Hey Joe"

Year: 1967

US Chart Position: #67

UK Chart Position: #6

Acclaimed Music Ranking: #34 (year), #226 (decade), #907 (all-time) (FL) / #14 (year), #88 (decade), #230 (all-time)

Rank on Our All-Time Singles List: Would've been #923 (FL) / #534 (HJ)

Can Be Most Easily Found On: Are You Experienced?

Ranked Highest By: Whichonespink (#42)

[quote name='waylon jennings' date='Apr 24 2006, 10:46 PM' post='72880']
Swamp Dogg - "Sam Stone"

Year: 1972

US Chart Position: n/a

UK Chart Position: n/a

Acclaimed Music Ranking: n/a

Can Be Most Easily Found On: Cuffed, Collraed & Tagged

Ranked Highest By: D Dewey (#2)
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This is a great song. I can't believe I haven't heard it before.
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Actually I'd never heard this version. It was origianlly written and performed by one of my favorites...John Prine.

The Association - Along Comes Mary video

Sly And The Family Stone - Everyday People/Dance To The Music video from Ed Sullivan

Jimi Hendrix - Foxy Lady video on Maui 1970

Blows the fuck out of Badfinger. Good job, SOMBies.

"Without You" sounds like an Air Supply song.

Without You should have been higher. An incredible version of an amazing song. And I dig Badfinger's version a lot as well.

I thought I heard a little bit of country in there -- an update of the Ballad of Ira Hayes, basically.

Because 90% of it is flat-out corny, that's why.

And this is exhibit A:



I rest my case.

Computer says no.

EXACTLY. Most of the good stuff was released on a 45, either here in the U.S. or in the U.K. There's like 10 pieces of crapola for every good song McCartney released.

MY LOVE. LET 'EM IN. EBONY & IVORY (well-meaning crapola, but crapola nonetheless). SILLY LOVE SONGS...

Just listen to these albums: "WILD LIFE." "RED ROSE SPEEDWAY." "BACK TO THE EGG." "McCARTNEY II." "PIPES OF PEACE." "PRESS TO PLAY." "GIVE MY REGARDS TO BROAD STREET." If it wasn't for a few CD-era bonus tracks, NONE of these discs would have anything worth hearing.

Some of the 'good' albums haven't aged well. "Tug of War," "Flowers In The Dirt," "Flaming Pie"...these were supposed to be comeback albums, but I don't hear it. A few good tracks here and there, but these aren't solid albums. "Band on the Run" has a few duds but it's still his best album of originals. I actually prefer "Run Devil Run," 'cause even in his late 50's and early 60's, Paul still has the chops to rock out.

Thus, the 2 CD collection that started this discussion is the one to have! OK...enough talk about those loveable moptops.

I'll spin "The Mess" (flip of "My Love") or "Hi Hi Hi" or "Give Ireland Back To The Irish" before I'll give turntable time to "Goodnight Tonight" or "Take It Away" or "With A Little Luck."

Although I do kinda like "Helen Wheels" - that is one SICK rockabilly guitar riff running through that song...

I can't listen to "Past, Present and Future" without thinking of Derek and Clive's "The Horn".

A recap before 200 would be swell.

Ok, so some random thoughts on the list so far.

The Doris Duke track is killer. I had never heard this before but I was listening to this on the way to school this morning and I was just spellbound. I sat at a green light at the top of my street for a moment I was so distracted.

I also wasn't familiar with Jackie Wilson Said. I have neglected most of Van Morrison's ouvre for a long time, probably because I've been tortured with Brown Eyed Girl non-stop for the past 22 years, but the horn chart on this just had me grinning from ear to ear. Yeah.

The vocal on Travelin' Band is astonishing. I've heard this on the radio like I guess everyone has but there's a difference when you have a good set of headphones on and really hearing the song well for the first time. Shotgun did the same for me. What a just....crazyily exciting track. I want to see Taylor Hicks dance to this shit.

Little Willy is another really good sounding track. My musical background is classical in nature so I really don't know shit about recording but they had something going with this one. Another one of those songs that you're not really familiar with...but you still know, I guess through osmosis or whatever. After the first couple of seconds I knew exactly what was coming in the chorus and I was like "oh yeah.....that song."

Ok.

/rambling

This thread is educating the shit out of me.

yeah, this is a now-forgotten great southern soul single, so i'm not surprised it didn't go a little higher.

maybe you'll like the b-side too.

Thanks, I'll be enjoying this shortly.

Vonzell Solomon, we hardly knew ye


#202.



Aretha Franklin - "Chain of Fools"

Year: 1968

US Chart Position: #2 Pop / #1 R&B

UK Chart Position: #37

Acclaimed Music Ranking: #14 (year), #93 (decade), #242 (all-time)

Can Be Most Easily Found On: Lady Soul

Ranked Highest By: Whichonespink (#9)





"I'm just a little bit concerned, I guess."
"Concerned? About what?"
"Well...about the future."


#201.



Simon & Garfunkel - "The Sound of Silence"

Year: 1965

US Chart Position: #1

UK Chart Positon: n/a

Acclaimed Music Ranking: #17 (year), #83 (decade), #222 (all-time)

Can Be Most Easily Found On: The Best of Simon & Garfunkel

Ranked Highest By: Thresholdofrevelation (#18)

Nice tag or whatever we're calling them. I love that movie and the music in it, but I have to admit by the end of it I'm sick of those same 3 Simon and Garfunkel songs.

I like "April, Come She Will" the most of the songs in that movie. Underrated one.

Recap of the first half:

400 Sir Douglas Quintet She's About a Mover
399 T Rex 20th Century Boy
398 Walker Brothers The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore
397 Seeds Pushin' Too Hard
396 Skatalites The Guns of the Navarone
395 Led Zeppelin Rock & Roll
394 Knickerbockers Lies
393 Stevie Wonder I Was Made to Love Her
392 Curtis Mayfield (Don't Worry) If There's a Hell Below We're All Gonna Go
391 13th Floor Elevators You're Gonna Miss Me
390 Curtis Mayfield Freddie's Dead / The Underground
389 Chocolate Watch Band Let's Talk About Girls
388 Guess Who No Sugar Tonight / New Mother Natrue
387 Dolly Parton Coat of Many Colors
386 Paul Revere & the Raiders Kicks
385 Flirtations Nothing But a Heartache
384 Supremes Reflections
383 Bob Marley & the Wailers Get Up, Stand Up / Slave Driver
382 Los Bravos Black is Black
381 Cat Stevens Peace Train
380 Eddie Floyd Knock on Wood
379 Al Green Love and Happiness
378 Creedence Clearwater Revival Lookin' Out My Back Door
377 Simon & Garfunkel America
376 Serge Gainsborug Ballade de Melody Nelson
375 Yardbirds I'm a Man
374 Turtles She's My Girl
373 Loretta Lynn Coal Miner's Daughter
372 Association Cherish
371 King Harvest Dancing in the Moonlight
370 George Harrison What is Life?
369 Rolling Stones Get Off of My Cloud
368 Foundations Baby, Now That I Found You
367 Roberta Flack & Donnie Hathaway Where is the Love?
366 Jackson Five Never Can Say Goodbye
365 Looking Glass Brandy (You're a Fine Girl)
364 Chuck Wood Seven Days Too Long
363 James Brown Cold Sweat
362 Crazy World of Arthur Brown Fire
361 Persuaders Thin Line Between Love and Hate
360 Smokey Robinson & the Miracles Ooh Baby Baby
359 Creedence Clearwater Revival Have You Ever Seen the Rain? / Hey Tonight
358 Creedence Clearwater Revival Green River
357 Monkees Porpoise Song
356 Curtis Mayfield Superfly
355 Swingin' Medallions Double Shot (of My Baby's Love)
354 Bob Dylan I Want You / Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues (Live)
353 Jefferson Airplane White Rabbit
352 Fugs Frenzy
351 Wilson Pickett Land of 1000 Dances
350 Left Banke She May Call You Up Tonight
349 Stooges Down on the Street / 1970
348 Steely Dan Reeling in the Years
347 Neil Diamond Cracklin' Rosie
346 Moody Blues Nights in White Satin
345 Al Wilson Show and Tell
344 Gilberto Gil Aquele Abraco
343 Velvet Underground What Goes On / Jesus
342 Sonny and Cher I Got You Babe
341 Elvis Presley In the Ghetto
340 Yardbirds Shapes of Things
339 Scott Walker The Seventh Seal / The Old Man's Back Again
338 Lee Hazelwood & Nancy Sinatra Some Velvet Morning
337 Royalettes It's Gonna Take a Miracle
336 Can Spoon
335 Queen Killer Queen
334 Joni Mitchell Help Me
333 Alice Cooper School's Out
332 Raspberries Let's Pretend
331 Simon & Garfunkel Bridge Over Troubled Water / Keep the Customer Satisfied
330 Rolling Stones We Love You / Dandelion
329 Lee Michaels Do You Know What I Mean
328 Who The Kids are All Right / The Ox
327 Beach Boys Long Promised Road / 'Til I Die
326 Moby Grape Omaha
325 Bob Dylan Lay Lady Lay
324 Sam the Sham and the Pharoahs Little Red Riding Hood
323 Arthur Conley Sweet Soul Music
322 Bee Gees To Love Somebody
321 Creation Makin' Time
320 Fontella Bass Rescue Me
319 Kinks Til the End of the Day / Where Have All the Good Times Gone
318 Simon & Garfunkel Cecilia / The Only Living Boy in New York
317 Kinks A Well Respected Man / Nothing in This World Can Stop Me Worryin' 'Bout That Girl
316 John Lennon Imagine
315 Paul Simon Kodachrome
314 Don MacLean American Pie
313 James Brown Call Me Super Bad
312 James Taylor Fire and Rain
311 Zombies I Want You Back Again / I Remember When I Loved Her
310 David Bowie Space Oddity / Wild Eyed Boy from Freecloud
309 Johnny Cash Sunday Morning Come Down
308 Young Rascals How Can I Be Sure?
307 Beach Boys Darlin'
306 Strawberry Alarm Clock Incense and Peppermints
305 Alice Cooper Under My Wheels
304 Young Rascals A Girl Like You
303 Junior Walker & the All-Stars Shotgun
302 Aretha Franklin Rock Steady
301 Frank Zappa & the Mothers of Invention Peaches en Regalia
300 Yardbirds I'm Not Talking
299 Beatles Yesterday
298 Serge Gainsborug Bonnie and Clyde
297 Roy Head Treat Her Right
296 Isley Brothers That Lady
295 MFSB Love is the Message / TSOP (The Sound of Phildelphia)
294 Lovin' Spoonful Daydream
293 Ann Peebles I Can't Stand the Rain
292 Dionne Warwick I Say a Little Prayer
291 Swamp Dogg Sam Stone
290 Olivia Newton-John Have You Never Been Mellow?
289 Byrds It Won't Be Wrong
288 Unit 4 + 2 Concrete and Clay
287 Neil Young Old Man / The Needle and the Damage Done
286 Foster Sylvers Misdemeanor
285 Van Morrison Wild Night
284 Leonard Cohen Suzanne / So Long, Marianne
283 Foundations Build Me Up Buttercup
282 Van Morrison Brown-Eyed Girl
281 Led Zeppelin Communication Breakdown / Good Times, Bad Times
280 Peter & Gordon I Go to Pieces
279 Temptations My Girl
278 Creedence Clearwater Revival Travelin' Band / Who'll Stop the Rain
277 Petula Clark Don’t Sleep in the Subway
276 Jimi Hendrix Voodoo Chile (Slight Return)
275 Norman Greenbaum Spirit in the Sky
274 Johnny Nash I Can See Clearly Now
273 Al Green Here I Am (Come and Take Me)
272 T Rex Metal Guru
271 Nazz Open My Eyes / Hello It's Me
270 Small Faces Tin Soldier / I Feel Much Better
269 Sagittarius My World Fell Down
268 Gordon Lightfoot If You Could Read My Mind
267 Turtles Elenore
266 Chi-Lites Have You Seen Her?
265 Big Star When My Baby's Beside Me / In the Street
264 Shangri-Las Past, Present and Future
263 Kinks Days / She's Got Everything
262 Fleetwood Mac Albatross
261 Sweet Little Willy
260 Doors Love Me Two Times
259 Beatles Hello Goodbye / I Am the Walrus
258 Beach Boys Sloop John B.
257 Bill Withers Ain't No Sunshine
256 Tommy James & the Shondells I Think We're Alone Now
255 Dave Edmunds I Hear You Knockin'
254 Edwin Starr War
253 Classics IV Spooky
252 Stone Poneys Different Drum
251 David Bowie The Jean Genie / Ziggy Stardust
250 Harry Nilsson Jump Into the Fire / The Moobeam Song
249 Paul Revere & the Raiders Steppin' Out
248 Crosby, Stills & Nash Suite: Judy Blue Eyes
247 Focus Hocus Pocus
246 Neil Young Heart of Gold
245 Monkees Last Train to Clarksville
244 Beach Boys Caroline No
243 Them Mystic Eyes
242 Marvin Gaye Trouble Man / Don't Mess With Mr. T
241 Ike & Tina Turner Proud Mary
240 Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell Ain't No Mountain High Enouogh
239 Beach Boys Surf's Up / Don't Go Near the Water
238 Paul Simon Me and Julio Down By the Schoolyard
237 George McCrae Rock Your Baby
236 Marvin Gaye Ain't That Peculiar
235 Van Morrison Jackie Wilson Said (I'm in Heaven When You Smile)
234 Velvet Underground Sunday Morning / Femme Fatale
233 Joni Mitchell Big Yellow Taxi
232 Beau Brummels Laugh, Laugh
231 O'Jays Back Stabbers
230 Neil Young Cinnamon Girl / Sugar Mountain
229 Shuggie Otis Strawberry Letter 23
228 Doris Duke To the Other Woman (I'm the Other Woman) / I Don't Care Anymore
227 Raspberries I Wanna Be With You
226 Young Rascals I Ain't Gonna Eat Out My Heart No More
225 New York Dolls Trash / Personality Crisis
224 Tommy James & the Shondells Crystal Blue Persuasion
223 Small Faces Itchychoo Park
222 Charlie Rich Behind Closed Doors
221 Beach Boys Heroes and Villians / You're Welcome
220 Todd Rundgren Couldn't I Just Tell You
219 Spencer Davis Group I'm a Man
218 Ike & Tina Turner River Deep, Mountain High
217 William DeVaughn Be Thankful for What You Got
216 Paul McCartney Live and Let Die
215 Golden Earring Radar Love
214 Beatles All You Need is Love / Baby You're a Rich Man
213 Frankie Valli Can't Take My Eyes Off of You
212 Hollies Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress
211 Rolling Stones Brown Sugar / Bitch / Let it Rock
210 Chairmen of the Board Give Me Just a Little More Time
209 Sam and Dave Soul Man
208 Harry Nilsson Without You
207 Association Along Comes Mary
206 Sly & the Family Stone Dance to the Music / Life
205 Velvet Underground White Light / White Heat / Here She Comes Now
204 Marvin Gaye Inner City Blues (Makes Me Wanna Holler) / Wholy Holy
203 Jimi Hendrix Foxy Lady / Hey Joe
202 Aretha Franklin Chain of Fools
201 Simon & Garfunkel The Sounds of Silence

Bill, this is the best list you've ever gotten out of the board. Can't wait for pt. 2

I hope Aretha gets more love. Possibly the best singles artist in r&b history.

nay. that's called Jackie fuggin Wilson

That's what it's all about...makes me and I'm sure others feel good!

I'm in for these 17 so far.

Fucking awesome instrumental break outshines the rest of the song...probably the last good thing George Martin ever had a hand in.



Oddly, "Brown Sugar" was the only song I was voting on. I had no idea it was in that EP triad.



I believe they were commissioned to write those tunes very quickly. "Mrs. Robinson" was something Simon had laying around for some time, and had no title for it until they were approached to provide some music.

I love Jackie, but his back-up singers alone keep him from that title.

yeah, word. I mean, I love the rest of the song too, but that break is fuckin' intense

Remember when McCartney was doing Visa commercials in the early 90's? That was the first time I ever heard that instrumental break. They didn't play the rest of the song (and they actually capped the commercial with "My Brave Face," which seemed woefully lame in comparison), but it really did sound awesome at the time. It was another 3 or 4 years before I found it what song it was, and I was surprised it was a James Bond theme.

13 in my 200-101

376 Serge Gainsborug Ballade de Melody Nelson
370 George Harrison What is Life?
348 Steely Dan Reeling in the Years
310 David Bowie Space Oddity / Wild Eyed Boy from Freecloud
263 Kinks Days / She's Got Everything
251 David Bowie The Jean Genie / Ziggy Stardust
250 Harry Nilsson Jump Into the Fire / The Moobeam Song
238 Paul Simon Me and Julio Down By the Schoolyard
235 Van Morrison Jackie Wilson Said (I'm in Heaven When You Smile)
218 Ike & Tina Turner River Deep, Mountain High
211 Rolling Stones Brown Sugar / Bitch / Let it Rock
209 Sam and Dave Soul Man
205 Velvet Underground White Light / White Heat / Here She Comes Now

16 in my top 100:

366 Jackson Five Never Can Say Goodbye
365 Looking Glass Brandy (You're a Fine Girl)
341 Elvis Presley In the Ghetto
331 Simon & Garfunkel Bridge Over Troubled Water / Keep the Customer Satisfied
327 Beach Boys Long Promised Road / 'Til I Die
318 Simon & Garfunkel Cecilia / The Only Living Boy in New York
292 Dionne Warwick I Say a Little Prayer
272 T Rex Metal Guru
244 Beach Boys Caroline No
241 Ike & Tina Turner Proud Mary
240 Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell Ain't No Mountain High Enouogh
239 Beach Boys Surf's Up / Don't Go Near the Water
234 Velvet Underground Sunday Morning / Femme Fatale
221 Beach Boys Heroes and Villians / You're Welcome
216 Paul McCartney Live and Let Die
201 Simon & Garfunkel The Sounds of Silence

Yeah I had another 20 in my list below 100.

301 Frank Zappa & the Mothers of Invention Peaches en Regalia 107
237 George McCrae Rock Your Baby 111
251 David Bowie The Jean Genie / Ziggy Stardust 113
205 Velvet Underground White Light / White Heat / Here She Comes Now 138
254 Edwin Starr War 139
223 Small Faces Itchychoo Park 145
331 Simon & Garfunkel Bridge Over Troubled Water / Keep the Customer Satisfied 148
272 T Rex Metal Guru 149
327 Beach Boys Long Promised Road / 'Til I Die 155
217 William DeVaughn Be Thankful for What You Got 160
353 Jefferson Airplane White Rabbit 163
321 Creation Makin' Time 178
216 Paul McCartney Live and Let Die 184
275 Norman Greenbaum Spirit in the Sky 187
231 O'Jays Back Stabbers 189
370 George Harrison What is Life? 190
203 Jimi Hendrix Foxy Lady / Hey Joe 192
323 Arthur Conley Sweet Soul Music 193
267 Turtles Elenore 198
391 13th Floor Elevators You're Gonna Miss Me 200

I thought the major
was a lady suffragette


#200.



Paul McCartney & Wings - "Jet / "Let Me Roll It"

Year: 1974

US Chart Position: #7

UK Chart Position: #7

Acclaimed Music Ranking: #16 (year), #176 (decade), #776 (all-time)

Can Be Most Easily Found On: All the Best

Ranked Highest By: Citizen (#13)

The band The Beatles could have been.

Scientology, huh


#199.



Isaac Hayes - "Walk on By"

Year: 1969

US Chart Position: #30 Pop / #13 R&B

UK Chart Position: n/a

Acclaimed Music Ranking: #46 (year), #347 (decade), #1563 (all-time)

Can Be Most Easily Found On: Hot Buttered Soul

Ranked Highest By: Undercooked Sausagė (#12)





Superman or Green Lantern ain't got nothin' on me...


#198.



Donovan - "Sunshine Superman"

Year: 1966

US Chart Position: #1

UK Chart Position: #2

Acclaimed Music Ranking: #70 (year), #499 (decade), #2419 (all-time)

Can Be Most Easily Found On: Donvan's Greatest Hits

Ranked Highest By: Rob Gordon (#8)

THAT's what he says? Makes perfect sense I guess.

Almost as much sense as this

finally started gettin' around to listening to the bottom 200....the Cooper track Under my Wheels is the wrong one...right song but not the single...I'll try and up it soon and will do my best to spot such and correct.....
Obviously no slam at you Doctor.....as we all know your work is amazing!

One of the few cult heroes to actually have had a #1 hit in a past life...


#197.



The Box Tops - "The Letter"

Year: 1967

US Chart Position: #1

UK Chart Position: #5

Acclaimed Music Ranking: #13 (year), #90 (decade), #234 (all-time)

Can Be Most Easily Found On: The Best of the Box Tops: Soul Deep

Ranked Highest By: Paul (#8)





"Now, boys, the network has a problem with some of your lyrics. Do you mind changing them for the show?"
"Forget you, clown"
"Yeah man, our lyrics are like our children"
"Well, okay, but here where it says, 'What I got you gotta get and put it in ya," how about just, "What I'd like is I'd like to hug and kiss ya.'"
"Wow, that's much better"
"Everyone can enjoy that"


#196.



The Doors - "Light My Fire"

Year: 1967

US Chart Position: #1

UK Chart Position: #49 / #7 in '91

Acclaimed Music Ranking: #3 (year), #14 (decade), #22 (all-time)

Rank on Our All-Time Singles List: Would've been #746

Can Be Most Easily Found On: The Doors

Ranked Highest By: Agrimorfee & The Good Dr. Bill's Dad (#20)

Hmm, never knew "Break On Through" was the B-side to that. Seems about right though for us. #22 of all time, seriously.

The Box Tops - The Letter video 1967

Donovan - Sunshine Superman video (more like a video than a live performance)

everyone' seen McCartney and Doors stuff.....

Donovan...another of my top 10 exposed....



Oh there's a case to be made for top 20...that long version is just killer cruisin' music.........

Hey Mitchell...I see you know how to embed youtube player on a post....is it easy?

When you post turn HTML on in the post options.

The traffic lights, they turn on blue tomorrow...


#195.



Jimi Hendrix - "The Wind Cries Mary"

Year: 1967

US Chart Position: n/a

UK Chart Position: #6

Acclaimed Music Ranking: #59 (year), #483 (decade), #2334 (all-time)

Can Be Most Easily Found On: Are You Experienced?

Ranked Highest By: Velocity (#26)





Tried to warn you
About Chino and Daddy Gee
But I can't seem to get to you
Through the U.S. Mail


#194.



Steely Dan - "My Old School"

Year: 1973

US Chart Position: #63

UK Chart Position: n/a

Acclaimed Music Ranking: n/a

Can Be Most Easily Found On: Countdown to Ecstasy

Ranked Highest By: Pavement Ist Rad (#4)

If you didn't know already the opening lines "After all the jacks are in their boxes and the clowns have all gone to bed" are inspired by the BBC's test card (test card F) that was shown at the end of a day's transmission which first appeared in 1967.

Shallow Hal was pretty much the worst movie ever


#193.



Edison Lighthouse - "Love Grows (Where My Rosemary Goes)"

Year: 1970

US Chart Position: #5

UK Chart Position: #1

Acclaimed Music Ranking: n/a

Can Be Most Easily Found On: Love Grows (Where My Rosemary Goes): The Voice of Tony Burrows

Ranked Highest By: Rob Gordon (#20)





Now my nights ain't quite so lonely...


#192.



The Who - "Pictures of Lily"

Year: 1967

US Chart Position: #51

UK Chart Position: #4

Acclaimed Music Ranking: #41 (year), #311 (decade), #1356 (all-time)

Can Be Most Easily Found On: Meaty, Beaty, Big & Bouncy

Ranked Highest By: TerryKath'sBrain (#5) (also ranked #6 by Citizen)

I am very proud of this one. Samantha Fox was my Lily.

Steely Dan - My Old School video

Ok...I figured out turning on HTML but then what...how do I insert it....sorry for my ignorance and showing the man behind the curtain.............

I felt unfettered and alive
There was nobody calling me up for favors
And no one's future to decide


#191.



Joni Mitchell - "Free Man in Paris"

Year: 1974

US Chart Position: #22 Pop / #2 R&B

UK Chart Position: n/a

Acclaimed Music Ranking: #11 (year), #209 (decade), #906 (all-time)

Can Be Most Easily Found On: Court and Spark

Ranked Highest By: Tracy Jacks (#4)





One of the, um, odder #1s of the time period...


#190.



John Fred & His Playboy Band - "Judy in Disguise (With Glasses)"

Year: 1968

US Chart Position: #1

UK Chart Position: #3

Acclaimed Music Ranking: unsurprisingly n/a

Can Be Most Easily Found On: Absolutely the Best

Ranked Highest By: D Dewey (#16)

always thought this was judy in the Sky with glasses. and oh yeah, this song su...