Sonny is the MAN

Fun fact: The iconic NICKELODEON doo wop jingle that played during commercials back in the 80's and 90's.... That was Eugene Pitt and The Jive Five!❤

Great songs thank you for sharing I just loved James Darren

They set the standard for this song. Impossible to improve on it.

Canta muito

Petula!!! 💖

💕 love love. Thank you. Gene’s voice is incredible and so unique. RIP sweet man. 😇

I was 8 years old in 1967 This music takes me back to my first transistor radio my Father bought me Almost 66 now and music is a huge part of my everyday life Keep it goin Sonny👍🏽

teresa version it's sounds like fast forward movie hahahaha

Wow, three of my all time favorite songs!

Dolly's version of " I Will Always Love You " will be remembered for generations. Not to take anything from Whitney Houston, but the Original is more basic, not so Over The Top.

1974 was a good year for Country music.

Hi Sonny wonderful songs many of them I remember. Thank you Sonny for posting these wonderful songs

your channel is extremely comforting tonight sonny, as always btw. thx a lot!

1. Billy Swan - I Can Help #1 in October 1974 on the Monument label. 2. Dolly Parton - Jolene #1 on the Country chart in February 1974 on the RCA Victor label. 3. Jim Stafford - My Girl Bill #12 in May 1974 on the MGM label. 4. John Denver - Sunshine On My Shoulders #1 in February 1974 on the RCA Victor label. 5. Anne Murray - Love Song #12 in January 1974 on the Capitol label. 6. Dolly Parton - I Will Always Love You #1 on the Country chart in June 1974 on the RCA Victor label. 7. Jim Croce - I'll Have To Say I Love You In A Song #9 in March 1974 on the ABC label. 8. Donny & Marie Osmond - I'm Leaving it (All) Up To You #4 in July 1974 on the MGM label. 9. John Denver - Annie's Song #1 in June 1974 on the RCA Victor label. 10. Ray Stevens - The Streak #1 in April 1974 on the Barnaby label.

I know quite a bit about all those subjects. I am confused about the songwriting credits though. The Sam Cooke version credits B. Campbell; the song paper credits Barbara Campbell, Herb Alpert and Lou Adler; but the record credits Cooke, Adler & Alpert. I always thought it was Sam Cooke who wrote the song. (One of my favorites, by the way!)🤔😊👍👍

Dream LOVE la mejor.la escucho ❤

This one surely needs to be a 1 in my book.

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My apologies to the Beatles, but Happy Together is my favorite here. The creepiest is definitely Something Stupid. It is a father daughter duet. Yikes. Good song otherwise. Even The Bad Times Are Good was a number 1? Glad those days are over. Janis Ian has done MUCH better.

I'm just taking a trip in time....thanks Sonny!

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Thanks for adding The THIRTEENTH FLOOR ELEVATORS. I know they aren’t well known but Roky Erickson pioneered so much of the sounds to come. Plus, how many rock bands had a jug player?😂

1. The Jimi Hendrix Experience - All Along The Watchtower #20 in September 1968 on the Reprise label. 2. The Doors - Light My Fire #1 in June 1967 on the Elektra label. 3. Steppenwolf - Magic Carpet Ride #3 in October 1968 on the Dunhill/ABC label. 4. The Who - I Can See For Miles #9 in October 1967 on the Decca label. 5. The Byrds - Eight Miles High #14 in April 1966 on the Columbia label. 6. The Peanut Butter Conspiracy - It's A Happening Thing #93 in March 1967 on the Columbia label. 7. The Amboy Dukes - You Talk Sunshine, I Breathe Fire #114 in October 1968 on the Mainstream label. 8. The Balloon Farm - A Question Of Temperature #37 in March 1968 on the Laurie label. 9. Fever Tree - San Francisco Girls (Return of the Native) #91 in June 1968 on the Uni label. 10. The Thirteenth Floor Elevators - You're Gonna Miss Me #55 in August 1966 on the IA label. Sound is from a live performance since all original versions are now blocked on RU-vid from new postings.

Without commenting at all on the band or the music, Paul Revere himself seems to be one of the happiest men in show business. Always having a complete blast.

Yeah! Alright! Still so fresh to hear that thing, after so many years has gone by..! ❤😂

Very Best slices of that mighty era, this music shows it up very much how it has done..! 😅❤😂

When ya got yer life to The old-timer ages, there never has been some rainy days! 😊❤😮

"Talk Talk" is the perfect rock single, IMHO.

La dolce e romantica musica della mia Generazione.

Second Brenda Lee song has no audio.

Looking for part one

Wooow amigo, the better Psicotic Reaccion ever!!! min 23:23 Count Five fathers of heavy metal!!

Her and K Carpenter I could listen all day

I be dip. Jim Stafford! My god I haven't heard this in a loooong time. I had the 8 track. Who like wild weed flower. Cow patty.

Nah bro, that sweet Canadian song bird Remember her very well. Loved her and Karen Carpenter .

Thank Sonny 🙏

Wowww un des meilleur merci

I remember these nice selectoion love paperoses ❤❤❤

I remember when these all came out 11 years old back when music was good country and rock. Great time to be a young person. Still have my 45"s of these oldies

Some of these I haven’t heard since 1965 when I was 15 years old. I think songs make more of an impression when you’re in your teens.

She was such an amazing singer. You're not the only one.

Am I the only one that loved Anne Murray's voice?

1. Anne Murray - Danny's Song #7 in February 1973 on the Capitol label. 2. Charlie Rich - Behind Closed Doors #15 in June 1973 on the Epic label. 3. Jim Stafford - Spiders & Snakes #3 in December 1973 on the MGM label. 4. Marie Osmond - Paper Roses #5 in October 1973 on the MGM label. 5. Charlie Rich - The Most Beautiful Girl #1 on October 1973 on the Epic Label. 6. Vicki Lawrence - The Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia #1 in March 1973 on the Bell label. 7. Anne Murray - What About Me #64 in June 1973 on the Capitol label. 8. Merle Haggard - If We Make It Through December #28 in December 1973 on the Capitol label. 9. Eric Weisberg & Steve Mandrell - Dueling Banjos #2 in February 1973 on the Warner label. 10. Jeanne Pruett - Satin Sheets #28 in June 1973 on the MCA label.

Boston put on a great concert as well

THE ABSOLUTE BEST MUSIC EVER MADE.

THE BUBBLE PUPPIES ?????????? now thats got to be rare, I don't know how you found that but it's very cool, never heard of them, good job !

Awesome these sounds!! 🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶

Best combo

Same song :)