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1. Sir Duke 2. As 3. Knocks Me Off My Feet 4. I Wish 5. Pastime Paradise 6. If It's Magic 7. Summer Soft 8. Isn't She Lovely 9. Joy Inside the Tears 10. Village Ghetto Land 11. Ebony Eyes 12. Saturn 13. Love's in Need of Love Today 14. Ordinary Pain 15. I am Singing 16. Another Star 17. Contusion 18...

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1. Go Your Own Way
2. Dreams
3. The Chain
4. Never Going Back Again
5. Gold Dust Woman
6. You Make Loving Fun
7. Don't Stop
8. Songbird
9. Second Hand News
10. I Don't Want to Know
11. Oh Daddy

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1. Life on Mars?
2. Changes
3. Queen Bitch
4. Oh! You Pretty Things
5. Quicksand
6. Kooks
7. Fill Your Heart
8. The Bewlay Brothers
9. Andy Warhol
10. Song for Bob Dylan
11. Eight Line Poem

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1. Light My Fire
2. Break on Through
3. The Crystal Ship
4. The Alabama Song (Whiskey Bar)
5. 20th Century Fox
6. Soul Kitchen
7. End of the Night
8. The End
9. Back Door Man
10. Take It as It Comes
11. I Looked at You

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1. Runaway
2. Monster
3. All of the Lights
4. Gorgeous
5. Power
6. Dark Fantasy
7. Devil in a Blue Dress
8. All of the Life (Interlude)
9. Who Will Survive in America
10. Hell of a Life
11. So Appalled
12. Lost in the World
13. Blame Game

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1. Idioteque
2. Optimistic
3. Everything in its Right Place
4. How to Disappear Completely
5. The National Anthem
6. Kid A
7. Morning Bell
8. In Limbo
9. Motion Picture Soundtrack
10. Treefingers

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1. Fake Plastic Trees
2. Just
3. My Iron Lung
4. Street Spirit (Fade Out)
5. High and Dry
6. Black Star
7. The Bends
8. Bullet Proof..I Wish I Was
9. Planet Telex
10. (Nice Dream)
11. Bones
12. Sulk

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1. Won't Get Fooled Again
2. Baba O' Riley
3. Behind Blue Eyes
4. Bargain
5. Getting in Tune
6. The Song is Over
7. My Wife
8. Going Mobile
9. Love Ain't for Keeping

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1. All in Love is Fair
2. Don't You Worry 'Bout a Thing
3. Living for the City
4. Golden Lady
5. Visions
6. Higher Ground
7. Too High
8. He's Misstra Know-It-All
9. Jesus Children of America

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1. Gimme Shelter
2. You Can't Always Get What You Want
3. Let It Bleed
4. Monkey Man
5. Love in Vain
6. Live with Me
7. You Got the Silver
8. Midnight Rambler
9. Country Honk

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1. Mysterious Ways
2. One
3. Even Better Than the Real Thing
4. So Cruel
5. Zoo Station
6. The Fly
7. Love is Blindness
8. Tryin' to Throw Your Arms Around the World
9. Until the End of the World
10. Ultraviolet (Light My Way)
11. Acrobat
12. Who's Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses

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1. A Day in the Life 2. Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds 3. With a Little Help from My Friends 4. Fixing a Hole 5. Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band 6. Good Morning, Good Morning 7. She's Leaving Home 8. Lovely Rita 9. Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite! 10. Getting Better 11. When I'm 64 12. Sgt. P...

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1. Come Together 2. Something 3. Golden Slumbers 4. You Never Give Me Your Money 5. Here Comes Your Sun 6. She Came in Through the Bathroom Window 7. Carry That Weight 8. The End 9. Oh! Darling 10. Because 11. I Want You (She's So Heavy) 12. Polythene Pam 13. Mean Mr. Mustard 14. Sun King 15. Her Ma...

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1. Rock and Roll
2. Stairway to Heaven
3. Going to California
4. Black Dog
5. Misty Mountain Hop
6. When the Levee Breaks
7. Four Sticks
8. The Battle of Evermore

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1. Care of Cell 44
2. This Will Be Our Year
3. Time of the Season
4. Brief Candles
5. A Rose for Emily
6. Maybe After He's Gone
7. Friends of Mine
8. Hung Up on a Dream
9. I Want Her She Wants Me
10. Beachwood Park
11. Butcher's Tale (Western Front 1914)
12. Changes

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1. Nightswimming
2. Man on the Moon
3. Find the River
4. Everybody Hurts
5. Drive
6. The Sidewinder Sleeps Tonite
7. Sweetness Follows
8. Monty Got a Raw Deal
9. Try Not to Breathe
10. Star Me Kitten
11. Ignoreland
12. New Orleans Instrumental No. 1

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1. Perfect Circle
2. Radio Free Europe
3. Catapult
4. Pilgrimage
5. Sitting Still
6. Talk About the Passion
7. We Walk
8. Laughing
9. Moral Kiosk
10. West of the Fields
11. Shaking Through
12. 9-9

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1. I'm on Fire
2. Dancing in the Dark
3. My Hometown
4. Glory Days
5. Born in the USA
6. Downbound Train
7.Bobby Jean
8. Darlington County
9. No Surrender
10. Cover Me
11. Working on the Highway
12. I'm Goin' Down

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1. Tangled up in Blue
2. If You See Her, Say Hello
3. Idiot Wind
4. Simple Twist of Fate
5. Shelter from the Storm
6. You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go
7. You're a Big Girl Now
8. Lily, Rosemary and the Jack of Hearts
9. Buckets of Rain
10. Meet Me in the Morning

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1. In My Life
2. Nowhere Man
3. Norwegian Wood
4. You Won't See Me
5. Drive My Car
6. If I Needed Someone
7. I'm Looking Through You
8. Wait
9. Girl
10. Think for Yourself
11. Michelle
12. The Word
13. Run for Your Life
14. What Goes On

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1. All Apologies
2. Heart-Shaped Box
3. Pennyroyal Tea
4. Frances Farmer Will Have Her Revenge on Seattle
5. Scentless Apprentice
6. Serve the Servants
7. Dumb
8. Milk It
9. Radio Friendly Unit Shifter
10. Tourette's
11. Rape Me
12. Very Ape

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His most perfect album. One of my top 5 albums ever.

1. When Doves Cry
2. Purple Rain
3. Let's Go Crazy
4. I Would Die 4 U
5. Take Me With U
6. The Beautiful Ones
7. Baby I'm a Star
8. Computer Blue
9. Darling Nikki

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#1 The Temptations- My Girl #2 The Beach Boys- Don't Worry Baby #3 The Beatles- A Hard Day's Night #4 The Beach Boys- I Get Around #5 The Kinks- You Really Got Me #6 Sam Cooke- A Change is Gonna Come #7 The Zombies- She's Not There #8 Roy Orbison- Oh, Pretty Woman #9 The Beatles- Eight Days a Week #...

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Hymie wrote: ↑Thu Apr 01, 2021 5:19 pm SONGS

Isn't Wipe Out in 1963? RYM says so. Wikipedia says January 1963. Whitburn says 1963. I know it did not become a hit until the summer when it got reissued, but Whitburn has the original release in 1963. I was curious about your sourcing because that's a big song for me in 1963.

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#1 Sam Cooke- Bring It on Home to Me #2 Smokey Robinson & the Miracles- You've Really Got a Hold on Me #3 Otis Redding- These Arms of Mine #4 The Contours- Do You Love Me #5 Sam Cooke- Twistin' the Night Away #6 The Crystals- He's a Rebel #7 The 4 Seasons- Big Girls Don't Cry #8 Booker T & t...

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Hymie wrote: ↑Thu Apr 01, 2021 5:04 pm
stone37 wrote: ↑Thu Apr 01, 2021 6:10 am
#58 Clarence "Frogman" Henry- (I Don't Know Why) But I Do
This is 1960.

RYM has it in 1961. It entered the Billboard Hot 100 in February of 1961. It could definitely be 1960, but what are you basing on? Copyright? Billboard review?

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#1 Ben E. King- Stand By Me #2 Del Shannon- Runaway #3 Elvis Presley- Can't Help Falling in Love #4 Elvis Presley- Little Sister #5 Roy Orbison- Crying #6 Sam Cooke- Cupid #7 Henry Mancini- Moon River #8 Patsy Cline- Crazy #9 Elvis Presley- (Marie's the Name) His Latest Flame #10 Dion- The Wanderer ...

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they undervalue artists who have influence and acclaim but limited sales Not really. They inducted the Velvet Underground, the Stooges and the Ramones before mega selling acts like Chicago. I'd say that they undervalue commercial success in favor of critical acclaim and influence. For instance, big...

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I just realized that OutKast is eligible for the Hall, yet wasn't among the nominees. This is one I can't figure out, especially with how many other rap legends have easily been inducted over the last 5-10 years. They are hugely critically acclaimed, won a ton of Grammys, crossed over to the mainst...

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I just realized that OutKast is eligible for the Hall, yet wasn't among the nominees. This is one I can't figure out, especially with how many other rap legends have easily been inducted over the last 5-10 years. They are hugely critically acclaimed, won a ton of Grammys, crossed over to the mainst...

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For me the biggest omissions by far are Wynonie Harris and Roy Brown. They were the two most significant acts in the early days of rock and roll, the late 1940s. Then you have the Clovers, Amos Milburn, Johnny Ace, Chuck Willis, the Ravnes and a few others from the 50s and earlier. Check out this l...

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I am happy Warwick got nominated. I think she is the most glaring omission from performers who peaked in the 1960s. I'd go with Cubby Checker or Martha & the Vandellas or maybe even the Monkees on that one. Vandellas are in. I might stand corrected on the Monkees. I would induct them for sure. ...

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I have enjoyed this dialogue (thanks for the thread, Hymie). My own thoughts.. I am happy Warwick got nominated. I think she is the most glaring omission from performers who peaked in the 1960s. For the 1970s and 1980s, the most puzzling absences, to me, are the Spinners, War, and George Michael. Th...

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1. The 39 Steps (1935)
2. It Happened One Night (1934)
3. King Kong (1933)
4. Duck Soup (1933)
5. The Thin Man (1934)
6. A Night at the Opera (1935)
7. Bride of Frankenstein (1935)
8. It’s a Gift (1934)
9. Mutiny of the Bounty (1935)
10. Ruggles of Red Gap (1935)

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Hymie wrote: ↑Tue Feb 02, 2021 2:24 pm Very nice list Stonie!

Thanks!

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1. The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938) 2. Modern Times (1936) 3. Make Way for Tomorrow (1937) 4. The Awful Truth (1934) 5. My Man Godfrey (1936) 6. You Only Live Once (1937) 7. Stage Door (1937) 8. Libeled Lady (1936) 9. La Grande illusion (1937) 10. The Lady Vanishes (1938) 11. Bringing Up Baby (19...

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#1 The Shirelles- Will You Love Me Tomorrow #2 Maurice Williams & the Zodiacs- Stay #3 Ray Charles- Georgia On My Mind #4 Sam Cooke- Wonderful World #5 Buddy Holly- True Love Ways #6 The Drifters- Save Last Dance for Me #7 Elvis Presley- It's Now or Never #8 Etta James- At Last #9 Elvis Presley-...

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RYM and Wikipedia both have Newk's Time as being released in 1959.

Discogs and RYM both indicate that "Statesboro Blues," although recorded in 1928, was released in 1929.

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Songs 1. American Boy 2. Black Skinhead 3. Runaway 4. Monster 5. FourFive Seconds 6. Say You Will 7. Love Lockdown 8. Gold Digger 9. Flashing Lights 10. Paranoid 11. New Slaves 12. Otis 13. All of the Lights 14. Gorgeous 15. Stronger Albums 1. My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy 2. 808s & Heartbre...

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1. Suspicious Minds 2. Hound Dog 3. Can't Help Falling in Love 4. Jailhouse Rock 5. Little Sister 6. One Night 7. Heartbreak Hotel 8. Blue Suede Shoes 9. That's All Right 10. Mystery Train 11. Baby, Let's Play House 12. In the Ghetto 13. (Marie's the Name) His Latest Flame 14. Love Me Tender 15. It'...

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As always thank you for your hard work and another update. As I am updating my musical files to coincide with the 2020 update, I would like to highlight a few errors I noticed. I will post any possible errors that I detect in this post. I noticed that a lot of the Robert Johnson songs are listed und...

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Boy George's version of "The Crying Game" should be 1992. RYM lists it as 1993, but that is not correct. The song debuted and peaked in the UK pop charts in 1992. Wikipedia also has the correct release date. "Crazy" by Aerosmith should be listed in 1993. It was on the Get a Grip ...

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The Haggard and Nelson cover of "Pancho and Lefty" should be in 1983, not 1982. RYM, Wikipedia, and Billboard all agree. "Money Don't Matter 2 Night' should be in 1991. It was first released on the Diamonds and Pearls LP. Shouldn't "Dre Day" be in 1992 with the rest of the t...

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"Dueling Banjos" should be 1972. Wikipedia says song was released in December 1972. It entered Billboard Hot 100 in early January, which strongly suggests a late 1972 release. RYM says 1973, but the picture of the 45 that goes along with the entry says 1972.

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Was "Proud Mary" released in 1970? RYM says 1971. Wikipedia says 1970 in one place but then twice says the single and the LP came out in early 1971. "I Knew You Were Waiting (For Me)" should be 1986. It was on the Aretha LP, which came out in late 1986.I did not know this until I...

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"I Can't Turn You Loose" was released at the end of 1965. I remember that Bruce corrected me on this years back as "Loose" was in my top ten for 1966. RYM has it in 1966. But Wikipedia and the Volt release date has it in 1965.

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Steviefan13,

Thanks for posting this list. I will add it to a series of quizzes I am doing for Sporcle. They are based on "best of" lists for individual artists.

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"All Summer Long" by the Beach Boys should be listed in 1964, when the album was released (in July).

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It's a good song, but I would not rank it in the top 3 of that album, which is a very strong effort. I prefer "Don't Get Excited," "You Can't Be Too Strong," and "Discovering Japan." Weirdly, Sparks is one of my all-time favorite albums, but I have not never listened t...

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It's a good song, but I would not rank it in the top 3 of that album, which is a very strong effort. I prefer "Don't Get Excited," "You Can't Be Too Strong," and "Discovering Japan." Weirdly, Sparks is one of my all-time favorite albums, but I have not never listened to...

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