Vinyl Album - Various Artists - The No. 1 Hits Of The '60's - Tele House

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Various Artists
Title:	The No. 1 Hits Of The '60's
Label:	Tele House
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	CR 1013-CR 1016
Date:	1973
Format:	Box Set
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	7 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Monkees	I'm A Believer		Rate
A2	The Dixie Cups	Chapel Of Love		Rate
A3	The McCoys	Hang On Sloopy		Rate
A4	Paul And Paula	Hey Paul		Rate
A5	Lemon Pipers	Green Tambourine		Rate
A6	Tommy James And The Shondells	Crimson And Clover		Rate
B1	Dawn	Knock Three Times		Rate
B2	Otis Redding	The Dock Of The Bay		Rate
B3	Little Eva	Locomotion		Rate
B4	The Tymes	So Much In Love		Rate
B5	Dion And The Belmonts	Runaround Sue		Rate
B6	Lulu	To Sir With Love		Rate
B7	Jan And Dean	Surf City		Rate
C1	The Archies	Sugar Sugar		Rate
C2	Lovin' Spoonful	Summer In The City		Rate
C3	The Turtles	Happy Together		Rate
C4	The Righteous Brothers	You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling		Rate
C5	Archie Bell And The Drells	Tighten Up		Rate
C6	The Shirelles	Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow		Rate
D1	Steam	Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye		Rate
D2	Shelley Fabares	Johnny Angel		Rate
D3	? And The Mysterians	96 Tears		Rate
D4	Ruby And The Romantics	Our Day Will Come		Rate
D5	Percy Sledge	When A Man Loves A Woman		Rate
D6	Chubby Checker	Pony Time		Rate
D7	Santo And Johnny	Sleep Walk		Rate
E1	The Monkees	Last Train To Clarksville		Rate
E2	The Shangri-Las	Leader Of The Pack		Rate
E3	The Rascals	Groovin'		Rate
E4	John Fred And The Playboy Band	Judy In Disguise		Rate
E5	The Shirelles	Soldier Boy		Rate
E6	Dave Clark Five	Over And Over		Rate
F1	The Box Tops	The Letter		Rate
F2	Gary Lewis And The Playboys	This Diamond Ring		Rate
F3	The Essex	Easier Said Than Done		Rate
F4	The Animals	House Of The Rising Sun		Rate
F5	The Chiffons	He's So Fine		Rate
F6	Bobby Vinton	Roses Are Red		Rate
F7	The Buckinghams	Kind Of A Drag		Rate
G1	Brenda Lee	I'm Sorry		Rate
G2	Sonny And Cher	I Got You Babe		Rate
G3	Sly And The Family Stone	Everybody Is A Star		Rate
G4	Percy Faith	Theme From "A Summer Place"		Rate
G5	Shocking Blue	Venus		Rate
G6	Tommy James And The Shondells	Hanky Panky		Rate
H1	Guess Who	American Woman		Rate
H2	Gene Chandler	Duke Of Earl		Rate
H3	The Tokens	The Lion Sleeps Tonight		Rate
H4	Ray Stevens	Everything Is Beautiful		Rate
H5	The Rascals	Good Lovin'		Rate
H6	The Byrds	Turn, Turn, Turn		Rate
H7	Paul Revere And The Raiders	Indian Reservation		Rate

Notes

Mfg. by CBS, produced for Telehouse by Roulette

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Comments and Reviews


RogerFoster 24th Jun 2015		And .... according to my BB info ... the Sly & The Family Stone song (which officially was the "B" side of "Thank You (Falletinme Be Mice Elf Again)") hit #1 on 14th February 1970 (yes 1970) .. so I don't think that should be considered to be a "Number One Hit of The '60s either. Interestingly Joel Whitburn's book has both sides of the 45 being listed on the BB Hot-100 chart for 13 weeks but he doesn't list "Everyone Is A Star" as ever reaching #1, that accolade going to "Thank You". There is yet another act on this collection whose included single didn't debut on The BB Chart until the early months of 1970 and didn't hit #1 until May 1970 but I think I've already done enough to earn this June's "45 Worlds Clever-Clogs Of The Month" award so anyone else care to guess who it is??



RogerFoster 24th Jun 2015		Mind you, I'm not sure why we are jumping on "Everything Is Beautiful" ... Track B1 "Knock Three Times" by Dawn didn't debut on the BB Hot-100 until 21st November 1970 and didn't hit #1 until 23rd January 1971!! Maybe "Knock Three Times" sounds a bit more "sixties" than "Everything Is Beautiful" and it is that that put us off the scent!!



RogerFoster 24th Jun 2015		According to my copy of Joel Whitburn's Billboard Hot-100 Chart Book H4 "Everything Is Beautiful" debuted on the BB Hot-100 on 4th April 1970 and was at #1 on 30th May and 6th June 1970 so it doesn't look like a "Number One Hit Of 60s" to me. I presume the record company that issued this is no longer in business? If not could we sue it for false representation? LOL. Assuming Neil Forbes' info is accurate the Australians were a bit quicker to catch onto this than we folks in Great Britain as H4 didn't debut on the UK charts until 16 May 1970 (peaked at #6).



Record Collector 23rd Jun 2015		Must been fast release as some releases would be from the previous year around that time



Neil Forbes 23rd Jun 2015		H4, Everything Is Beautiful(Ray Stevens) charted here, debuting 29th April, 1970, which means it would've been issued as a single during February or March of that year, so it does NOT belong in this set! This goes to emphasise what I said in January. Research is the key to compiling albums like this.



Record Collector 23rd Jun 2015		And it is released on the 24th of August 1970 four months after its Australian release



Record Collector 23rd Jun 2015		H4 I have to check if is from 1970



Record Collector 29th Jan 2015		D1 December 1969



Neil Forbes 29th Jan 2015		B1, D1, H1 and H4 do not belong in this set because they are from 1970. Goes to show that when albums like this are being compiled, research is either slip-shod or totally out the window(missing, gone)! Same with CDs. I've an EMI 2-CD set of Seventies hits where there are at least 2 from 1969 and another two from 1981. It's one of two separate and distinct compilations that share the title "The 70s(or Seventies) Collection". If an album like this is to be compiled, strict observance must be paid to the charts of the era intended to be covered, in order that(in this case) only those tracks that were ISSUED in the 1960s decade are used AND reached the coveted #1 spot during, not before or after the decade in question. I may seem like a hard taskmaster but after some of the compilations I've seen, someone has to be!



Trainman 29th Jan 2015		Reissued ca. 1975-76 as Adam VIII Cat. # A-8022

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