20. FEVER-- McCoys Follow up to "Hang On Sloopy." #7. Little Willie John had a hit with it in 1956 and Peggy Lee in 1958. As good of garage rock as it gets.
19. KISS AWAY-- Ronnie Dove Went to #25 and arranged by Ray Stevens. A tie-in with his biggest hit "One Kiss for Old Time's Sake." Slow dancing to this one.
18. I FOUND A GIRL-- Jan & Dean Not one of their bigger hits, topping at just #30, but them at their best.
17. ONE HAS MY NAME-- Berry Young (The Other Has My Heart) Sounds a lot like Dean martin Went to #13 and his only hit.
16. TAKE A HEART-- Sorrows Reminds me of "Indian reservation." Did not chart on Billboard The Sorrows were a fixture on the English "Mod" scene. Found out that Don Fardon was an original member who had a big hit with "Indian Reservation."
15. SINNER MAN--
14. OVER AND OVER--
13. EVERYBODY LOVES A CLOWN--
12. LET'S HANG ON--
11. LIAR LIAR-- Castaways
Name That Tune: "There Ain't No Good In Our Goodbye-ing." --RoadDog
CHOCOLATE RULES: Put' eat chocolate at the top of your list of things to do today. That way, at least, you'll get one thing done."
"Let's Hang On"
Being an account of some things I'm interested in, what I'm doing, and reflections on my past, especially music.
Listen to this man. Seven years of college, you know. Trying to reason with 2020 and, now, 2022.
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