Friday, March 4, 2022

VA - In The Charts MARCH 1966 (A Butterboy Compilation) CD1+CD2+CD3

 

IN THE CHARTS, MARCH 1966

VA - In The Charts MARCH 1966 (A Butterboy Compilation) CD1+CD2+CD3

This continues the new IN THE CHARTS series.

All these track were in the US and/or UK charts in MARCH 1966. 

It seems like yesterday we were dancing to these tunes. I hope you enjoy this mix of artists from USA and UK. 

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Track lists

CD1

01 Beatles Nowhere Man 2:44

02 Shadows of Knight Gloria 2:35

03 Righteous Brothers Soul and Inspiration 3:01

04 Brian Wilson (And Tony Asher) Caroline, No 2:14

05 Otis Redding Satisfaction 2:46

06 Cher Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down) 2:48

07 Hollies I Can’t Let Go [Mono] 2:24

08 Petula Clark A Sign of the Times 2:54

09 Gary Lewis & the Playboys Sure Gonna Miss Her 2:32

10 Knickerbockers One Track Mind 2:23

11 Paul Revere and the Raiders Kicks 2:28

12 Yardbirds Shapes of Things 2:23

13 Joe Tex The Love You Save (May Be Your Own) 2:57

14 Rascals Good Lovin' (Mono Single) 2:31

15 Lyme and Cybelle Follow Me 2:30

16 Flamingos The Boogaloo Party 2:32

17 Joe Tex The Love You Save (May Be Your 2:58

18 Poppies Poppies - Lullaby of Love 2:17

19 Elvis Presley Frankie and Johnny 2:33

20 Kinks Till the End of the Day 2:19

21 Gene Pitney Backstage (I'm Lonely) 2:36


CD2

22 Gene Chandler (I'm Just A) Fool for You 2:40

23 Mitty Collier Sharing You 3:11

24 Fontella Bass I Surrender 2:55

25 Mad Lads I Want Someone 2:42

26 Walker Brothers The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore 3:04

27 Garnet Mimms & the Enchanters I'll Take Good Care of You 3:35

28 Tim Tam & the Turn-Ons Wait a Minute 2:15

29 Poets She Blew a Good Thing 2:46

30 Connie Francis Love is Me, Love is You 2:25

31 Kim Weston Helpless (Mono Single) 2:37

32 Al Martino Think I'll Go Somewhere and Cry Myself to Sleep 2:47

33 Dino, Desi & Billy Superman 2:24

34 Elvis Presley Please Don't Stop Loving Me 2:04

35 Lesley Gore Young Love 2:24

36 Manhattans Baby I Need You 2:47

37 Jamo Thomas and His Party Brothers Orchestra I Spy (For the Fbi) 2:34

38 Just Us I Can't Grow Peaches on a Cherry Tree 2:33

39 Elgins Darling Baby 2:35

40 Mitch Ryder & the Detroit Whee Little Latin Lupe Lu 3:10

41 Ray Charles Together Again 2:40

42 Jerry Butler For Your Precious Love (1966 Version) 2:42


CD3

43 Lou Christie Big Time 2:04

44 Lou Christie Outside the Gates of Heaven 4:54

45 Roy Head and the Traits My Babe 2:18

46 Tokens I Hear Trumpets Blow 2:38

47 Len Barry Somewhere 2:28

48 Nancy Ames He Wore the Green Beret 2:22

49 Drifters Memories Are Made of This (Mono) 2:29

50 Ramsey Lewis Trio Hi Heel Sneakers 2:40

51 James Brown Ain't That a Groove (Part 1) 2:37

52 Eddy Arnold Make the World Go Away 2:40

53 Johnny Rivers Secret Agent Man 3:08

54 Mindbenders A Groovy Kind of Love 2:01

55 The Small Faces Sha-La-La-La-Lee 2:57

56 T-Bones Sippin' 'n Chippin' 1:53

57 Harden Trio Tippy Toeing 2:04

58 Beatles What Goes On 2:48

59 Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass What Now My Love 2:21

60 Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass Spanish Flea 2:11

61 Peels Juanita Banana 2:38

62 Brass Ring (Featuring Phil Bodner) The Phoenix Love Theme 2:23

63 Mar-Keys Philly Dog 2:16

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20 comments:

  1. Thanks, BB! I really love your 1966 In The Charts series. It's fascinating to see The Beatles and someone like Al Martino in the charts at the same time.
    I'm hoping that you do this series for the entire 1960's. Did you do already do any In The Charts volumes for 1964 or 1965?
    Thanks again!

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    1. Thanks omac,
      If you ask people about the 1966 years hits you will get the famous ones. I have tried to show who occupied the charts along with the greatest hits. Glad you are enjoying it. I have only done 1961 and 1966. I plan to do 1971 next and then 1976. No plans for 1964 & 1965 at this stage.

      Cheers.

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  2. I'm back on the carpet at home playing with my toys... the exciting radio sounds constantly filling the room.....

    Cheers
    Stephen

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    1. Hi Stephen,
      This series is a great reminder of that time.
      I have another radio set planned for this week also.

      Cheers.

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  3. I was 15 and 2 months old. I know the English tunes like the back of my hand. They are all great. Sorry to hear your are not planning on the rest of the sixties (I have 1961) it would have been fun. But I will keep my fingers crossed.

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    1. Hi lemonflag.
      The memories of these songs are wonderful reminders. I may do other 60's compilations in the future but first I have 2 x 70's to complete.

      Cheers.

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  4. BB thanks 65-69 was my favorite years for top 40 hits, listen to them in the bean fields and hay fields in the summer and bought a lot of 45's in that time period

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    1. Hi doors97426.
      This is weied I'm listening to the doors at the moment, enjoying the track "Shaman's Blues", a great non single album track. It was a great period in rock music.
      Happy to hear I have struck a chord with 1966.

      Cheers.

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  5. My head was in this Music between my 14 and 17 years with all these 45 R.P.M. records.
    Great period, very creative, which will really influence what will follow.
    Many Thanks BB

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    1. Hi Patrick.
      I know these comps offer a lot of memories. Some wonderful music in this year.

      Cheers.

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  6. How fab! Thanks so much again. Best wishes
    Paul

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    1. Hi Paul,
      Happy to hear you are enjoying this series.

      Cheers.

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  7. Thanks for this interesting addition. For me, 1966 and 67 were probably the best music years ever. So much variety and I love garage music in it's many varieties. Fun stuff. Thanks!

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    1. Hi hotrodmike,
      You are right about the variety of music. When I was looking back to compiling these sets I was amazed at the breadth of music that was being created. It is fun and also very interesting.

      Cheers.

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    1. Hi SUNSTORM,
      And more each month. Glad you like them.

      Cheers.

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  9. Thanks for continuing the 'In The Charts' serie.
    Great stuff!!!
    Cheers

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    1. Thanks Il Commendatore.
      More next month.

      Cheers.

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