
Pop music is a genre of popular music that originated in its modern form during the mid-1950s in the United States and the United Kingdom. …pop music remained roughly synonymous with Rock and Roll music until the late 1960s, after which pop became associated with music that was more commercial, ephemeral, and accessible. It originated with the ragtime music of the 1890s and early 1900s.
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The American Breed (1962-1970) was formed in Cicero, Illinois, United States, as Gary & The Knight Lites. The founding members included Gary Loizzo (vocals and guitar), Charles “Chuck” Colbert, Jr. (bass guitar and vocals), Al Ciner (guitar and vocals), and Jim Michalak (drums). Early releases included- “I’m Glad She’s Mine,” “I Don’t Need Your Help,” “Will You Go Steady,” “Take Me Back,” among others. The group’s greatest success as “The American Breed” was the single, “Bend Me, Shape Me” (https://youtu.be/PSHo146tQjQ) (RQ 10) which reached number five on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 chart in 1968. The song, written by Scott English and Larry Weiss, had previously been recorded by an all-female band known as the Shape and had been a hit on the UK Singles Chart for the British group Amen Corner. It had also been recorded by The Outsiders after they had reached the top ten with “Time Won’t Let Me” in 1966. Contributing to the success of the American Breed’s version of “Bend Me, Shape Me” was the excellent arrangement of the song by the band’s record producer, Bill Traut, who added horns among other changes. The group also appeared on the 16 December 1967 episode of the television show American Bandstand, along with Pink Floyd. On January 20, 1967, a freak snow storm that dumped twenty inches on Chicago changed the group’s fate when Kenny Myers, former Senior Vice President of Mercury Records, found himself stranded and met with Producer Bill Traut in his studio at Universal Recording. After Traut played Meyers some of the band’s tapes, Meyers was impressed enough to sign them to his new record label, Acta (a subsidiary of Dot Records, itself owned by Paramount Pictures, whose record holdings later evolved into the Famous Music Group) and suggested they change their name. “They told us Gary and the Knight Lites sounded a little dated”, Loizzo told Chicago Tribune in 1994. “So we put a bunch of names in a hat and pulled out American Breed”. The band’s first single was “Ï Don’t Think You Know Me”, written by Carole King and Gerry Goffin. The band enjoyed its greatest success in 1967 and 1968. They released five singles that reached the charts, including “Step Out Of Your Mind”, “Green Light”, and “Bend Me, Shape Me”, the last of which was their biggest seller, selling over one million copies and awarded a gold disc. The track also peaked at #24 in the UK Singles Chart. The success of “Step Out of Your Mind” allowed the group, originally signed for singles, to make albums and quit their daytime gigs to pursue music full-time. The band also found themselves in high demand in the lucrative radio jingles market, recording commercials for Coca-Cola, the United States Navy, and Bell Telephone, among others. Their television commercial for American Airlines (“Fly the American Way”) was also a big success in the top twenty TV markets and their songs were also featured on the soundtrack to the films No Way to Treat a Lady (1968) and The Brain(1969). In 1968, the band appeared three times on American Bandstand and later that same year, Kevin Murphy joined as keyboardist and the band briefly altered the name to “THE American BREED” before shortening to “The Breed”. Their next single, “Keep the Faith”, failed to make the charts and singer Paulette McWilliams was added in 1969 in a move towards a more R&B funk sound on their next single “Hunky Funky”, which “bubbled under” at #107. But the band was for all intents and purposes finished by then, though Loizzo briefly tried to keep the name afloat in 1970 with one last single, “Can’t Make it Without You”, which went nowhere. Loizzo went on to open his own recording studio, “Pumpkin”, where he worked on producing commercials and other groups, eventually receiving a Grammy nomination for his work with Styx. Colbert, Graziano, McWilliams, and Murphy (after a brief stint in the military) regrouped as “Smoke” and then “Äsk Rufus” (the name soon abbreviated to Rufus). McWilliams was later replaced by Chaka Khan and the band later scored their first Top 10 hit under the Rufus name with “Tell Me Something Good” in 1974.

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Alexander, Arthur (1940-1993). “Where Have You Been All of My Life” Post 6. (https://youtu.be/5RosiKzxRJg).

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Anka, Paul (1941- ). “Diana” Post 51 (https://youtu.be/YkaM_K7x4Xw) (RQ 10).

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Armstrong, Cassandra. (10 yrs old) “Dance Monkey” Post 37. (https://youtu.be/-3SrqKNB_28).

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Battaglia, Roberta. (10 yrs old) “You Say” Post 37. (https://youtu.be/qgdYUAQwtgU).

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Bawakan, Nikitaca. (14 yrs old) “Bohemian Rhapsody” Post 37. (https://youtube.com/watch?v=ES9qsVJZTLI&feature=share).

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Beach Boys (1961- ). “I Get Around” Post 38 (https://youtu.be/JRaTRqLJnPw) (RQ 10+).

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Bhaini, Khan (1995- ). FromBarnala, Punjab, India “Sun Fer” (Pun Jabi) Post 48. (https://youtu.be/fQeZPLSEDwg).

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Bieber, Justin (1994- ). From London, Canada “What Do You Mean” Posts 32 & 33 (https://youtu.be/DK_0jXPuIr0) (RQ10).

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Black, Cilla (1943-2015). From Liverpool, UK. “Anyone Who Had a Heart” Post 36 (https://youtu.be/5lAPyZVKH9Y) (RQ 10).

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Blaine, Hal (1929-2019). (drummer) From Holyoke, MA “Good Vibrations” Beach Boys Post 19. (https://youtu.be/Eab_beh07HU).

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Blood, Sweat & Tears (1967-1981). From NYC.“Spinning Wheel” Post 12. (RQ 10+). 12 (https://youtu.be/YbRR0WjMqEk) (RQ 10+).

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Boertien, Emma. (21 yrs old). From; Ankorage, AK. “Don’t Play that Song for Me” Post 37 (https://youtu.be/f0L5LaEnSlU) (RQ 10).

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Brinc, Elena. (13 yrs old) “Fight Song” Post 37. (https://youtu.be/fQ1TnMKvPY4).

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Brooklyn Bridge & Johnny Maestro (1961- ). From NYC. “Worst That Could Happen” Post 35 (https://youtu.be/tbNC7a_mdgY) (RQ 10).
“Worst That Could Happen” Post 35 (https://youtu.be/tbNC7a_mdgY) (RQ 10).

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Browne, Jackson (1948- ). From Heidelberg, Germany. “The Pretender” Post 12 (https://youtu.be/SqRvJLH_-vU) (RQ 10).

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Buffalo Springfield (1966-1968). From Los Angeles, CA. “For What Its Worth” Post 35 (band included Stephen Stills and Neil Young) (https://youtu.be/CXvyq4SyDwU) (RQ 10+).

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Burton, James (1939- ). (guitarist) From Dubberly, LA. “Steam Roller Blues Jam” Post 19 (https://youtu.be/m1afLC3XyqQ) (RQ 10).

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Carr, Vikki (1941- ). From El Pasoh, TX. “It Must Be Him” Post 36 (https://youtu.be/C-E8IX61iSs) (RQ 10).

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Chad (Stuart) & Jeremy (Clyde). Active 1962-1968. “A Summer Song” Post 51 (https://youtu.be/JVp2l_M2vvc) (RQ 10).

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Chance, Greyson. (23 yrs old) “Hold On Til the Night” Post 37 (https://youtu.be/QrT1EfdO67s) (RQ 10).

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Chandler, Gene (1937- ). From Chicagi“Duke of Earl” Post 6 (https://youtu.be/a5n0FZo0ME4) (RQ 10).

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Channel, Bruce (1940- ). “Hey Baby” Post 35 (https://youtu.be/zNiALFHyLH0) (RQ 10).

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Charles, Ray (1930-2004). “Georgia on My Mind” Post 38 (https://youtu.be/ggGzE5KfCio) (RQ 10+)

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Chin, Tessanne. (35 yrs old) “I Have Nothing” Posts 37 & 53 (https://youtu.be/m8KdTWjTpLk) (RQ 9).

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Christy, Lou (1943- ). From Glenwillard, PA. “Lightin Strikes” Post 12 (https://youtu.be/7HGnOuyi5O0) (RQ 8).

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Clanton, Jimmy (1938- ). From Baton Rouge, LA.“Just a Dream” Post 12 (https://youtu.be/YtDDqbtQe4g) (RQ 9).

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Clario – Claire Cottrill (23 years old). From Atlanta, GA. “Sofia” Post 37 (https://youtu.be/L9l8zCOwEII) (RQ 7)

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Clark, Petula (1932- ). From Ewell, “Downtown” Post 36 (https://youtu.be/0GdPPhTbg-0) (RQ 10).

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Colon, Javier (1978- ). “Time After Time” Post 53 (https://youtu.be/9g23jo8XBMg) (RQ 9).

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Cramer, Floyd (1933-1997) Pianist for Michael Jackson – “Last Date” (https://youtu.be/1JvfG9uFswis).

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Creedence Clearwater Revival (1959-1972). “Proud Mary” Posts 12 & 38 (https://youtu.be/_MqKttEyYKc) (RQ 9).

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Crosby, Stills & Nash (1969-1974). “Judy Blue Eyes” Post 51 (https://youtu.be/OvGfQCsfzUo) (RQ
Cyhohob, Bachnnca (15 yrs old) “Toy” Post 37.

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Dabrowska, Anna. (14 yrs old) “Swiat Sie Pomylil” Post 37 (https://youtu.be/WLB9sBnhR2Q) (RQ 8).

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Daigle, Lauren. (28 yrs old) “You Say” Post 37 (https://youtu.be/sIaT8Jl2zpI) (RQ 10).

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Davis, Skeeter (1931-2004). “The End of the World” Posts 12 & 36 (https://youtu.be/aApCMQDarRA) (RQ 8).

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DeShannon, Jackie (1941- ). “Put a Little Love in Your Heart” Post 36 (https://youtu.be/8LgdRJmjNMY) (RQ 9).

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Dinning, Mark (1933-1986) . “Teen Angel” Post 35 (https://youtu.be/RlmFs75JFaw) (RQ 8).

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Dion, Celine (1968- ). “Ave Maria” Post 17 (https://youtu.be/ek9LKDjgshU) (RQ 10).

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Douglass, Steve – tenor sax (1938-1993). “Breakout” For The Ventures and Jan & Dean Post 19. (https://youtu.be/6Q_xcxsaDhg).

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Drake (1986- ). “Best I Ever Had” Post 24. (https://youtu.be/Zfp3KfYH0xA).

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Drew, Patti (1944- ). “Tell Him” Post 12 (https://youtu.be/sq9HRkVgu6Y) (RQ 8).

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Duke, Patty (1946-2016). “Don’t Just Stand There” Post 36 (https://youtu.be/X9nBdfEruxc) (RQ 9).

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Fabares, Shelley (1944- ). “Johnny Angel” Post 36 (https://youth.be/mlDeMltJZ0M) (RQ 10).

Eurodisco. “Hits” Post 48. (https://youtu.be/4lDgLzc90Hs).

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Feliciano, Jose (1945- ). “Light My Fire” Post 36 (https://youtu.be/rKn446XQ3G0) (RQ 10).

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Fisher, Elene. (37 yrs old) “Atemlos Durch Die Nacht” Post 37 (https://youtu.be/2czABFw6RnE) (RQ 10).

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Fisher, Toni (1924-1999). “The Big Hurt” Post 36 (https://youtu.be/WrlFgP_paOc) (RQ 9).

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Flying Machine (1968). “Smile a Little Smile for Me.” Pop Music 1 of 23 Genres. (https://youtu.be/fkDrkspVjrI) (RQ 10).

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Gardner, Lanie. (21 Yrs Old) “Rhiannon” Post 37. Lanie sounds almost exactly like Stevie Nicks of Fleetwood Mac (https://youtu.be/XZ4CqjdJ46c) (RQ 10).

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George, Barbara (1942-2006). “I Know” Post 36 (https://youtu.be/Co0FWi4OBkc) (RQ 10).

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Gorme, Eydie (1926-2013). “Blame It on the Bossa Nova” Post 36 (https://youtu.be/sn4Fly9cOn0) (RQ 10).

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Gough, Maia. (10 Yrs Old) “I Have Nothing” Post 37 (https://youtu.be/dG63_nwX8tw) (RQ 8).

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Gray, Loren. (18 Yrs Old) “Queen” Post 37 (https://youtu.be/XqBKrJnA8ZY) (RQ 10).

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Harrison, Wilbert (1929-1994). “Kansas City” Post 3 (https://youtu.be/tkJHRjlkT3o) (RQ 10).

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Havens, Richie (1941-2013). “Here Comes the Sun” Post 51 (https://youtu.be/I9KSxqCShBY) (RQ 10).

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Hebb, Bobby (1938-2010). “Sunny” Post 51 (https://youtu.be/J-5xGXpNt74) (RQ 10).

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Herman’s Hermits (1964-2015). “Mrs. Brown You’ve Got a Lovely Daughter” Post 3 (https://youtu.be/2xDdME7c3Gk) (RQ 10+).

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Holman, Eddie (1946- ) “Hey There Lonely Girl” Post 35 (https://youtu.be/0tSpZnVnSLQ) (RQ 10).

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Hyland, Brian (1943- ). “Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Little Polka Dot Bikini.” (https://youtu.be/n56E3kScoN8) (RQ 9).

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Jackson, Chuck (1937- ). “Any Day Now” Post 36 (https://youtu.be/3AYI-_makRY) (RQ 10+).

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Jan & Dean (1958-1968). “Surf City & Little ‘Ol Lady from Pasadena” Posts 30 & 33 (https://youtu.be/7udIP7Bux2U) (RQ 10).

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Jane, Maddi. (18 Yrs Old) “Rolling in the Deep” Post 37 (https://youtu.be/lMrCW07XBS8) (RQ 10).

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Jay & The Techniques (1968-1976). “Apples, Peaches, Pumpkin Pie” Post 36 (https://youtu.be/jEPSrdA8kbY) (RQ 10).

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Jay & The Americans (1960-1973). “Come a Little Bit Closer” Post 51. (https://youtu.be/e3LVGBB94eY).

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Jefferson Airplane (1965-1973). “White Rabbit” Post 30. The group “sound” was lead by Grace Slick’s voice. (https://youtu.be/pnJM_jC7j_4) (RQ 9).

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Kassav (1989). “Ou Le” (Zouk) Post 48. (https://youtu.be/Y8OTlUrvYXQ).

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Kita, Amelia. (15 Yrs Old) Dancing on My Own 37 (https://youtu.be/OIrL3vhX7ss) (RQ 10).

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Lady Gaga (2001- ). “Poker Face” Posts 32 & 33 (https://youtu.be/bESGLojNYSo) (RQ 10).

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Lee, Curtis (1939-2015). “Pretty Little Angel Eyes” Post 36 (https://youtu.be/pZT__JFMUgU) (RQ 10).

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Lee, Jacque. (23 Yrs Old) “And I’m Telling You I’m Not Going” Post 37 (https://youtu.be/eCrbKlPjDDo) (RQ 9).

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Lennon, John (1940-1980) & (Yoko Ono (1933- ). “Imagine” Post 47 (https://youtu.be/YkgkThdzX-hineDo (RQ 10+).

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Lind, Bob (1942- ). “Elusive Butterfly” Post 51 (https://youtu.be/sukxmZcDGlU) (RQ 10).

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Linden, Kathy (1938- ). “Billy” Post 36 (https://youtu.be/kIIZi0PrVtc) (RQ 9).

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Loeb, Lisa (1968- ). “Stay – I Missed You” Post 36 (https://youtu.be/i9HGwRbMiVY) (RQ 10).

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Lorde (Ella O’Conner). (23 Yrs Old) “Royals” Post 37 (https://youtu.be/nlcIKh6sBtc) (RQ 10).

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LuLu – Marie McDonald McLaughlin Lawrie (1948- ) “To Sir with Love” Post 30 (https://youtu.be/yTapoA5RQyo) (RQ 8).

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Lu Han (32 yrs old). “On Fire” (C-Pop) Post 48. (https://youtu.be/JKVTNzvniq8).

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Lyman, Frankie & The Teenagers (1942-1968).“Frankie died at only 25 yrs old from a heroin overdose. “Why Do Fools Fall in Love” Posts 29 & 33 (https://youtu.be/EWwzsNyFn1I) (RQ 9).

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Mamas and Papas (1965-1968). “California Dreaming & Monday Monday” Posts 7, 33 & 38 (https://youtu.be/XJIAvpqwJJU) (RQ 10).

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Mama Cass – Elliot (1959-1974). “Dream a Little Dream of Me” Post 36 (https://youtu.be/ZZ0PZRYin2s) (RQ 10).

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Mann, Manfred (1962-1969). “Do Wah Diddy Ditty” Posts 7 & 33 (https://youtu.be/1UingsUi0mI) (RQ 10).

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Manon, Pour (15 yrs old). “Writings on the Wall” Post 37 (https://youtube.com/watch?v=wFQgLXNC3ek&feature=share) (RQ 9).

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Maroon Five (1994- ). With Adam Levine and Christina Aguilera. “Moves Like Jagger” Posts 32 & 33 (https://youtu.be/iEPTlhBmwRg) (RQ 10).

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Mars, Bruno (1985- ). “Just the Way You Are” Post 33 (https://youtu.be/LjhCEhWiKXk) (RQ 10).

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Mercy (1968-1969). “Love Can Make You Happy” Post 35 (https://youtu.be/6hv2vyz7pLA) (RQ 10).

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Merengue. “Latin Country” Post 4.

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Merlinsyoshi Glitch. “Genisis” Post 48 (https://youtu.be/bgPYV9dIvd4) (RQ 8).

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Miller, Jody (1941- ). “Queen of the House” Post 36 (https://youtu.be/8fpuDCQ7Mp0) (RQ 10).

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Miller, Nova – Astrid Fanny Granström (20 yrs old). “Turn Up the Fire” Post 37 (https://youtu.be/EXMsW3FoQuE) (RQ 10).

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Morgan, Jane (1925- ). “The Day that the Rains Came Down” Post 36 (https://youtu.be/fs3VRSJEhu4) (RQ 10).

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Morris, Maren. (32 yrs old) “The Bones” Post 37 (https://youtu.be/gvPMVKUI9go) (RQ 10).

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Motherload (1969-1976). “When I Die” Post 35 (https://youtu.be/nF2CoDLAO7g) (RQ 9).

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Nelson, Ricky (1940-1985). He died at only 45 yrs old from his DC3 plane crash caused by a faulty heater. “Hello Mary Lou” Post 51 (https://youtu.be/DfKe8K1A3JI) (RQ 10).

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Oh Dance Team. (V-Pop) “Bang Bang Bong Bong” Post 48.

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Paul, Les (1915-2008). Guitarist, stopped later on in his career, due to arthritis in his fingers. “Sleepwalk” Post 18 (https://youtu.be/2Rar4uStkt4) (RQ 9).

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Perry, Katy – Katheryn Elizabeth Hudson (37 yrs old). “Roar & Our Song” Posts 28 & 33 (https://youtu.be/CevxZvSJLk8) (RQ 10).

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Pitney, Gene (1940-2006). “Only Love Can Break a Heart” Post 8 (https://youtu.be/71ctQukD5ZA) (RQ 9).

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Polyphony (2000- ). “Just Like in Heaven” Post 55 (https://youtu.be/DqNrZeJ6TQ0) (RQ 7).

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Pope, Cassadee (1989- ). “Say It First” Post 53 (https://youtu.be/gfeZ9q8ANeY) (RQ 10).

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Posey, Sandy (1944- ). “Born a Woman” Post 36 (https://youtu.be/r6CmNUOzdlw) (RQ 9).

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Puente, Tito (1923-2000). “Salsa Hits” Post 48 (https://youtu.be/w3n54aTu2MA) (RQ 8).

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Puckett, Gary & The Union Gap (1967-1971). “Woman Woman” Post 30 (https://youtu.be/0Mqsnx2E3ys) (RQ 10).

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Ravinkaite, Atene. (15 yrs old) “Put a Spell on You” Post 37 (https://youtu.be/e_YYBiGfADc) (RQ 8).

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Reggae. “100 Best” Post 48 (https://youtu.be/_DhjJcPdNGk) (RQ 9).

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Renay, Diane (1945- ). “Navy Blue” Post 36 (https://youtu.be/ZaF49Ov7Bpo) (RQ 7).

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Revere, Paul & The Raiders (1958-1976). “Just Like Me & Good Thing” Posts 10 & 33 (https://youtu.be/6BGNN9ZuL-I) (RQ 10).

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Rihanna (1988- ). “Umbrella & A Girl Like Me” Posts 25 & 33 (https://youtu.be/CvBfHwUxHIk) (RQ 10).

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Rocha, Rita. (15 yrs old) “Driver’s License” Post 37 (https://youtube.com/watch?v=99-aCZj7zkM&feature=share) (RQ 10).

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Roe, Tommy (1942- ). “Sheila & Dizzy”’Posts 11 & 33 (https://youtu.be/KK6tqhP16Nk) (RQ 9).

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Rodrigo, Olivia. (15 yrs old) “All I Want” (pianist too) Post 37 (https://youtu.be/OOgvDiXl6hA) (RQ 9).

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Ronald (Gumm) and Ruby (Ross) – 1958. “Lollipop” Post 35 (https://youtu.be/zzcwn2QHkDM) (RQ 9).

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Rosalita, Peter. (10 yrs old) “All By Myself” Post 37 (https://youtu.be/meUpKhUKZ94) (RQ 9).

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Rose, Annika. (18 yrs old) “Butterflies” Post 37 (https://youtu.be/ujTNzEWh-BQ) (RQ 10).

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Rose, Madysyn. (18yrs old) “Fall for You” Post 37 (https://youtu.be/HuJHqZwJHQw) (RQ 10).

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Rosie and The Originals (1960-1963). “Angel Baby” Post 35 (https://youtu.be/a-3uIjsXSec) (RQ 8).

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Rusu, Rianna. (15 yrs old) “And I’m Telling You” Post 37. (https://youtu.be/cFY5YRQy9aY) (RQ 9).

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Sagittarius (1967-1969). “My World Fell Down” Post 14 (https://youtu.be/81skBnAAdcQ) (RQ 8).

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Sa-Chaves, Leonor. (15 yrs old) “When I Was Your Man” Post 37 (https://youtu.be/gsqBWZIhxBQ) (RQ 8).

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Sam the Sham & The Pharohs (1959-1982). “Wolly Bully” Posts 14 & 33 (https://youtu.be/jl00pLpYQhI) (RQ 10).

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Scott, Linda (1945- ). “I’ve Told Every Little Star” Post 36 (https://youtu.be/wZYWjYTVPog) (RQ 9).

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Sedaka, Neil (1939- ). “Breaking Up is Hard to Do” Post 36 (https://youtu.be/2M584bP_FeE) (RQ 10).

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Seigaku. “Do You Remember” Post 48. “https://youtu.be/MQWJD-L5K4w) (RQ 7).

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Shannon, Del (1934-1990). “Runaway” Post 14 (https://youtu.be/gaHgHrCwQBA) (RQ 9).

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Sheeran, Ed (1991- ). “Sing” (animated video) Posts 32 & 33 (https://youtu.be/tlYcUqEPN58) (RQ 10+).

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Simon (Paul) & (Art) Garfunkel (1956-1970). “The Sounds of Silence” Posts 14 & 33 (https://youtu.be/NAEppFUWLfc) (RQ 10).

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Sir Douglas Quintet (1964-1973). “Mendocino” Post 6 (https://youtu.be/fhDdhUABte0) (RQ 8).

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Small Faces (1965-1969) “Itchycoo Park” Post 36 (https://youtu.be/92dOgg0mwWY) (RQ 10).

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Smith, Jaden (23 yrs old) “Cabin Fever” Post 37. Jaden is Will Smith’s son. (https://youtu.be/82UsnbunJUs) (RQ 10).

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Soca Mix. “Hello” Post 48 (https://youtu.be/eldeaIAv_wE) (RQ 10).

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Sommers, Joanie (1941- ) “Johnny Get Angry” Posts 35 & 36 (https://youtu.be/1bDoPh6d-Ng) (RQ 9).

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Sonny (Bono 1935-1998) & Cher (Sarkisian 1946- ). “I’ve Got You Babe” Posts 13 & 33 (https://youtu.be/HKGjCPBSG38) (RQ 10).

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Soul, Jimmy (1942-1988). “If You Wanna Be Happy.” Pop Music – 1 of 23 Genres. (https://youtu.be/fxUY-99TPRY) (RQ 9).

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Spanky & Our Gang (1966-1969). “Sunday will Never Be the Same” Posts 31 & 33. Led by lead singer Elaine “Spanky” McFarlane. (https://youtu.be/07nK9CXZvAI) (RQ 9).

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Spencer Davis Group (1963-1969). “Higher Love & Gimmie Some Lovin” (https://youtu.be/ko3m0NBbq1o) (RQ 9).

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Springfield, Dusty (1939-1999). “You Don’t Have to Say You Love Me” Post 36. (https://youtu.be/QR4vE9xL3yk).

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Staple Singers (1948-1994). “I’ll Take You There” Post 33 (https://youtu.be/6gpzVCFrKWk) (RQ 10).

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Starr, Ringo (1940-1961) 1. (drummer for the Beatles). “A Compilation” Post 19 (https://youtu.be/UvvfeRECuII) (RQ 7).

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Steinfeld, Hailee. (23 yrs old) “Love Myself” Post 37 (https://youtu.be/bMpFmHSgC4Q) (RQ 10+).

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Stevens, Dodie (1946- ). “Pink Shoelaces” Posts 25, 33 & 36 (https://youtu.be/lW0a3sR0Usw) (RQ 10).

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Stevens, Ray (1939- ) “Everything is Beautiful” (everyone should listen to this song when they wake up) Post 51 (https://youtu.be/Fda8FIxRaB0) (RQ 9).

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Swift, Taylor (1989- ). “Speak Now” Posts 26 & 33 (https://youtu.be/Gh7u-KTWUq8) (RQ 10+).

Thapelo, Nachdem (13 yrs old). “Halo” Post 37 (https://youtube.com/watch?v=&feature=share) (RQ 9).

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The American Breed (1958-1970). “Bend Me, Shape Me” Post 36 (https://youtu.be/PSHo146tQjQ) (RQ 10).

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The Beach Boys (1961- ) . “I Get Around & Good Vibrations” Posts 12 & 17 (https://youtu.be/Eab_beh07HU) (RQ 10+).

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The Box Tops (1967-1970). “The Letter & Cry Like a Baby” Posts 12 & 36 (https://youtu.be/pyq3PUTnpd0) (RQ 10).

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The Bryds (1964-1973). “Eight Miles High” Post 12. David Crosby was a member of the band. (https://youtu.be/NxyOhFBoxSY) (RQ 9).

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The Buckinghams (1966-1970). “Kind of a Drag” Post 12 (https://youtu.be/QSqg1NqBKGE) (RQ 9).

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The Cascades (1960-1975). “Rhythm of the Rain” Post 35 (https://youtu.be/AtEKXIQCwYw) (RQ 10).

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The Chiffons (1960- ). “One Fine Day” Post 51 (https://youtu.be/D0LYs-VqFuw) (RQ 8).

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The Chordettes (1946-1963). “Lollipop” Post 51 (https://youtu.be/Yw0qIyZMtH8) (RQ 10).

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The Cowsills (1965-1972). “The Rain, the Park & Other Things” Post 51 (https://youtu.be/uC9tALmALh0) (RQ 9).

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The Crew Cuts (1952-1964). Sh-Boom” Post 51 (https://youtu.be/CikEbEtnBcE) (RQ 10).

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The Critters (1966-1967). “Mr. Dieingly Sad” Post 51 (https://youtu.be/h27rFCiL96Y) (RQ 9).

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The Eagles (1971-1980). “Hotel California” Post 38 (https://youtu.be/BciS5krYL80) (RQ 9).

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The Exciters (1961-1974). “Tell Him” Posts 35 & 36 (https://youtu.be/B-QQez5H7GE) (RQ 10+).

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The Fifth Dimension (1966- ). “Aquarious” Post 36 (https://youtu.be/VlrQ-bOzpkQ) (RQ 10).

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The Five Royales (1951-1965) “Think” Post 18 (https://youtu.be/QSo3chuNTtM) (RQ 9).

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The Fleetwoods (1958-1983). “Come Softly to Me” Post 36 (https://youtu.be/Dkf-Dhihdrc) (RQ 9).

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The Foundations (1966-1971). “Build Me Up Buttercup” Pop Music 1 of 23 Genres. (https://youtu.be/hSofzQURQDk) (RQ 10).

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The Four Aces (1949-1987). “Love is a Many Splendored Thing” Posts 29 & 33 (https://youtu.be/cCFftG60A7M) (RQ 8).

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The Gentrys (1963- ). “Keep on Dancing” Post 35 (https://youtu.be/AGHFaBx6j8M) (RQ 10).

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The Guess Who (1968-1975). From Winnipeg, Canada. “These Eyes” Post 51 (https://youtu.be/xcLdbsrSngA) (RQ 9).

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The Hollies (1962- ). From Salford, England. “He Ain’t Heavy He’s My Brother” Post 3 (https://youtu.be/ifyUPYXwdIc) (RQ 10).

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The Hollywood Argyles (1960-1965). “Alley Opp” Post 35 (https://youtu.be/SeU5CjSoRZ8) (RQ 9).

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The Impalas (1958-1973). “Sorry – I Ran All the Way Home” Post 35 (https://youtu.be/ufz4-fRCwwo) (RQ 9).

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The Jamies (1958-1962). “Summertime” Post 35 (https://youtu.be/Wrgdr3ROzTc) (RQ 9).

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The Left Banke (1965-1969). “Walk Away Renee” Post 36 (https://youtu.be/) (RQ 10).

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The Lovin Spoonful (1975-1969). “Do You Believe in Magic” Post 30 (https://youtu.be/JnbfuAcCqpY) (RQ 9).

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The Monkeys (1966-1970). “Daydream Believer & Last Train to Clarksville” Posts 7 & 33 (https://youtu.be/K3syk2VOmRw) (RQ 10+).

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The Orion’s (1960- ). “Wah Wah Tootsie” Post 6 (https://youtu.be/rEQumNxzTy4) (RQ 8).

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The Playmates (1958-1962). “Beep Beep” Post 8 (https://youtu.be/5DPBfbSgqbY) (RQ 9).

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The Poni-Tails (1956-1960). “Born Too Late” Posts 8 & 35 (https://youtu.be/p64nDdoniIA) (RQ 10+).

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The Ramrods (1956-1959). “Riders in the Sky” (instrumental) Post 10 (https://youtu.be/Tmqpy6zk7mA) (RQ 10).

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The (Young) Rascals (1965-1972). “Good Lovin” Posts 22 & 33 (https://youtu.be/t3CQ-5MeRwY) (RQ 10).

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The Reflections (1963-1965). “Just Like Romeo and Juliet.” Pop Music – 1 of 23 Genres. (https://youtu.be/OGaBZuTixII) (RQ 9).

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The Regents (1958-1990). “Barbara Ann.” Pop Music – 1 of 23 Genres (https://youtu.be/EDpQY3UW8D4) (RQ 7). This was recorded in 1961. The Beach Boys covered it in 1965 where it became more popular (https://youtu.be/qV873dFNQFI) (RQ 10).

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The Ronettes (1957-1967). “Be My Baby” Post 51 (https://youtu.be/jSPpbOGnFgk) (RQ 9).

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The Rip Chords (1962-1965). “Hey Little Cobra” Post 35 (https://youtu.be/FqAen8PJ064) (RQ 9).

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The Royal Jesters (1958- ). “We Go Together” Post 16 (https://youtu.be/qEQgw1xFqXI) (RQ 10+).

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The Royal Teens (1956-1969) “Short Shorts” Post 36 (https://youtu.be/xh1FvPAP6Kk) (RQ 9).

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The Shangri-Las (1963-1968). “Simon Says”’Post 14 (https://youtu.be/p_lZ2sLYQLU) (RQ 7).

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The Seekers (1962-1968). “I’ll Never Find Another You” Post 30 (https://youtu.be/pBaO6ro1CUc) (RQ 8).

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The Spiral Staircase (1964-1982). “More Today than Yesterday” Post 36 (https://youtu.be/89eEa3RvCF4) (RQ 10).

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The Surfaris (1962- ). “Wipe Out” (instrumental) Post 6 (https://youtu.be/dBURLdhmmZ8) (RQ 8).

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The Teddy Bears (1957-1960). “To Know Him is To Love Him” Post 35 (https://youtu.be/8Ol1MxFN5Sk) (RQ 9).

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The Tokens (1955-1979). “The Lion Sleeps Tonight” Post 6 (https://youtu.be/OQlByoPdG6c) (RQ 10).

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The Tremeloes (1958- ). “Silence is Golden” Post 36 (https://youtu.be/m9XZa5Xekt0) (RQ 10).
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The Turtles (1965-1970) . “She’d Rather Be with Me & Happy Together” Posts 16 & 33 (https://youtu.be/mRCe5L1imxg) (RQ 7).

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The Ventures (1958- ). “Walk Don’t Run” (instrumental) Posts 17, 21, 31 & 33 (https://youtu.be/jg8r4CfoZLI) (RQ 8).

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The Vogues (1963- ). “Turn Around Look at Me” Post 36 (https://youtu.be/xEvZwRJnOnI) (RQ 10).

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The Zombies (1961-1967). “Tell Her No” (https://youtu.be/j3l8tsg066g) (RQ 10), “Time of the Season” (https://youtu.be/T8ecsAI3FhY) (RQ 9) and “She’s Not There” (https://youtu.be/ieWZpXPuIhU) (RQ 10).

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Thompson, Sue (1925-2021). “Norman” Post 36 Tibet (young couple dancing) Ghost Step Shuffle 48

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Toaopoba, Kpncnr. (10 yrs old) “Listen” 37.

Queen (1970- ). From London, England. “Bohemian Rhapsody” Post 38. Famous lead singer Freddie Mercury died in 1991 at age 45. Pictured second from left. (https://youtu.be/fJ9rUzIMcZQ) (RQ 10+).

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U2 (1976- ). From Dublin, Ireland. “I Haven’t Seen What I’m Looking For” Post 38 (https://youtu.be/e3-5YC_oHjE) (RQ 10).

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Valens, Ritchie – Richard Steven Valenzuela (1941-1950). In Mason City, Iowa, he was killed in an airplane crash on February 3, 1959 at only 19 yrs of age along with The Big Bopper and Buddy Holly. “La Bamba” Post 51

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Valli, Frankie & The Four Seasons (1963-1975). “Sherry & Big Girls Don’t Cry” Post 30 (https://youtu.be/jMcWldfg28s) (RQ 10).

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Vasquez, Angie. (19 Yrs Old) “Rolling in the Deep” Post 37 (https://youtu.be/a7UFm6ErMPU) (RQ 10).

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Veloso, Caetano (1967- ). “Meia Lua Inteira” (from Brazil) Post 48 (https://youtu.be/I1Ok3fXEtnM) (RQ 10).

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Ward, Robin (1941- ). “Wonderful Summer”’Post 35 (https://youtu.be/DL4cvfLM7ZI) (RQ 8).

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Warwick, Dionne (1940- ). “I Say a Little Prayer” Post 36 (https://youtu.be/ZlGmMLfWsqM) (RQ 9).

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Washington, Dinah (1924-1963). “What a Difference a Day Makes” Post 18 (https://youtu.be/upJ3OgMRiUA) (RQ 10+).

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We Five (1964-1967). “You Were On My Mind” Post 51 (https://youtu.be/c7YSANg8vgw) (RQ 9).

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Whebe, Carla. (27 yrs Old) “Don’t Tell Me” Post 37 (https://youtu.be/RHQE0oGwxxI) (RQ 9).

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Wilson, Nancy (1937-2018). “You Don’t Know (How Glad I Am)” Post 36 (https://youtu.be/qXIr22QpVkk) (RQ 10+).

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Young, Kathy (1945- ) (& The Innocents). “A Thousand Stars” Post 35 (https://youtu.be/2yesRVy3s98) (RQ 9).

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Zakharova, Maria. (10 Yrs Old). I believe Maria is the best young singer in world! “Still Loving You” Post 37 (https://youtu.be/gHf01WZN3vk) (RQ 10).