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San Jose, California-based band Count Five made just one appearance on Billboard‘s Hot 100 chart, though that one appearance turned into a a Top 5 hit. Exactly 50 years ago, that song — “Psychotic Reaction”...
Detroit-based vocal group Four Tops hit number one on Billboard‘s Hot 100 chart twice. In June 1965, they reached number one with “I Can’t Help Myself.” Then, a little more than a year later, exactly...
Amid four appearances, New Jersey-based band The Critters hit the Top 20 on Billboard‘s Hot 100 chart once. Exactly 50 years ago, that song — “Mr. Dieingly Sad” — climbed to a peak position of...
Spain-based band Los Bravos made three appearances on Billboard‘s Hot 100 chart, all between 1966 and 1968. Their biggest hit was their only Top 40 hit, “Black Is Black,” which reached not only the Top...
Among twelve appearances on Billboard‘s Hot 100 chart, California-based band The Association hit number one twice. Exactly 50 years ago, the first of those two chart-toppers, “Cherish,” rose to the pinnacle position for a three-week...
California-based vocal group The Sandpipers appeared on Billboard‘s Hot 100 chart four times over a four-year period between 1966 and 1970. Three of those songs hit the Top 40, with one song — their first...
Between 1964 and 1969, the Supremes hit number one on Billboard‘s Hot 100 chart twelve times, making them one of the most successful pop music acts of the 1960s. Two of those chart-topping hits came...
Of Glasgow, Scotland-born musician Donovan‘s seventeen appearances on Billboard‘s Hot 100 chart, twelve reached the Top 40 and four hit the Top 10. His biggest hit was his lone number one hit, “Sunshine Superman,” which...
Between 1966 and 1969, New Jersey-based vocal group The Happenings placed nine songs on Billboard‘s Hot 100 chart, two of which reached the Top 10. Exactly 50 years ago, the group’s first Top 10 hit,...
In 1966, New York-born novelty musician Jerry Samuels, recording under the name Napoleon XIV, flew up Billboard‘s Hot 100 chart with his song “They’re Coming to Take Me Away, Ha-Haaa!” After debuting at number 50, it...
