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Sunday, 18 November 2018

Hot 100 & BU Hits of the 60's - 1961

Part 61.01    Part 61.02    Part 61.03    Part 61.04    Part 61.05
Part 61.06    Part 61.07    Part 61.08    Part 61.09    Part 61.10
Part 61.11    Part 61.12    Part 61.13    Part 61.14    Part 61.15
Part 61.16    Part 61.17    Part 61.18    Part 61.19    Part 61.20
Part 61.21    Part 61.22    Part 61.23    Part 61.24    Part 61.25
Part 61.26    Part 61.27    Part 61.28    Part 61.29    Part 61.30
Part 61.31    Part 61.32    Part 61.33    Part 61.34    Part 61.35
Part 61.36    Part 61.37    Part 61.38    Part 61.39    Part 61.40
Part 61.41    Part 61.42    Part 61.43    Part 61.44    Part 61.45
Part 61.46    Part 61.47    Part 61.48    Part 61.49    Part 61.50
Part 61.51    Part 61.52                        Track-list 1961

32 comments:

  1. Anonymous25 November 2018 at 04:23

    I have three of your missing b-sides: Janie Black-A Heartache Grows, Barbara Evans-Nothing You Can Do, and the Four Coquettes-In This World. Trouble is, they are on old cassettes I made 20 years ago from the original 45's before I sold my records. I will have to record the cassettes onto a disc and then upload to the computer, but I will get them to you as soon as I can. I don't suppose you already have a list of your needs from 1962 and 1963 yet, do you?

    Dockman

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    1. Professor RnR27 March 2019 at 14:02

      17 still missing:
      Dino, Paul Bye-Bye
      Lee, Dick There's No Forgetting You
      Kaye, Sammy, & His Orchestra What's New At The Zoo
      Black, Oscar I Got A Feeling
      Soffici, Piero Valley Of My Heart
      Cory, Andy Lindy Hop
      Fulton, Sonny Try, Try, Try
      McPherson, Wyatt (Earp) That's Why I Love My Baby
      Zill, Pat La Mirada
      Vann, Teddy I Was Born To Love You
      Scott, George Twilight
      Draper, Rusty Scared To Go Home
      Jackson, Bull Moose I Love You Yes I Do - 7 Arts recording (3:33)
      Hayman, Richard, & His Orchestra Moon River
      Hill, Wendy Since You Went Away
      Elledge, Jimmy Hey Jimmy Joe John Jim Jack
      Slatkin, Felix Mandolino

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  2. wikkid.pissa29 November 2018 at 03:05

    I searched my server for the missing but no luck. Good luck and looking forward to '61. Any idiot can rip a CD, but projects such as this requires a lot of effort and it is appreciated.

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  3. William1 December 2018 at 14:07

    Awesome undertaking. Thank you for all your hard work in complying these 45's.

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  4. Aussie2 December 2018 at 14:12

    many many thinks to u my friend 4 the music u loading up - Aussie

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  5. Anonymous2 December 2018 at 23:45

    Professor, Here is link to your Four Coquettes song, "In This World" that you need.

    https://www104.zippyshare.com/v/01A63Plg/file.html

    I regret that I am having trouble with the Janie Black possible upgrade and the Barbara Evans song. When I plugged in my tape deck after these many years, I discovered it no longer seems to work, so am looking for another cassette deck. I will upload those as soon as I can.

    Dockman

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    1. Professor RnR3 December 2018 at 13:43

      Thanks a lot. Good quality another forgotten gem.

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  6. lemonflag3 December 2018 at 23:36

    Prof
    A little house-keeping for you. The art work in #5 is misnumbered as #4. Just a small thing, but I thought you might like to know.
    I am loving/enjoying your efforts here, and discovering things I have never heard.
    Thank you so much for these collections.

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  7. Tchouley4 December 2018 at 20:40

    MERCI BEAUCOUP !

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  8. Turkam Tor4 December 2018 at 20:51

    This comment has been removed by the author.

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  9. djmcblues26 December 2018 at 18:31

    Great work!!

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  10. Mike8 December 2018 at 21:17

    Once again, thanks for sharing your labor of love!
    Cheers,
    Mike

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  11. Anonymous8 December 2018 at 23:50

    I have been really enjoying going through and listening to all these great songs! Most of the flip sides I was not familiar with, and even a few hit sides I don't think I had ever heard before. Many thanks, Professor!

    Dockman

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  12. Aussie9 December 2018 at 00:00

    thank you my friendddddddd Aussie

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  13. Anonymous13 December 2018 at 09:24

    thanks professor great work.hope you can relax and have a happy Christmas.keith

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  14. Rolf14 December 2018 at 19:35

    1961 pt 32 427A is a remake not the hit
    listen to the hit version
    https://www63.zippyshare.com/v/smOOsT8X/file.html

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    1. Professor RnR15 December 2018 at 11:18

      Yes. By mistake, I've taken the MGM remake, not the original Cadence that I also have. Thank you very much for finding this mistake. For sure, there are many other mistakes: remake instead of original, album version not 45 and I'll greatly appreciate any hint.

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  15. Anonymous20 December 2018 at 00:25

    Hello Professor,
    It took me awhile, as I had to borrow a friend's tape deck, but finally, here are links for Barbara Evans "Nothing You Can Do" and possibly a better copy of Janie Black's "A Heartache Grows."

    https://www4.zippyshare.com/v/XNTGkiVA/file.html
    https://www4.zippyshare.com/v/MwDjSByD/file.html

    Thanks for all your efforts!

    Dockman

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    1. Professor RnR23 December 2018 at 12:47

      Many thanks. Two fantastic tunes, Janie Black's especially. Why they are absolutely forgotten? Music of the 50's and 60's is like Sesame and it is enough to say Open Sesame to find music gems. Some of them are hidden and difficult to find but thanks to Oldies lovers from all around the world, sooner or later we will reveal them. Merry Christmas

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  16. Anonymous11 January 2019 at 23:19

    Hello Professor,
    Here is link for your missing Fay Simmons track, "I Won't Stop Loving You."

    https://www27.zippyshare.com/v/PfYY27v5/file.html

    Dockman

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  17. Anonymous14 February 2019 at 16:12

    Hi Professor,
    I intended to buy the new 1961 R&B Hits Collection from Acrobat to obtain the 7 Arts version of "I Love You Yes I Do," but from the time listed it appears they may have used the old King version. However, a guy on 45Cat.com says he has the 45, and the time on it is only 2:17, rather than 3:33 as listed on the label. This is getting a little confusing!

    Dockman

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  18. Anonymous15 February 2019 at 21:32

    The mystery is, the YouTube video of the actual 78 from 1948 has about 55 seconds of music before Bullmoose Jackson starts singing, while the other version on Youtube that also is supposedly the 1948 recording has Bullmoose begin singing almost immediately, and then has an instrumental break in the middle of the song. Could this version be the 7 Arts version, since there is some question whether the time on the label is correct? (Both are way longer than 2:17 though; don't know what's up with that.)

    Dockman

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  19. Anonymous15 February 2019 at 23:22

    By the way, Professor, unless you've updated it since I downloaded the file, the two Etta Jones songs on Part 2 are incorrect.

    Dockman

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  20. BaDmutti7 April 2019 at 00:49

    Hi Professor

    Here some missing songs from 1961 Hope it's a help to complete.

    https://www32.zippyshare.com/v/JNbY7LDF/file.html

    Pat Zill - La Mirada (Indigo Rec # IND-119 - '61)
    Paul Dino & Group - Bye-Bye (Promo Rec. # P-2180 - '61)
    Rusty Draper - Scared To Go Home (Mercury # 71854 - '61)
    Sonny Fulton - Try Try Try ('61 United Artists-333)
    Wendy Hill - Since You Went Away

    Grts

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  21. Leif12 August 2019 at 22:34

    Hi Prof.

    In your listing of the contents of Part 61.50 you included two tracks by Jimmy Beaumont:

    Beaumont, Jimmy Ev'rybody's Cryin'
    Beaumont, Jimmy Camera

    Alas, so far, I cannot find them in the zip-file...

    However, apart from some small, similar idiosyncracies, I must say that I greatly admire your "absolutely necessary" project! I'm happily revisiting this period with your help, and I am extremely grateful for the numerous "findings" that escaped me at the time.

    (Hope you find this comment...)

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  22. Professor RnR20 October 2019 at 18:25

    Sorry for my late reply by I have found this comment just today, I'm reading only comments added to the "Comments" (top) post, this is the only way not to get lost. It looks that few months ago I've made some changes in 1961 and didn't update links. To be sure that links are correct, I will replace Zippy by Google Drive, today. Thanks for finding this error and please add comments under the top post.

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  23. bluesandrhythm3 February 2020 at 23:58

    Thank you for this massive effort. Realizing that any effort like this can contain a mistake, especially if you've changed file hosts, I wanted to point out that part 61.17 is actually a duplicate posting of part 61.18. Just a small glitch in this absolutely wonderful blog :)

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  24. Professor RnR20 March 2020 at 18:27

    Please leave your comment, report dead or incorrect link, under the top post: US (Billboard), UK, Italian… Hits 1940-1969 – Project Description & Comments.

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  25. Angel26 March 2020 at 05:42

    Part 61.17 is Part 61.18. Any chance of correcting the link.
    Thanks in advance.

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  26. grey7411 March 2021 at 07:31

    Are these files still working? So far I have downloaded 1-10 When I try to extract the files I get an unspecified error and they will not open.

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