When you recall what was happening in popular music in 1964, what's the first thing that comes to mind? No matter how you answer that question, Hard To Find Jukebox Classics: 1964 has something for you. Did you immediately think of the British Invasion? Treat yourself to the worldwide stereo debuts of The Animals' 'The House Of The Rising Sun' and Chad & Jeremy's 'Yesterday's Gone.' Also, the definitive stereo mix of Dusty Springfield's 'I Only Want To Be With You' and cuts by The Kinks, Herman's Hermits (new stereo), and faux-British rockers The Chartbusters ('She's The One'). Maybe you thought of the girl-group sound? In that case, check out the stereo debuts of The Ronettes' 'Walking In The Rain' and Diane Renay's 'Navy Blue' alongside hits by Lesley Gore and The Paris Sisters.
27 Across the Street (Is a Million Miles Away) Ray Peterson
28 High on a Hill Scott English
29 You Don't Own Me Lesley Gore
When you recall what was happening in popular music in 1964, what's the first thing that comes to mind? No matter how you answer that question, Hard To Find Jukebox Classics: 1964 has something for you. Did you immediately think of the British Invasion? Treat yourself to the worldwide stereo debuts of The Animals' 'The House Of The Rising Sun' and Chad & Jeremy's 'Yesterday's Gone.' Also, the definitive stereo mix of Dusty Springfield's 'I Only Want To Be With You' and cuts by The Kinks, Herman's Hermits (new stereo), and faux-British rockers The Chartbusters ('She's The One'). Maybe you thought of the girl-group sound? In that case, check out the stereo debuts of The Ronettes' 'Walking In The Rain' and Diane Renay's 'Navy Blue' alongside hits by Lesley Gore and The Paris Sisters.
