Big List Update 7 2023 And 8 2023
Most unexpected song: Bobbie Gentry dance number and song, "You’re Number One Fan!"
Most unexpected jazz Piano Talent – NatKing Cole (any. Of his songs with his jazz trio.
Best Guitar and Voice Demo: Paul McCarney and Cilia Black, "Step Inside Love."
Best Thumb Strumming, Wes Montgomery, "Impressions", by John Coltrane.
Best "Chelsea Morning’, song by Joni Mitchell.
Always Makes Me Happy, song, Sergio Mendes and Brasil ’66, "Pretty World!"
The Perfect Doo Wop single, Tymes, "So much in Love" / "Wonderful Wonderful!"
Best Elton John Cover, "Love Song", composed by Lesley
Duncan.
Best First Take Vocal, Frank Sinatra, "Im A Fool To Want You."
Best Vocal Come On, or, How can a harpsichord be so sexy? Come On-a My House, by Rosemary Clooney.
Halloween Dance Classic, "Monster Mash", Bobby Boris Pickett.
Iconic Fun with Spelling Hands, "YMCA". The Village People.
The Saddest Song, Peggy Lee, sings Lieber / Stoller’s song, "Is That All There is?"
Why Didn’t Someone Tell Me About … Paul Humphrey, And His Cool Aid Chemists, "Cool Aid" or "sack Full of Dreams"
How Did We Miss This Classic Hit, "Romeo is Bleeding." Hall and Oates.
American Blues Psychedelic Sixties Classic That Nobody Remembers, "7:30 Guided Tour."
Best Sitcom Theme Song, Rock Update, Joan Jett, "Love is All Around."
Best Rock n Roll song from the Year I was Born, 1949, Jimmy Preston and His Presonaires, "Rock This Joint"
Best Buzz Buzz, Astrid Gilberto, "The Telephone. Song."
Best Version of Little Latin Lupe Lu, Lisa Beat E l Bugardi.
Best Collins Kids 1957 Rockabilly, "Hop, Skip, and Jump!"
Three Songs that Every 60’s combo Learned, "Louie Louie", The Kingsmen, "House of the Rising Sun", The Animals, "Gloria," Them.Big List Update 7 20023 And 8 2023
Most unexpected song: Bobbie Gentry dance number and song, "You’re Number One Fan!"
Most unexpected jazz Piano Talent – NatKing Cole (any. Of his songs with his jazz trio.
Best Guitar and Voice Demo: Paul McCarney and Cilia Black, "Step Inside Love."
Best Thumb Strumming, Wes Montgomery, "Impressions", by John Coltrane.
Best "Chelsea Morning’, song by Joni Mitchell.
Always Makes Me Happy, song, Sergio Mendes and Brasil ’66, "Pretty World!"
The Perfect Doo Wop single, Tymes, "So much in Love" / "Wonderful Wonderful!"
Best Elton John Cover, "Love Song", composed by Lesley
Duncan.
Best First Take Vocal, Frank Sinatra, "Im A Fool To Want You."
Best Vocal Come On, or, How can a harpsichord be so sexy? Come On-a My House, by Rosemary Clooney.
Halloween Dance Classic, "Monster Mash", Bobby Boris Pickett.
Iconic Fun with Spelling Hands, "YMCA". The Village People.
The Saddest Song, Peggy Lee, sings Lieber / Stoller’s song, "Is That All There is?"
Why Didn’t Someone Tell Me About … Paul Humphrey, And His Cool Aid Chemists, "Cool Aid" or "sack Full of Dreams"
How Did We Miss This Classic Hit, "Romeo is Bleeding." Hall and Oates.
American Blues Psychedelic Sixties Classic That Nobody Remembers, "7:30 Guided Tour."
Best Sitcom Theme Song, Rock Update, Joan Jett, "Love is All Around."
Best Rock n Roll song from the Year I was Born, 1949, Jimmy Preston and His Presonaires, "Rock This Joint"
Best Buzz Buzz, Astrid Gilberto, "The Telephone. Song."
Best Version of Little Latin Lupe Lu, Lisa Beat E l Bugardi.
Best Collins Kids 1957 Rockabilly, "Hop, Skip, and Jump!"
Three Songs that Every 60’s combo Learned, "Louie Louie", The Kingsmen, "House of the Rising Sun", The Animals, "Gloria," Them.