[Nostalgic Collection] Classic oldies masterpieces. Recommended popular songs

LucilleLittle Richard

Lucille

It only reached No.

17 in the U.S.

in 1956, but it went on to have a tremendous impact on later rock & roll and R&B.

His vocal style is even said to have served as a model for Paul McCartney, and considering that the young Beatles once opened for him, you can see how great he was.

He also appeared with the Bangles in the music video for Walking Down Your Street.

ProblemsThe Everly Brothers

Problems

This is one of the hit songs by the brother duo The Everly Brothers, who were active from the late 1950s to the 1960s.

The cross-harmonies of the two country singers are beautiful, making it a perfect track for some light dancing.

My Special AngelBobby Helms

Bobby Helms “My Special Angel” on The Ed Sullivan Show

A song by country singer Bobby Helms.

It reached No.

7 in the U.S.

and No.

22 in the U.K.

In 1968, the vocal group The Vogues covered the song, and their version was also a major hit, reaching No.

7 in the U.S.

He is also known for singing the original version of Jingle Bell Rock, one of the most popular Christmas songs.

You Don’t Own MeLesley Gore

Lesley Gore – You Don’t Own Me (Official Audio)

A hit song by Lesley Gore, who reigned at the top as an American idol in the early 1960s.

It reached No.

2 on the U.S.

charts.

The No.

1 spot at the time was held by the Beatles’ smash hit “I Want To Hold Your Hand.” It’s a powerful song declaring, “I am not your possession.” In Japan, Kaori Tsuchiya covered the song.

Will You Still Love Me TommorrowThe Shirelles

The Shirelles – Will You Love Me Tomorrow (1960)

The Shirelles are a four-member female vocal group.

In 1960, this song became the first by a female vocal group to reach No.

1 on the U.S.

charts.

It is well known as a Goffin & King composition.

Later, Carole King recorded a self-cover on her album Tapestry.

TequilaChamps

Tequila (Remastered 2018)

Tequila is an instrumental number released by The Champs in 1958.

It’s a rock ’n’ roll tune with a Mexican flavor, featuring the saxophone on the main melody.

With the shouted word “Tequila!” punctuating the song, it’s an irresistibly upbeat track that makes you want to start dancing.

It’s still loved around the world today and is frequently used in TV scene transitions, so many people will likely recognize it the moment they hear it.

LollipopChordettes

Chordettes – Lollipop

The Chordettes are a four-woman chorus group said to have their roots in folk music.

As with their other signature song, “Mr.

Sandman,” a highlight is the opening where the four members sing in turn.

This song was used in the film Stand by Me, playing during the scene where the four protagonists dance and make the popping sound by pulling their fingers from their mouths.