[pookie18]

Those are all good songs, but here are the Billboard #1 hits for 1963:

Go Away Little Girl-Steve Lawrence
Walk Right In-Rooftop Singers
Hey Paula-Paul & Paula
Walk Like A Man-4 Seasons
Our Day Will Come-Ruby & The Romantics
He's So Fine-Chiffons
I Will Follow Him-Little Peggy March
If You Wanna Be Happy-Jimmy Soul
It's My Party-Lesley Gore
Sukiyaki-Kyu Sakamoto
Easier Said Than Done-Essex
Surf City-Jan & Dean
So Much In Love-Tymes
Fingertips-Pt. 2-Little Stevie Wonder
My Boyfriend's Back-The Angels
Blue Velvet-Bobby Vinton
Sugar Shack-Jimmy Gilmer & The Fireballs
Deep Purple-Nino Tempo & April Stevens
I'm Leaving It Up To You-Dale & Grace
Dominique-The Singing Nun

[notaliberal]

The song I used to sing to my husband by the Shirelles: Soldier boy

[11Bush]

Good Lord! With the exception of ‘Sukiyaki’ I can recall the lyrics to every one of those songs.

Of course I used to still sing along with Sukiyaki, but mumble most of the time.

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

Ah yes. Beautiful music before the Beatles came in and ruined it all.

I’ve fallen in love with old Sammy Kay records. I find lots of good music on vinyl at my thrift store.

Just transcribed lots of Tommy Garrett and Henry Mancini music to CDs for my sister-in-law.