TOP 100 BRITISH INVASION HITS - 1960's BRITISH INVASION

The Hits of 1958-1967 UK
1960's BRITISH INVASION

[@realBiGO]

Shoutout to my favorite group, The Moody Blues at #90. Glad they made it on the list.

[@ColinStuart]

Very enjoyable! Took me back to my early teens, into my late teens

[@CaptainAmerica-jw2xh]

My Top 20 American Hits From The 60's: 1)Time Won't Let Me / The Outsiders 2)Oh! Pretty Woman / Roy Orbison 3)Runaway / Del Shannon 4)Sugar Sugar / The Archies 5)96 Tears / ? & The Mysterians 6)Happy Together / The Turtles 7)California Dreaming / The Mamas & Papas 8)I'm A Believer / The Monkees 9)Young Girl / Gary Puckett & The Union Gap 10)This Diamond Ring / Gary Lewis & The Playboys 11) You Don't Own Me / Lesley Gore 12)Mr. Tambourine Man / The Birds 13)Kind Of A Drag / The Buckinghams 14)Woman Woman / Gary Puckett & The Union Gap 15) Don't You Care / The Buckinghams 16) Unchained Melody / The Righteous Bros. 17)Blue Velvet / Bobby Vinton 18)The Sound Of Silence / Simon & Garfunkel 19)Greenfields / The Brothers 4 20) Traces / Classics Iv

[@jimhealey-si1gk]

nice list, i would put the sound of silence in the top three. I love the bubblegum songs as well

[@calliopivogiatzis2235]

I lot of pop in this list,along with the rock too of course!👌

[@jimhealey-si1gk]

don't forget it's the "British Invasion"

[@gerthoffmann5436]

Schöne Zusammenstellung, aber leider geht es mir (76) viel zu schnell ! Warum nicht das Ganze in 30 Minuten ? Mir ist schon ganz schwindelig ... LOL

[@oppothumbs1]

My list is not in order and just the best songs from any English Speaking country : Zombies - Tell He No! Dick and Dee Dee - the Mountain's High Jimi Hendrix - Purple Haze Mary Wells - The One Who Really Loves You Sound of Silence - Simon & Garfunkel California Dreamin' - The Mamas & The Papas Stand By Me - Ben E. King Chuck Jackson - Any Day Now The Animals - Oh lord please don't let me be Misunderstood and the song "Monterey" The Yardbirds - Smokestack Lightning and Heart Full of Soul Velvet Underground - Sunday Morning and There She Goes Again Beach Boys - God Only Knows Deon Jackson - Love makes the world go round Boz Scaggs - Loan me a time and I'll be Long Gone (get up and make my life shine) Love _ Forever changes - Alone Again Or or House is not a Motel Neil Young - I've been waiting for you, Cowgirl in the Sand Buffalo Springfield - Mr Soul, Expecting to Fly, For What its worth The Dovers - what am gonna do? (Psychedelic Nuggets ) The Kinks - Waterloo Sunset Tommy James and Shandells - Crystal Blue Persuasion Van Morrison - Astral Weeks, Besides You, Caravan Steve Marriott's and Small Faces - Itchycoo Park Sam Cooke - Change is Gonna Come AND bring it on home to me Buffalo Springfield - Mr Soul, expecting to fly, Sad Memory The Doors -Break on Through (to the other side) Rolling Stones - Satisfaction Simon and Garfunkel The Sounds of Silence and April She Will Del Shannon - Runaway Peter and Gordan -Go to Pieces (written by Del Shannon) Temptations - My Baby The Four Tops - Ask the Lonely Dylan - Positively Fourth Street The Kinks - You Really Got Me "Something" by the Classic IV Beatles - A Day in The Life Beatles = All I Have to do (when John hums at the end) Beatles - I Am the Walrus Beatles - If I needed Someone (Harrison) Beatles - I Need You (Harrison) Beatles - I'm Only Sleeping Creedence Clearwater Rev. - Green River Roy Orbison - Crying Gene Pitney - True Love Never Runs Smooth The Who - I can See for Miles Hendrix - Little Wing

[@marksvideochannel3592]

How does Dean Martin make the Top British invasion hits?

[@jimhealey-si1gk]

the same way we see the british invasion on our charts ... check out Billboard hits from 1963-67

[@mcosgrove91010]

Dean Martin wasn't British, so shouldn't be on a "British Invasion" list... but still a great list.

[@CaptainAmerica-jw2xh]

My Favorite Top 20 British Invasion Hits: 1) In My Life / The Beatles 2)Because / The Dave Clark 5 3)A World Without Love / Peter & Gordon 4)A Summer Song / Chad & Jeremy 5)We Can Work It Out / The Beatles 6)The House Of The Rising Sun / The Animals 7)Nowhere Man / The Beatles 8)To Sir With Love / Lulu 9) Yesterday / The Beatles 10) I Want To Hold Your Hand / Beatles 11) Downtown / Petula Clark 12) I'll Never Find Another You / The Seekers 13)You've Got Your Troubles / The Fortunes 14)She's Not There / The Zombies 15)Penny Lane / The Beatles 16) You Really Got Me / The Kinks 17)Can't You Hear My Heartbeat / Herman's Hermits 18)Tired Of Waiting For You / The Kinks 19) I Think Of You / The Merseybeats 20)Willow Weep For Me / Chad & Jeremy

[@jimhealey-si1gk]

It's My Life was my high school theme song!! nobody's gonna "F" with me.

[@EmmaBentzin]

Last month i wear the Beatles t-shirt in front of Mr Lee is he is so happy govnengor 😊

[@AnneCassidy-f4t]

Since when is Dean Martin British???

[@jaitheminecraftgamer5046]

Where is Procol Harum - A Whiter Shade Of Pale?

[@fabianofonda6758]

Dean Martin🤔

[@map8847]

Where's The Who? Also, I had no idea that Dean Martin (3:29) was part of the British invasion. Live and learn....

[@northernlight4614]

I think the Who came too late for the British Invasion.

[@erwinr9328]

@@northernlight4614 whut My Generation was 1964/1965. That is the british invasion

[@northernlight4614]

@@erwinr9328 Fair enough. Did they tour America that early though?

[@jefferygoodman9928]

@@northernlight4614 Their first U.S tour was in 1967. Their first NYC (my hometown) shows were in March ‘67 at a Manhattan movie theatre with, incredibly, Cream.

[@northernlight4614]

@@jefferygoodman9928 That's what I was thinking. 1967 is too late to be considered a British Invasion band.

[@joshzach9]

Time of the Season should have been on the list.

[@omegajrz1269]

In South America en el 64-65, there was a similar movement called Uruguayan Invasion.

[@northernlight4614]

Great songs but I think the British Invasion period is 1964-1965. Anything later than that wouldn't qualify imo.

[@idanwillenchik3050]

Lonnie Donegan was a pre British Invasion artist.

[@williamhild1793]

SO may great songs by SO many great artists and groups! Dave Clark Five and Rolling Stones are two personal favorites of mine. But let's be honest---all 100 could have been Beatles songs. :)

[@sinfalacias2009]

Dean Martin?

[@sisyphussapprentice8976]

My thoughts too. Maybe he was conceived in british waters or something?

[@andrewcarlton6357]

HERMAN'S HERMITS defined the 60s!

[@oppothumbs1]

Winchester Cathedral in the top 10 ?

[@Thomas-rp3rq]

2:14 this isn’t from them it is from the kinks

[@northernlight4614]

Kinks wrote it, but Herman's Hermits made a hit of it.

[@LarsSomers]

Were is Cliff Richard?

[@jaitheminecraftgamer5046]

Cliff Richard performed with an American band

[@jaitheminecraftgamer5046]

Cliff Richard started his solo career in 1972

[@jaitheminecraftgamer5046]

They are the Drifters

[@jimhealey-si1gk]

Of course ... Batchelor Boy and Summer Holiday

[@sisyphussapprentice8976]

@@jaitheminecraftgamer5046 ???? News to me.

[@jeremywagner7261]

thought dean martin was american

[@smileysmilefan7879]

I thought he was Italian

[@jaitheminecraftgamer5046]

@@smileysmilefan7879 No

[@KingpinTBM]

Dean Martin isn't British...

[@blackplatypus6755]

Frank Ifield is an Aussie.

[@GilObregon-hj6zh]

Good to know. But, his song(s) didn't come to the North America from across the Pacific Ocean. It/they came from across the Atlantic, originating in Great Britain. You can basically say the same thing about the early Bee Gees.

[@jimhealey-si1gk]

so was the Bee Gees and Seekers

[@classicalmusic1175]

British-born, though.

[@molinalong3468]

Donavon is Scottish

[@samp.8099]

Scotland is in Great Britain...

[@richardtaylor8165]

@@samp.8099 Hopefully not for too much longer... 😉

[@classicalmusic1175]

@@richardtaylor8165 Well, I am afraid you're going to be disappointed because Scotland will always by part of Great Britain... Great Britain is a geographical location, numbnuts. Politics and indy referendums can't change that fact.

[@suevialania]

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[@Thomas-rp3rq]

Where are all the songs of The Who or kinks???

[@jaitheminecraftgamer5046]

Where is Lulu - To Sir With Love and Boom Bang A Bang?

[@michaelnielsen2096]

Dont get me wrong.. I love tons of British bands... but the americans.... they just have a kind of class that you just find in the american bands..Funnily enough, there was the British Invasion, but very rarely have you heard of an American band going to England. 😂