Artist	Song
Bob Dylan	Blowin' In The Wind (Released 5/63, Did Not Chart, Rolling Stone Song #14)
The Ronettes	Be My Baby (Released 8/63, Top Chart Position #2, Rolling Stone Song #22)
The Beatles	I Want To Hold Your Hand (Released 12/63, Top Chart Position #1, Rolling Stone Song #16)
Bob Dylan	The Times They Are A-Changin' (Released 1/64, Did Not Chart, Rolling Stone Song #59)
The Beatles	Please Please Me (Released 2/64, Top Chart Position #3, Rolling Stone Song #184)
The Beach Boys	Don't Worry Baby (Released 5/64, Top Chart Position #24, Rolling Stone Song #176)
The Supremes	Where Did Our Love Go (Released 6/64, Top Chart Position #1, Rolling Stone Song #472)
The Four Tops	Baby I Need Your Loving (Released 7/64, Top Chart Position #11, Rolling Stone Song #390)
The Shirelles	Will You Love Me Tomorrow (Released 11/60, Top Chart Position #1, Rolling Stone Song #125)
The Temptations	My Girl (Released 1/65, Top Chart Position #1, Rolling Stone Song #88)
The Impressions	People Get Ready (Released 1/65, Top Chart Position #14, Rolling Stone Song #24)
The Byrds	Mr. Tambourine Man (Released 5/65, Top Chart Position #1, Rolling Stone Song #79)
Sam Cooke	A Change Is Gonna Come (Released 12/64, Top Chart Position #31, Rolling Stone Song #12)
Smokey Robinson And The Miracles	The Tracks Of My Tears (Released 6/65, Top Chart Position #16, Rolling Stone Song #50)
Sonny And Cher	I Got You Babe (Released 7/65, Top Chart Position #1, Rolling Stone Song #444)
Bob Dylan	Like A Rolling Stone (Released 7/65, Top Chart Position #2, Rolling Stone Song #1)

Comment:

Continuing on with songs from Rolling Stone's "Greatest 500 Songs of All Time" -- these are my favorites from the 60s. Even though I grew up in the 80s, the music I grew up to was The Beatles and Bob Dylan, the mainstays in my mom's record collection. My aunt worshipped Diana Ross, so Motown was a major influence as well. I would guess probably half of Rolling Stone's top 500 songs come from the 60s, so obviously this is just a small cross-section of the songs I like the best from their list (i.e., no Rolling Stones, Jimi Hendrix, etc.). This mix ends at 1965, where the next volume will pick up.

Feedback: