Billboard Top 10

This 1965 hit was a 20 year old Pete Townshend's immortal f--k-off to the elders and captured the line "Hope I die before I get old"?

This 1991 break out hit off of Nirvana's second album, written by Kurt Kobain was a "call to consciousness"?

This 1968 Beatles 7 minute long hit written by Paul McCartney was a hopeful message for John Lennon's son Julian: ‘Come on, man, your parents got divorced. I know you’re not happy, but you’ll be OK.

This 1958 Chuck Berry Hit was the first rock & roll hit about rock & roll stardom and is based in fact. While Chuck wasn't born 'deep down in Louisiana close to New Orleans', the story is loosely based on his life.

This 1966 Beach Boys hit written by Brian Wilson and Mike Love was the most expensive song every recorded at the time with a price tag between $50-$75K.

This 1966 Otis Redding song was a break out hit for the Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin. In short, if you want some, you will earn it.

This 1972 Marvin Gaye hit never made it to #1 on the charts but comes in at #4. This song is exquisite plea for peace on Earth from a man who never found it in his personal life.

This 1971 post Beatles, John Lennon hit was the best selling single of his solo career. It is now impossible to imagine a world without this song.

This 1965 Rolling Stones hit was the bands first number one in the US and was originally only played on pirate radio because the lyrics were too sexually aggressive for mainstream radio.

This 1961 Bob Dylan hit off of Highway 61 Revisited never hit #1 on the chart but is considered BillBoards all time #1. So, how does it feel?