Number 1 Hits 1960s 2 x CD +Songbook
£14.43 (£17.31 inc. VAT)
1960s Singalong CD & Songbook set.
50 favourite classics from the 1960s to singalong & dance to.
Tracks include:
1. Apache – Shadows
2. He’s a Rebel – The Crystals
3. Sherry – The Four Seasons
4. Everybody’s Somebody’s Fool – Connie Francis
5. Poetry in Motion – Johnny Tillotson
6. The Loco-Motion – Little Eva
7. Come Outside – Mike Sarne
8. Walking Back to Happiness – Helen Shapiro
9. Take Good Care Of My Baby – Bobby Vee
10. I Can’t Stop Loving You – Ray Charles
11. I Remember You – Frank Ifield
12. Runaround Sue – Dion
13. Stranger On The Shore – Acker Bilk
14. Blue Moon – The Marcels
15. Good Timin’ – Jimmy Jones
16. (Marie’s The Name) His Latest Flame – Elvis Presley
17. What Do You Want To Make Those Eyes For? Emile Ford
18. Roses Are Red – Bobby Vinton
19. Soldier Boy – The Shirelles
20. Alley-Oop – Teh Hollywood Argyles
21. Shakin’ All Over – Johnny Kidd & The Pirates
22. Sailor – Petula Clark
23. (Theme From) A Summer Place – Percy Faith
24. Stay – Maurice Williams
25. Save The Last Dance For Me – The Drifters
CD TWO
1. Only The Lonely – Roy Orbison
2. Three Steps To Heaven – Eddie Cochran
3. Walk Right Back – The Everly Brothers
4. It’s Now Or Never (O Sole Mio) – Elvis Presley
5. Big Bad John – Jimmy Dean
6. Telstar – The Tornadoes
7. Tossin’ And Turnin’ – ~Bobby Lewis
8. I Want To Be Wanted – Brenda Lee
9. Hey! Baby – Bruce Channel
10. Runaway – Del Shannon
11. Well I Ask You – Eden Kane
12. The Lion Sleeps Tonight – The Tokens
13. Quarter To Three – Gary ‘US’ Bonds
14. Michael (Row The Boat Ashore) – The Highwaymen
15. Johnny Remember Me – John Leyton
16. Travelin’ Man – Ricky Nelson
17. Poor Me – Adam Faith
18. Running Bear – Johnny Preston
19. My Old Man’s A Dustman – Lonnie Donegan
20. El Paso – Marty Robbins
21. Tell Laura I Love Her – Ricky Valance
22. Sheila – Tommy Roe
23. Please Don’t Tease – Cliff Richard
24. Moon River – Danny Williams
25. Nut Rocker – B Bumble & The Stingers
Sit down and have a reminiscent session, playing the CD in the background.
Talk about where the local dance was held, how much were the tickets, how did you get there?
What was worn? Was it the weeks highlight?
Have a 1960’s party – look up what party food was popular and get everyone to join in getting the scene built – food, decorations, dance moves.
If this is popular and enjoyed, look at doing other era’s, we have a great selection of karaoke DVD’s and a fun Dress Up & Sing Bag.
Set includes:
- 2 CDs
- large print A4 songbook.
