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  • Down Town (Petula Clark) (Click here to play)
  • You've Lost that Lovin' Feeling (Righteous Brothers)
  • King of the Road (Roger Miller)
  • England Swings (Roger Miller)
  • I'll Never Find another You (Seekers)
  • The Carnival Is Over (Seekers)
  • Eve of Destruction (Barry McGuire)
  • What's New Pussycat (Tom Jones)
  • I Got You, Babe (Sonny & Cher)
  • Mr Tambourine Man (Byrds)
  • Ferry across the Mersey (Gerry & the Pacemakers)
  • Mrs Brown You Have a lovely Daughter (Herman's Hermits)
  • Stop! In the Name of Love (Supremes)
  • I Hear a Symphony (Supremes)
  • Help! (Beatles)
  • Michelle (Beatles) (Click here to play)
  • Yesterday (Beatles) (Click here to play)
  • Satisfaction (Rolling Stones)
  • Get off of My Cloud (Rolling Stones)
  • The Sound of Music (Cast LP)
 


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