The debut single from this popular band was also the opening track on their debut album. It took a year to become a hit in the UK, and it still felt like the first time I'd heard it even though it ...

This was the first Tom Petty song I heard, and his first single to enter the Top 40 in the UK. It still sounds great today.

This appropriately-titled song became the Beach Boys' second number one in the UK, although surprisingly it did not go all the way in the USA.

This was the second of three UK number ones for Georgie Fame (the other two being "Yeah Yeah" and "Bonnie And Clyde").

Crispian St. Peters had a couple of hits in 1966 (this one and "You Were On My Mind") but later scuppered his own career by recording a dire song called "Carolina" which he deliberately pronounced ...

A catchy reggae song from the early 1970s, this was Dandy Livingstone's biggest hit in the UK.

As featured in the soundtrack from the classic cult movie "Easy Rider".

Hall & Oates