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

Roy Orbison scored a transatlantic number one in 1964 with this catchy uptempo pop song that was quite a contrast to his trademark melancholic ballads.

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

This was Mitch Ryder's biggest hit in the USA, and very deservedly so. Sadly it was not a hit in the UK, where Mitch Ryder had only one minor Top 40 entry ("Jenny Take A Ride"). While I do like tha...

Another transatlantic number one from the King.

Excellent track from the "Transformer" album.

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As far as I know, this was Elvis Presley's first freshly-recorded new single after he came out of the army, and it restored him to his rightful place at the very top of the US charts. This is one o...

Here is an American record which did even better in the UK than it did in its home territory. It only got to number four in the USA (the highest this singer ever got in his homeland) but in the UK ...

The big hit single from the soundtrack of the movie "The Graduate", this one went to number one in the USA and also reached the Top 5 in the UK.