“Peanut Butter,” written by Cliff Goldsmith, Fred Smith, H.B. Barnum, and Martin Cooper, recorded by The Liverbirds, 1966. Four birds from Liverpool, get it? Originally recorded by The Marathons in 1961.
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“Dark End Of The Street,” written by Dan Penn and Chips Moman, recorded by Frankie Gearing, Mildred Vaney, and Lois Reeves as The Glories, 1969.
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“This Love,” written by Alvin Stewart and Tony Middleton, recorded by the Joytones, 1964. The Joytones: Margaret Moore, Vickie Burgess, and Lynn Middleton.
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“Beechwood 4-5789,” written by Marvin Gaye, William “Mickey” Stevenson and George Gordy. recorded by The Marvelettes, 1962. Gladys Horton, lead vocal. Kids: Beechwood 4-5789 or BE4-5789 is an old-fashioned phone number, equivalent to 234-5789.
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“Gee,” by Girls Generation (소녀시대). Classic K-Pop, y’all. South Korea’s best-selling single of 2009.
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“He’s So Fine,” written by Ronnie Mack, recorded by The Chiffons, 1963.
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“Maybe,” credited to Richard Barrett, recorded by the Chantels, 1958. The tune may have been written by lead singer Arlene Smith and arranged by Mr. Barrett, who played piano on the track. The singers were all students at St. Anthony of Padua High School in the Bronx.
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“Uptown” written by Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil, recorded by The Crystals, 1962. Barbara Alston, lead vocalist. Over-arranged by Phil Spector.
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“Mr Lee,” written and recorded by The Bobbettes, with the Reggie Obrecht Orchestra, 1957.
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