The 500 Greatest Songs Of The 1950s
The 500 Greatest Songs of the 1990s: 460 to 451
exquisite and grotesque, claustrophobic and free
The 500 Greatest Songs of the 1990s: 480 to 471
“That song is the gift that keeps on giving”
The 500 Greatest Songs Of The1950s Complete List
Chuck agrees with Steve
The Greatest Song Of The 1950s Revealed
the harbinger of something wild
The 500 Greatest Songs of the 1950s: 10 – 2
the Horatio Alger story of rock & roll
The 500 Greatest Songs of the 1950s: 20 – 11
upped the freewheeling wildness of it
The 500 Greatest Songs of the 1950s: 30 – 21
Sam Phillips: “It was the greatest thing I ever did on Elvis”
The 500 Greatest Songs of the 1950s: 40 – 31
shave and a haircut, two bits
The 500 Greatest Songs of the 1950s: 50 – 41
fast enough to let it rock, slow enough to allow the tale of teenage frustration time to brew
The 500 Greatest Songs of the 1950s: 60 – 51
a delicious sweet-and-sour dissonance
The 500 Greatest Songs of the 1950s: 70 – 61
an unflinching statement of lifelong commitment
The 500 Greatest Songs of the 1950s: 90 – 81
shot with a jolt of electricity
The 500 Greatest Songs of the 1950s: 100 – 91
Walking can be hazardous to your health
The 500 Greatest Songs of the 1950s: 110 – 101
rip the keys
The 500 Greatest Songs of the 1950s: 120 – 111
This is a pop record, daddy-o!
The 500 Greatest Songs of the 1950s: 140 – 131
a patriotic anthem regardless of the original political intent
The 500 Greatest Songs of the 1950s: 150 – 141
this upbeat R&B number went Top Ten in the U.K
The 500 Greatest Songs of the 1950s: 170 – 161
a straight-up slow burner
The 500 Greatest Songs of the 1950s: 180 – 171
It’s almost spooky how much Roger Miller would later sound like the Don Gibson vocally
The 500 Greatest Songs of the 1950s: 200 – 191
a Latin dance rhythm putting emphasis on the latter parts of the beat pattern
The 500 Greatest Songs of the 1950s: 210 – 201
rocking, ripping, shaking, and balling
The 500 Greatest Songs of the 1950s: 220 – 211
a love song for the ages
The 500 Greatest Songs of the 1950s: 230 – 221
an important, even defiant, statement for the much maligned youth movement
The 500 Greatest Songs of the 1950s: 240 – 231
yip yip yip yip yip yip yip yip mum mum mum mum mum mum sha na na doo wop classic
The 500 Greatest Songs of the 1950s: 270 – 261
“ultra-rubbery Telecaster break”
The 500 Greatest Songs of the 1950s: 280 – 271
sung by the mixed-race Creoles of New Orleans at Mardi Gras
The 500 Greatest Songs of the 1950s: 290 – 281
a leisurely and enjoyable stroll
The 500 Greatest Songs of the 1950s: 300 – 291
the hurt lover
The 500 Greatest Songs of the 1950s: 320 – 311
a catchphrase used by young black men in Georgia
The 500 Greatest Songs of the 1950s: 330 – 321
a classic guitar riff with a horn section that sounds like heavy artillery
The 500 Greatest Songs of the 1950s: 340 – 331
Happy 1950s
The 500 Greatest Songs of the 1950s: 350 – 341
Just a bunch of guys humming in harmony
The 500 Greatest Songs of the 1950s: 360 – 351
a dynamic piece of music
The 500 Greatest Songs of the 1950s: 370 – 361
Elvis sings about geometry
The 500 Greatest Songs of the 1950s: 380 – 371
not even Hank Williams monopolized the country popularity charts as did Webb Pierce
The 500 Greatest Songs of the 1950s: 400 – 391
recorded in Martin’s pre-suave era
The 500 Greatest Songs of the 1950s: 410 – 401
Price crossed over to pop success
The 500 Greatest Songs of the 1950s: 420 – 411
It’s a tale of a working class badass, fighting a system that can never be beaten
The 500 Greatest Songs of the 1950s: 430 – 421
classic tear jerker
The 500 Greatest Songs of the 1950s: 450 – 441
more playful than lascivious
The 500 Greatest Songs of the 1950s: 470 – 461
they had a short romantic relationship
The 500 Greatest Songs of the 1950s: 480 – 471
pretty eye catching
The 500 Greatest Songs of the 1950s: 490 – 481
a young Bob Crewe
The 500 Greatest Songs of the 1950s: 500 – 491
a song of triumph rather than one of desperation
The 500 Greatest Songs of the 1950s – The Intro
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