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My Top 100 Singles of 1968

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| narrowcast.blogspot.com
Here's the Spotify playlist of every song: 1. Cream - "White Room" 2. Marvin Gaye - "I Heard It Through The Grapevine" 3. The Jimi Hendrix Experience - "All Along The Watchtower" 4. Deep Purple - "Hush" 5. The Band – “The Weight” 6. Steppenwolf - "Magic Carpet Ride" 7. Big Brother and the Holding Company - "Piece of My Heart" 8. Joe Cocker – “With A Little Help From My Friends” 9. Aretha Franklin - "I Say A Little Prayer" 10. Sly & The Family Stone - "Everyday People" 11.
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Top 100 country music songs of all-time

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By Tammy Wynette, Your Man”, David Allan Coe, My Name”
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The top 100 country music songs of all-time have been revealed for fans to celebrate, criticise and cogitate. The experts at US music publication Billboard created the list to commemorate “the roughly 100 years” country music had been recognized as its own distinct genre. “Country music is rooted in storytelling and the decades are filled with songs that have defined a movement and artists whose arrival has helped usher in a new sound,” they said.
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| The Fat Angel Sings
If anyone can find the silver lining in moments of despair through her songwriting, it’s Lana Del Rey. Following last week’s release of “Henry, come on”—the lead single from her forthcoming, still-untitled country album (which has already undergone two title changes “Lasso” and “The Right Person Will Stay” still to be decided ) Lana Del Rey has gifted us another excellent track.
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