Jazz Greats
Sweet Sixties
Classic Crooners
Gentle Seventies
100

This singer and pianist led a trio before becoming one of America's most beloved solo vocalists.

Not King Cole

100

This singer had a 1965 with “What the World Needs Now Is Love”.

Jackie DeShannon

100

This singer was famous for his smooth voice and television Christmas specials.

Andy Williams

100

This 1972 hit by Gilbert O'Sullivan tells of someone feeling lonely, and the natural feeling that comes with it.

“Alone Again (Naturally)” — Gilbert O'Sullivan

200

This singer was famous for her extraordinary vocal improvisation. having hits like “A-Tisket, A-Tasket,” and “Bill Bailey.”

Ella Fitzgerald

200

This celebrated lady jazz singer recorded the classic “The Best Is Yet to Come” in 1962.

Peggy Lee

200

This singer earned the nickname Mr. Las Vegas after becoming a major nightclub and having hits like “Danke Schoen” and “Remember When”.

Wayne Newton

200

This 1970 song by Jackie DeShannon encourages people to spread kindness wherever they go.

“Put a Little Love in Your Heart”

300

This singer / trumpet player known as Satchmo had many hits including “Hello Dolly,” and “(Up a) Lazy River.”

Louis Armstrong

300

This 1967 hit by the Young Rascals tells of a man who's been waiting a long time to find someone to love. Its title describes how he's been feeling.

I’ve Been Lonely Too Long

300

This popular singer and television host recorded the 1957 hit “Young Love.”

Tab Hunter

300

This 1971 song by James Taylor describes the comfort of having someone dependable to turn to.

“You’ve Got A Friend“

400

Frank Sinatra had a 1962 hit with a romantic song about a romantic city in France.

“I Love Paris” — Frank Sinatra

400

This 1964 song by the Drifters describes the romantic atmosphere of a city at night.

Under The Boradwalk

400

This British-born singer enjoyed success in America with the 1966 ballad “The Impossible Dream.”

Jack Jones

400

This soft-rock group, led by David Gates, had a 1972 hit that sounds like a love song, but was actually written in memory of Gates' father.

“Everything I Own” — Bread

500

This 1970 No. 1 hit by the Carpenters asks why birds suddenly appear whenever someone special is near.

“Close To You”