1967 Hits Archive By The Net Worth 2026: Salary, Income & Wealth

First recorded in 1966 by the bluegrass band the Greenbriar Boys (listen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jk3ZGXRn5gM ) ...

Composed and sung by Grace Slick, this was the second of two top-10 singles taken from the San Francisco group's LP ...

Carole King and Gerry Goffin granted Atlantic exec Jerry Wexler co-writing credit for their

Multiple-Grammy-winning tale by Bobbie (born Roberta Lee Streeter) which would inspire the making of a 1976 movie of the ...

Alex Chilton sang lead on this Memphis group's multi-week chart-topper of a

The group's second chart-topper (“See You In September” was the first) was this pop & jazz standard made famous by Ethel ...

The first (and most successful) of the group's four charted singles inspired by Charles M. Schulz's iconic beagle. (debuted late '66) ...

Edited from the 7-minute LP cut, this was the version of the classic rock standard heard on top 40 radio, played on juke boxes, and ...

Mama Cass belts out the lead in the group's fourth of their six top-5

Most successful release by the Milwaukee group. Pop Chart Peaks: Billboard 11, Record World 15, Cash Box 20 - R&B Peak: 3 ...

1967 In One Hour

With its Bach-inspired opening passage (“Sleepers, Awake” and “Air on the G String”), The British group's debut single became an ...

Spring release sandwiched between the group's