Here's my top 10 all time American hits play list

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1 These Arms of Mine Otis Reading.


2 Heard it Through the Grapevine. Marvin Gaye


3 Hey Joe Jimmie Hendrix


4 Unknown Soldier Doors


5 Sexual Healing Marvin Gaye


6 When a Man...... Percy Sledge


7 Dead Mans Blues Betty Smith


8 Creeque Alley Mamma's & Papas


9 Times they are a Bob Dylan


10 School Days Louden Wainwright

What ta think?



 
Not a bad list, but I don’t think any of those would be in my top ten.
 
I think Jimi Hendrix was a Brit. :dunno:
Here's mine with my cracker ass:
1) Johnny B. Goode-Chuck Berry
2) Right Between the Eyes-KISS
3) Gimme 3 Steps-Lynyrd Skynyrd
4) My Home is America-James Brown
5) In America-Charlie Daniels
6) Train Train-Blackfoot
7) 40 Hour Week-Alabama
8) Country Boy Can Survive-Bocephus
9) Snortin' Whiskey-Pat Travers
10) Lay it Down-Ratt

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1 These Arms of Mine Otis Reading.


2 Heard it Through the Grapevine. Marvin Gaye


3 Hey Joe Jimmie Hendrix


4 Unknown Soldier Doors


5 Sexual Healing Marvin Gaye


6 When a Man...... Percy Sledge


7 Dead Mans Blues Betty Smith


8 Creeque Alley Mamma's & Papas


9 Times they are a Bob Dylan


10 School Days Louden Wainwright

What ta think?
Wow, some great music there! I'm a fan of ALL of these musicians' music. Did you mean BETSY Smith for "Dead Man's Blues"? Her music is just fantastic. I haven't heard that particular song by Wainwright, I'll have to look it up.
 
1 These Arms of Mine Otis Reading.


2 Heard it Through the Grapevine. Marvin Gaye


3 Hey Joe Jimmie Hendrix


4 Unknown Soldier Doors


5 Sexual Healing Marvin Gaye


6 When a Man...... Percy Sledge


7 Dead Mans Blues Betty Smith


8 Creeque Alley Mamma's & Papas


9 Times they are a Bob Dylan


10 School Days Louden Wainwright

What ta think?
Yea, "Times They are a" is a good one.

But I'm not sure Bob Dylan spoke American.
 
I think Jimi Hendrix was a Brit. :dunno:
Seattle, Washington.
Yes, he WAS from Seattle. Good call. He actually became famous in the UK BEFORE he became famous here in the US. He toured quite a bit and performed there before he did this in the States. And I BELIEVE his music was played on the radio in the UK before it was played on the radio here.
 
1 These Arms of Mine Otis Reading.


2 Heard it Through the Grapevine. Marvin Gaye


3 Hey Joe Jimmie Hendrix


4 Unknown Soldier Doors


5 Sexual Healing Marvin Gaye


6 When a Man...... Percy Sledge


7 Dead Mans Blues Betty Smith


8 Creeque Alley Mamma's & Papas


9 Times they are a Bob Dylan


10 School Days Louden Wainwright

What ta think?
Wow, some great music there! I'm a fan of ALL of these musicians' music. Did you mean BETSY Smith for "Dead Man's Blues"? Her music is just fantastic. I haven't heard that particular song by Wainwright, I'll have to look it up.
Yea sorry Betsy Smith I had her on Blues albums from the 1930's but my brother nicked them.
 

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