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| Song title | Release date | Singer - Band | Singer-Band picture | Album | Country | Musical genre | Remarks | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Be My Baby | Aug. 1963 | THE RONETTES | Presenting the Fabulous Ronettes Featuring Veronica | USA | POP | Written by Phil Spector (husband of Ronnie Bennett), Jeff Barry and Ellie Greenwich | ||
| Washington Square | Oct. 1963 | THE VILLAGE STOMPERS | Washington Square | USA | Instrumental music | |||
| Manha de Carnaval - Te Ador | Nov. 1963 | JOAN BAEZ |  | Joan Baez in Concert, Part 2 | U.S. | Latin music | ||
| All My Loving | Nov. 1963 | THE BEATLES | With the Beatles | England | POP | Written by McCartney; it is about his girlfriend at the time, Jane Asher | ||
| I Want to Hold Your Hand | Nov. 1963 | THE BEATLES | Meet the Beatles! | England | ROCK song | Written by Lennon and McCartney, it started the famous "British invasion" of the American music industry | ||
| Que serais-je sans toi | 1964 | JEAN FERRAT | La Montagne | France | Various | It is based on the poem of Louis Aragon "Prose du bonheur et d'Elsa", published in 1956 in the collection "Le Roman inachevé" | ||
| Hier encore | 1964 | CHARLES AZNAVOUR | Hier encore | France | Various music | |||
| Love Me with All Your Heart | 1964 | THE RAY CHARLES SINGERS | Love Me with All Your Heart | USA | Soul music | Based on the Spanish language song "Cuando calienta el sol" | ||
| Can't Buy Me Love | Mar. 1964 | THE BEATLES |  | A Hard Day's Night | England | POP song | Written by McCartney | |
| House of the Rising Sun | Jun. 1964 | THE ANIMALS | House of the Rising Sun | England | Folk music | Based on a a traditional English ballad; it talks about a New Orleans brothel or women's prison | ||
| A Hard Day's Night | Jun. 1964 | THE BEATLES | A Hard Day's Night | England | ROCK song | Song written by John Lennon, which was released on the film soundtrack of the same name in 1964 | ||
| And I Love Her | Jun. 1964 | THE BEATLES | A Hard Day's Night | England | POP | Music written by McCartney; Lennon called this Paul's first "Yesterday" | ||
| Where Did Our Love Go | Jul. 1964 | THE SUPREMES | Where Did Our Love Go | U.S. | R&B | |||
| She's Not There | Jul. 1964 | THE ZOMBIES | Begin Here | United Kingdom | POP | |||
| My Man | Jul. 1964 | Ella Fitzgerald | Hello, Dolly! | USA | Jazz | |||
| Hello Dolly! | Jul. 1964 | Louis Armstrong | Hello Dolly! | U.S. | Jazz | |||
| You Really Got Me | Aug. 1964 | THE KINKS | Kinks | England | ROCK | The distorted guitar sound, obtained by lacerating the speaker of the amplifier with a razor blade, sometimes makes it the first hard rock song in history | ||
| Time Is on My Side | Sept. 1964 | THE ROLLING STONES |  | 12 X 5 | England | ROCK | Originally recorded by Kai Winding in 1963; lyrics added by Jimmy Norman & Norman Meade | |
| All Day and All of the Night | Oct. 1964 | THE KINKS | Kinks-Size | United Kingdom | Hard ROCK | |||
| Amsterdam | Oct. 1964 | JACQUES BREL | Olympia 1964 | France | Various | Jacques Brel will never really like this song, and it will never be recorded in studio! | ||
| You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin’ | Nov. 1964 | RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS | You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin’ | USA | Soul music | |||
| Mon amie la rose | Nov. 1964 | FRANÇOISE HARDY | Mon amie la rose | France | Various | |||
| I Feel Fine | Nov. 1964 | THE BEATLES | Beatles '65 | England | ROCK | Written by Lennon and very partly based on "Watch Your Step" by Bobby Parker | ||
| Eight Days A Week | Dec. 1964 | THE BEATLES | Beatles for Sale | England | ROCK | Written by John and Paul, about a London taxi who worked "8 days a week" | ||
| Les Marionnettes | 1965 | CHRISTOPHE | Aline | France | Various |
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