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The Youngbloods were an American folk rock band that began in 1965. They had a moderately successful song in 1967 called, “Grizzly Bear” and a second one that year called, “Get Together.” Get Together did not do that well and reached only #62 on the charts. But two years later, the song was used for a brotherhood promotion on a NYC radio station, and then became the theme song for the National Council of Christians and Jews on TV and radio commercials. The song was re-released in 1969 and made it to the Top 5. It sold over a million copies and received a gold record award…Get Together Michael Jackson sang lead with his four brothers as part of The Jackson 5. He was just 11 years old when the group released the song, “ABC” in February 1970. It was a number one hit, and the second hit for the group. From Motown Records, here is “ABC” by the Jackson 5, featuring lead singer Michael Jackson…ABC Sarah Vaughan had been a well established singer by the time she recorded “Broken Hearted Melody” in 1959. She felt the song was corny, but it peaked at #7 on the Billboard Charts. Broken Hearted Melody became one of Sarah Vaughan’s most popular songs, giving her a gold record, and becoming part of her concert repertoire for many years to follow…Broken Hearted Melody Richard Carpenter was spending an evening of relaxation at the movies while he and sister Karen were on tour giving concerts as The Carpenters. The movie he was watching was the 1970 film, Lovers and Other Strangers. It featured the song, “For All We Know” and when Richard heard it, he felt it would be an ideal song for his sister and him to record, and they did in January 1971. The song reached #3 on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart, and was one of a string of Carpenters hits in the first half of the 1970s…For All We Know In 1965, singer Marvin Gaye had his first million-selling record with “I’ll Be Doggone.” The song is about a man telling his woman that he’ll be doggone about simple things, but if she did him wrong, he would be long gone. It reached #8 on the Billboard Hot 100, and was Marvin’s third top-ten hit on the pop charts…I’ll Be Doggone Ricky Nelson was born in Teaneck, NJ to Ozzie and Harriet Nelson. Along with his older brother David, the two of them starred with their parents in the long running radio and television series The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet from 1949 to 1966. Ricky was 9 years old when he began his acting career, and in 1957 he began a rock and roll music career at 17 years of age. He used the family TV show to promote his records, and his debut single was the Fats Domino hit, “I’m Walking”. The song reached #4 on the charts while the flip side, “A Teenager’s Romance” went to #2. From 1957 to 1962, Nelson had thirty Top-40 hits, more than any other artist at the time except for Elvis Presley and Pat Boone…I’m Walking

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