Track 21 was by far the biggest career hit for this performer, and won the Grammy for best song in 1969. The writrer of the song wrote a few other big hits of the period for other people; the singer later retired to be a preacher.

Track 23 was a big doo-wop hit in 1961, and was later covered by a member of a famous family group.

01 Walter Murphy & the Big Apple Band – A Fifth of Beethoven (jude)
02 Wild Cherry – Play That Funky Music (mrs martin)
03 Harry Belafonte – Banana Boat (Day-o) (hoon kim)
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05 Osmonds – One Bad Apple (eddie)
06 Peaches & Herb – Shake Your Groove Thing (jude)
07 M.I.A. – Mango Pickle Down River (dizzy miss lizzy)
08 Chuck Berry – Johnny B. Goode (david medsker)
09 John Prine – Bruised Orange (Chain of Sorrow)
10 1910 Fruitgum Company – 1 2 3 Red Light (michael fortes)
11 Banarama – Cruel Summer (matthew bolin)
12 Neil Diamond – Cherry Cherry (mrs martin)
13 Tears for Fears – Sowing the Seeds of Love (matthew bolin)
14 Lemon Pipers – Green Tambourine (matthew bolin)
15 John Mellencamp – Cherry Bomb (jerry)
16 Marvin Gaye – I Heard It Through the Grapevine (eddie)
17 Smashing Pumpkins – 1979 (jerry)
18 Jay & the Techniques – Apples, Peaches, Pumpkin Pie (eddie)
19 Neneh Cherry – Buffalo Stance (jerry)
20 Harry Nilsson – Coconut (yui)
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22 Led Zeppelin – Tangerine (mrs martin)
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24 Elton John – Elderberry Wine (mrs martin)
25 Perez Prado – Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White (yui)

Puzzle Song (26) UB40 – Strange Fruit (matthew bolin)