Chart Toppers

The letter groups below represent the top 10 "Songs of the Century" based on Broadcast Music, Inc. Each song title was split into triplets from beginning to end. If the letter length of the title is not divisible by three, there will be a remainder of one or two letters. Fill in the spaces to build the song titles. The year that the song was release and an anagram of the artist is graciously provided. The clue for #1 refers to the #1 title and so on.

This list was comprised based on royalties collected for the song titles but I wonder why all of the songs are from the 60's. What about the 70's? There were a lot of great artists in the 70's.

-1. ---'-- ---- ---- ------ ------- 1964 (brutish heros together)(3)
-2. ----- -- ---- 1967 (toss haiti canoe)(2)
-3. --------- 1965 (table these)(2)
-4. ----- -- -- 1961 (ken binge)(3)
-5. ---'- ---- -- ---- --- --- 1967 (evil link afar)(2)
-6. --- ---- -- --- --- 1968 (died sorting)(2)
-7. --- -------- 1968 (flunk a snoring dame)(3)
-8. ---- - ---- ---- ------ 1964 (shy jinn rover)(2)
-9. ------ -- --- ---- 1962 (ceased chats)(2)
-10. ------- -- -- ---- 1960 (carry leash)(2)

1. You've Lost That Loving Feeling-The Righteous Brothers

9. Rhythm of the Rain--The Cascades

10. Georgia on my Mind - Ray Charles

3. The Beatles - title looks like Revolution, but I believe that was actually a 1968 recording!

2. Never My Love - The Association

Very...musical

Lex, it is The Beatles but Revolution isn't the title.

I am struggling to find a one word nine letter title for 3 (assuming my eyesight has let me count the letters correctly...) - Yesterday or Something, perhaps, although I am not sure that either was a 1967 track.

The song is "Yesterday" but you're right that it wasn't released in 1967. It was actually 1965. My mistake.

7. Mrs. Robinson - Simon and Garfunkel

8. Baby I Need Your Loving - Johnny Rivers

Good calls, michele and manxman!

5. Can 't Take My Eyes Off You - Frankie Valli

6. The Dock of the Bay--Otis Redding

4. Stand By Me -- Ben E King

Beautiful!