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Top 15 Artists Who Released their Debut Recording in 1964
These artists released their first recording in 1964, which made them first eligible for the 1990 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony. Artists aleady inducted in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame are highlighted in orange.
1. | The Who |
2. | The Kinks |
3. | Rod Stewart |
4. | Simon and Garfunkel |
5. | Tina Turner |
6. | Dusty Springfield |
7. | The Zombies |
8. | The Yardbirds |
9. | The Animals |
10. | Marianne Faithfull |
11. | Little Walter |
12. | The Moody Blues |
13. | Them |
14. | The Hollies |
15. | Waylon Jennings |
Essential Debut Albums from 1964
Albums (?) | Wikipedia | |
Dusty Springfield | A Girl Called Dusty | ☆ |
Simon and Garfunkel | Wednesday Morning, 3 A.M. | ☆ |
Stan Getz and Joao Gilberto | Getz/Gilberto | ☆ |
The Animals | The Animals | ☆ |
The Kinks | Kinks | ☆ |
Essential Debut Songs from 1964
Songs (?) | Wikipedia | |
Buffy Sainte-Marie | Universal Soldier | ☆ |
Buffy Sainte-Marie | Now That the Buffalo's Gone | ☆ |
Dusty Springfield | Wishin' And Hopin' | ☆ |
Dusty Springfield | I Just Don't Know What to Do With Myself | ☆ |
Gloria Jones | Tainted Love | ☆ |
Johnny Rivers | Memphis | ☆ |
Johnny Rivers | Mountain of Love | ☆ |
Marianne Faithfull | As Tears Go By | ☆ |
Peter and Gordon | A World Without Love | ☆ |
Phil Ochs | There But for Fortune | ☆ |
Phil Ochs | Power and the Glory | ☆ |
Simon & Garfunkel | Bleecker Street | ☆ |
The Animals | The House of the Rising Sun | ☆ |
The Dixie Cups | Chapel of Love | ☆ |
The Dixie Cups | Iko Iko | ☆ |
The Kinks | You Really Got Me | ☆ |
The Kinks | All Day and All of the Night | ☆ |
The Moody Blues | Go Now | ☆ |
The Rivieras | California Sun | ☆ |
The Who | I Can't Explain | ☆ |
The Zombies | She's Not There | ☆ |
Them | Gloria | ☆ |
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