Jim Reeves - Love You Because

 

1964년 최고의 히트곡 많은 연인들의 사랑을 받았던 곡입니다.  Love You Because Jim Reeves -  Love You Because I love you because you understand, dear Every single thing I try to do You're always there to lend A helping hand, dear I love you most of all Because you're you No matter what the world May say about me I know your love will Always see me through I love you for the way You never doubt me But, most of all I love you cause you're you I love you because my heart is lighter Every time I'm walking by your side I love you because the future's brighter The door to happiness you open wide No matter what the world May say about me I know your love will Always see me through I love you for a hundred thousand reasons But, most of all I love you cause you're you Jim Reeves의 다른 노래 더 듣기 Nita, Juanita (친구의 이별) He'll Have to Go Just Walking in the Rain Welcome to My World   Chart Of All Time - 1964 by Tom Eames     Onto 1964 we go then and the first new No. 1 went to London group, the Dave Clarke Five with "Glad All Over", which almost sold a million copies, for two weeks. This was overturned by "Needles & Pins" by The Searches for three weeks, which was was written by Sonny Bono, of Sonny & Cher. The Bachelors, who were going to have quite a succesful year, got to No. 1for a week with "Diane", and were the first Irish group to get to No. 1, and to reach the US top 10. Cilla Black scored her first No. 1 hit with "Anyone Who Had A Heart", written by Burt Bachrach and originally penned by Dionne Warwick, and topped the first all-British top 10. Billy J Kramer & The Dakotas got to No.  with their first single not written by Lennon & McCartney, with "Little Children", their biggest US hit. The ever succesful Beatles then reached the top again with "Can't Buy Me Love", which topped the US chart in two weeks (which wasn't bettered until 1995), and completed an all-Beatles US top 5. The Beatles were also the second best charting act of 1964. Another Lennon & McCartney written song reached the top, when Peter & Gordon got to the top with "World Without Love", originally rejected by Billy J Kramer. But the best charting song of the year went to the best charting act of the year, and also a song which failed to reach the top. "I Love You Because" by Jim Reeves only reached No. 5, but spent 37 weeks in the chart. The Searchers' scored their third No. 1 with "Don't Throw Your Love Away", followed by one week at the top for The Four Pennies with "Juliet", and was the only 1964 No. 1 by a UK group not to chart in the US. Other big songs around this time included "My Boy Lollipop" by The Millies, "Someone Someone" by Brian Poole & The Tremeloes, "I Think Of You" by The Merseybeats, and "I Believe" by The Bachelors. Cilla Black returned to No. 1 with "You're My World", followed by Roy Orbison, with "Its Over", and was the first US recorded No. 1 for 11 months! Roy Orbison was the most succesful American artist during Beatlemania, and was the fourth best charting act in 1964. One of the classic rock songs of all time reached No. 1 then with "House Of The Rising Sun" by The Animals, which was the longest No. 1 yet, being 4-minutes plus, when usual songs were around 2-3 minutes. One of the best rock bands of all time, The Rolling Stones, got their first No. 1, with "It's All Over Now", originally recorded by The Valentinos. The Beatles quickly returned to No. 1 with "A Hard Day's Night", title track from their first film, got to the top in the UK & US when the soundtrack LP sold a record-breaking million copies in four days! One of the all time favourite 1960s tracks reached the top, with "Do Wah Diddy Diddy" by Manfred Mann, which became the seventh UK record to top the US chart in just eight months. The Honeycombs reached the top for a couple of weeks with "Have I The Right", the last number one produced by Joe Meek. The Kinks got their first No. 1 with "You Really Got Me", one of the best classic rock songs ever, which as since been played on US radio more than two million times. Manchester group, Herman's Hermits, fronted by 16-year old Peter Noone, reached the top with "I'm Into Something Good", and was extremely popular in the US. Roy Orbison returned to No. 1 with "Oh Pretty Woman", later used heavily in the movie "Pretty Woman" starring Julia Roberts. It was No. 1 around Europe, and was inspired by his wife, Claudette, who also inspired another classic No. 1, "Claudette", by The Everly Brothers, written by Orbison. Eight months after Cilla Black topped the chart with a cover of a Burt Bacharach song, 17-year old Sandie Shaw did the same with "(There's) Always Something There To Remind Me". The Supremes reached the top with "Baby Love", and were the first girl group to do so in the UK, and was one of a record 12 US No. 1s in the 1960s. The Rolling Stones got a second No. 1 with "Little Red Rooster", written by Willie Dixon, which was earlier recorded by such artists as Sam Cooke and the Griffin Brothers. The Christmas No. 1 on both sides on the Atlantic though went to The Beatles again, with "I Feel Fine", with the first use of a feedback guitar. Other big and famous hits of the year included the second best charter of the year, "I Won't Forget You" by Jim Reeves, who occupies both first and second positions of the year chart, and both of which failed to reach the top. Also there was, "The Wedding" buy Julie Rodgers, "Walk Away" by Matt Monro, "The Hippy Hippy Shake" by The Swinging Blue Jeans, "Just One Look" by The Hollies, "Bits & Pieces" by The Dave Clarke Five, "I Get Around" by The Beach Boys, "Walk On By" by Dionne Warwick, "No Particular Place To Go" by Chuck Berry, and "Downtown" by Petula Clark. 1964 was also the year that aired the first ever episode of Top Of The Pops which would go on to be one of the longest running television shows of all time. It was presented by Jimmy Saville, and the first performance was the Rolling Stones with "I Wanna Be Your Man". Here are the 20 best charting singles of the year: No. Artist Single Points 1 Jim Reeves I Love You Because 22.37 2 Jim Reeves I Wont Forget You 17.92 3 Roy Orbison It's Over 14.23 4 Roy Orbison Oh Pretty Woman 14.19 5 Julie Rogers The Wedding 13.43 6 Beatles A Hard Day's Night 12.08 7 Rolling Stones It's All Over Now 11.84 8 Herman's Hermits I'm Into Something Good 11.82 9 Manfred Mann Do Wah Diddy Diddy 11.65 10 The Honeycombs Have I The Right? 11.50 11 Cilla Black You're My World 11.41 12 Bachelors Diane 11.15 13 Bachelors I Believe 10.70 14 Cilla Black Anyone Who Had A Heart 10.59 15= Supremes Where Did Our Love Go 10.53 15= Brian Poole & The Tremeloes Someone Someone 10.53 17 Searchers Needles & Pins 10.47 18 Four Pennies Juliet 10.44 19 Bachelors I Wouldn't Trade You For The World 10.43 20 Matt Monro Walk Away 10.37 Here are the ten most successfully charting artists of 1964: No. Artist Points 1 Jim Reeves 45.91 2 Beatles 44.97 3 Bachelors 41.91 4 Roy Orbison 38.27 5 Searchers 33.77 6 Rolling Stones 30.46 7 Cliff Richard 29.89 8 Manfred Mann 28.68 9 Cilla Black 28.06 10 Dave Clarke Five 26.87    [참조]:http://www.ukmix.org/articles/charts/