Billboard Top Hits: 1969 / Various

Good tunes, but the disc I received has a few different songs than what is listed on the Amazon page.

to listen to some old rock from back in the day !

I need this music to turn around my attitude about this stupid, crazy world. Going back to this era gives me instant stress relief. Try it, you'll like it, lol.

Only 10 hits it is not enough

I was born and raised during the Golden Age of Rock and Roll. Rock and roll was first aired when I was age three, so I was steeped in the Golden Oldies. My favorite time of rock music was from 1964 through 1972. These were the best years in my opinion and whoever loved the music from that period will love this CD.

I am very fussy of the music I listen to... And Billboard CD's has supplied Great music at affordable prices... Build me up buttercup is a great catchy song... Thank you Amazon for supplying a great company and for helping me find Billboard 1969.... I hope I don't wear out the CD from playing it so much.... Thank you... Another Happy Amazon Customer....

My cd player insits that the disc is a " read only" not music

I like songs from 1969 , the year I graduated from high School .

Fun old happy songs from a time when hippies were just getting started and were full of confidence and enthusiasm.This was all from the time just before music started getting dark. It all still had a happy ring to it. I bought this CD for the Archies song "Sugar, Sugar." It was also nice to get "Time of the Season." If you handle the attitude these folks made their music with, it's a good cd. To most people though, it's going to really feel dated.

Bought this just for the "Build Me Up Buttercup" mono version (I believe its the ONLY way to get the momo version digitally), the rest of the CD tracks will make you go "ohhh this song" moments

This is hardly definitive of the year it purports to represent. One wonders why the suits bother to put out an album with such little care. Why so few tracks when there is enough room on a disc for twice the number of tracks listed here? That said, there are some iconic moments, as with the Aquarius number and Time of the Season, but they are all trailing in the wake of the stand-out track Crimson and Clover which, if you've heard Sweet Jane by the Velvet Underground, makes you wonder who inspired whom, including later songs such as Spanish Stroll (Mink De Ville), Werewolves of London (Warren Zevon), Just Like a Woman (Bob Dylan) and the rest.