U.S. top 20 for March 20, 1965. The Beatles and the Supremes at 1 and 2 - between them, 9 No. 1 songs during the year.

Mar 21, 2026 · 1:09 AM UTC

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“Goldfinger,” at No. 9, was theme song from James Bond flick; Beatles were still on the rise; and “girl group” sound evolved w/Motown & Supremes...Some history below... Goldfinger pophistorydig.com/topics/tag… Beatles pophistorydig.com/topics/bea… Girl Groups pophistorydig.com/topics/196…
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Any week with "Goldfinger" is a good week.
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4, 6, 7, 15
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People need to know this! Diana Ross changed everything! Is it a big deal that The Beatles were there, well I mean if not them it’s The Beach Boys or any of the rest of these legendary acts. But Diana and the Supremes dominating white charts in 1965 and that changed it all.

ALT Diana Ross Medley GIF by The Ed Sullivan Show
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I have a special fondness for King of the Road. Shotgun it’s not too shabby either.
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This is a wonderful list!
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6,8, 16 💜
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7,10,12,15,16 all make my decade
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The Supremes are underappreciated.
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