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    Anthony Newley

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    Aretha Franklin

  3. I Want You

    Bob Dylan

  4. When The Girl in Your Arms Is the Girl in Your Heart

    Cliff Richard

  5. My Ship Is Coming In (Stereo Version)

    Walker Brothers

  6. Then I Kissed Her

    Beach Boys

  7. I Can't Stop Loving You

    Ray Charles

  8. I Started A Joke

    Bee Gees

  9. I Say A Little Prayer

    Aretha Franklin

  10. Under the Boardwalk

    The Drifters

  11. Somewhere

    P.J. Proby

  12. Don't Worry Baby

    Beach Boys

  13. First Cut Is The Deepest

    PP Arnold

  14. Constantly

    Cliff Richard

  15. Crying

    Roy Orbison

  16. Moon River

    Danny Williams

  17. Catch The Wind

    Donovan

  18. Suzanne

    Leonard Cohen

  19. A World Without Love

    Peter And Gordon

  20. Try a Little Tenderness

    Otis Redding

  21. Let There Be Love

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  22. Private Number

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  23. Lay Lady Lay

    Bob Dylan

  24. Be My Baby

    The Ronettes

  25. I Just Want To Make Love To You

    Etta James

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Experience the Magic of 1960s Love Songs on Love Radio Step back in time with Love Radio , your premier destination for experiencing the enchanting and timeless love songs of the 1960s. Our station is dedicated exclusively to playing the most heartfelt and memorable love music from this iconic decade, providing you with a seamless stream of romance, any time of the day. Why the 1960s Love Songs? The 1960s was a transformative era for music, giving rise to some of the most influential love songs

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