Charted Hits of 1969 that Peaked in 1970
There were many great songs of the 60s decade that were recorded and made the Billboard Charts in 1969 but did not peak on the charts until 1970. Certainly there were others that I did not list below but these are all of the Top 40 that were on the Billboard Charts for 1969 and 1970. These hits charted from August 69 to Dec 69 but didn't peak until 1970.
An event that shaped the American music scene was the band, Led Zeppelin. They hit the top 40 for the first time in 1969. Led Zeppelin consisted of legend musicians from the 1960s era. They formed their band in October 1968 and consisted of Robert Plant, lead singer, Jimmy Page, lead guitar, John Paul Jones, bass and keyboards, and John Bonham, drums. As many you recall, Jimmy Page was with the Yardbirds, who many historians believe was probably the best talented rock group ever assembled.
In 1969 Elvis once again hit the charts with "Daddy Don't Cry" which was written by Mac Davis who had penned "In the Ghetto" earlier for Elvis.
Song Artist Peak Peak Date
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Bridge Over Troubled Water Simon & Garfunkle 1 Feb 28 1970
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Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head BJ Thomas 1 Jan 03 1970
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Thank You (Faliteme Be Micellf) Sly & The Family Stone 1 Feb 14 1970
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I Want You Back Jackson 5 1 Jan 31 1970
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Venus Shocking Blue 1 Feb 07 1970
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Hey There Lonely Girl Eddie Holman 2 Jan 31 1970
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Give Me Just a Little More Time Chairmen of the Board 3 Mar 21 1970
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Rainy Night In Georgia Brook Benton 4 Mar 07 1970
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Whole Lotta Love Led Zeppelin 4 Jan 31 1970
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Without Love (There is Nothing) Tom Jones 5 Jan 31 1970
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No Time Guess Who 6 Feb 28 1970
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Don't Cry Daddy Elvis Presley 6 Jan 31 1970
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Jam Up Jelly Tight Tommy Roe 8 Jan 17 1970
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Psychedelic Shack Temptations 7 Feb 28 1970
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La La La (If I Had You) BJ Thomas 9 Jan 10 1970
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Arizona Mark Lindsay 10 Feb 14 1970
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Walk a Mile in My Shoes Joe South 12 Feb 14 1970
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Early in the Morning Vanity Fare 12 Jan 31 1970
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Up on Cripple Creek The Band 25 Jan 03 1970
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She Came In Through the Bathroom ... Joe Cocker 30 Feb 07 1970
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