TOP 100 UNITED ARTISTS HITS
1958-1969
- Honey - Bobby Goldsboro - 1968
- Exodus - Ferrante and Teicher - 1961
- Michael - The Highwaymen - 1961
- Do Wah Diddy Diddy - Manfred Mann - 1964
- Only Love Can Break a Heart - Gene Pitney - 1962
- Cry Baby - Garnet Mimms and the Enchanters - 1963
- Come a Little Bit Closer - Jay and the Americans - 1964
- Cara, Mia - Jay and the Americans - 1965
- Tell Him - The Exciters - 1963
- She Thinks I Still Care - George Jones - 1962
- (The Man Who Shot) Liberty Valance - Gene Pitney - 1962
- (Theme from) The Apartment - Ferrante and Teicher - 1960
- You Got What it Takes - Marv Johnson - 1960
- She Cried - Jay and the Americans - 1962
- It Hurts to Be in Love - Gene Pitney - 1964
- This Magic Moment - Jay and the Americans - 1969
- Gimme Some Lovin' - The Spencer Davis Group - 1967
- Goldfinger - Shirley Bassey - 1965
- Portrait of My Love - Steve Lawrence - 1961
- Girl on the Billboard - Del Reeves - 1965
- I Love the Way You Love - Marv Johnson - 1960
- See the Funny Little Clown - Bobby Goldsboro - 1964
- White on White - Danny Williams - 1964
- Tonight - Ferrante and Teicher - 1961
- Don't Just Stand There - Patty Duke - 1965
- I'm Gonna Be Strong - Gene Pitney - 1964
- You're So Fine - The Falcons - 1959
- Never on Sunday - Don Costa - 1960
- Cotton Fields - The Highwaymen - 1962
- Town Without Pity - Gene Pitney - 1962
- Midnight Cowboy - Ferrante and Teicher - 1969
- We Must Have Been Out of Our Minds - George Jones and
Melba Montgomery - 1963 - Sha La La - Manfred Mann - 1964
- Close to Cathy - Mike Clifford - 1962
- The Race is On - George Jones - 1964
- I'm a Man - The Spencer Davis Group - 1967
- Half Heaven - Half Heartache - Gene Pitney - 1963
- Let's Lock the Door (And Throw Away the Key) - Jay and the Americans - 1965
- Friday on My Mind - The Easybeats - 1967
- Mecca - Gene Pitney - 1963
- Little Things - Bobby Goldsboro - 1965
- Be Glad - Del Reeves - 1969
- Some Enchanted Evening - Jay and the Americans - 1965
- Keem-O-Sabe - The Electric Indian - 1969
- Twenty Four Hours from Tulsa - Gene Pitney - 1963
- Love Potion No. 9 - The Clovers - 1959
- Bonanza - Al Caiola - 1961
- (You've Got To) Move Two Mountains - Marv Johnson - 1960
- True Love Never Runs Smooth - Gene Pitney - 1963
- Your Ma Said You Cried in Your Sleep Last Night -
Kenny Dino - 1961 - With Pen in Hand - Johnny Darrell - 1968
- Sunday and Me - Jay and the Americans - 1965
- Autumn of My Life - Bobby Goldsboro - 1968
- Come to Me - Marv Johnson - 1959
- Only in America - Jay and the Americans - 1963
- A Girl I Used to Know - George Jones - 1962
- (Theme from) The Unforgiven - Don Costa - 1960
- Voodoo Woman - Bobby Goldsboro - 1965
- You Comb Her Hair - George Jones - 1963
- Say Something Funny - Patty Duke - 1965
- Good Time Charlie - Del Reeves - 1969
- It's Too Late - Bobby Goldsboro - 1966
- For Your Precious Love - Garnet Mimms and the
Enchanters - 1963 - Try the Impossible - Lee Andrews and the Hearts - 1958
- The Magnificent Seven - Al Caiola - 1960
- Pretty Flamingo - Manfred Mann - 1966
- The Belles of Southern Bell - Del Reeves - 1965
- Your Heart Turned Left (And I Was on the Right) -
George Jones - 1964 - I'll Take Good Care of You - Garnet Mimms - 1966
- How Long Has it Been - Bobby Lewis - 1966
- Not What I Had in Mind - George Jones - 1963
- Baby Don't You Weep - Garnet Mimms and the
Enchanters - 1963 - Crying - Jay and the Americans - 1966
- Looking at the World Through a Windshield - Del Reeves - 1968
- I Must Be Seeing Things - Gene Pitney - 1965
- Blue Autumn - Bobby Goldsboro - 1968
- I'm a Happy Man - The Jive Five - 1965
- The Straight Life - Bobby Goldsboro - 1968
- (I Wanna) Love My Life Away - Gene Pitney - 1961
- Ruby, Don't Take Your Love to Town - Johnny Darrell - 1967
- From Heaven to Heartache - Bobby Lewis - 1968
- Footsteps of a Fool - Judy Lynn - 1962
- (Love Theme from) One Eyed Jacks - Ferrante and
Teicher - 1961 - Whenever He Holds You - Bobby Goldsboro - 1964
- The Gypsy Rover - The Highwaymen - 1961
- The Green Mosquito - The Tune Rockers - 1958
- Every Breath I Take - Gene Pitney - 1961
- I'm a Drifter - Bobby Goldsboro - 1969
- Women Do Funny Things to Me - Del Reeves - 1966
- Somebody Help Me - The Spencer Davis Group - 1967
- That Girl Belongs to Yesterday - Gene Pitney - 1964
- Where Does a Little Tear Come From - George Jones - 1964
- Out of Sight, Out of Mind - Little Anthony and the
Imperials - 1969 - Ringo's Theme (This Boy) - George Martin - 1964
- Broomstick Cowboy - Bobby Goldsboro - 1965
- Sometime - Gene Thomas - 1961
- He's Got the Power - The Exciters - 1963
- Gazachstahagen - The Wild-Cats - 1959
- Better Use Your Head - Little Anthony and the
Imperials - 1966 - Happy Days - Marv Johnson - 1961
This list is comprised of songs released on United Artists Records and its subsidiary labels Unart, Ascot and Veep, in addition to Musicor Records (through early 1965, when UA and Musicor parted ways). Rankings are based on the popularity of each song during the period of 1958 through 1969.
Musicor artist Gene Pitney leads all others with 13 entries on the list, followed by several UA acts: Bobby Goldsboro appears eleven times, while Jay and the Americans have nine songs, George Jones has eight and Del Reeves has six. Ferrante and Teicher and Marv Johnson are each on the list five times; Garnet Mimms has four entries (three of which feature his backing group The Enchanters). The Highwaymen, Manfred Mann and The Spencer Davis Group have three entries apiece. Country singer Bobby Lewis should not be confused with the R&B singer of the same name.
The record label, a division of the United Artists film studio, was founded in 1957 for the purpose of releasing soundtrack music. Instrumentals are well-represented with 12 recordings, nine of which are from films or television; in addition, there are three vocal film themes. The company's peak came in the mid-1960s; 14 songs on the list are from 1965 and there are 13 each from 1963 and 1964.
