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STRIPPER - SUKIYAKI

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The Stripper David Rose And His Orchestra 1962
(This brassy and bawdy instrumental hit topped both the Adult Contemporary and Pop/Rock charts, and it was used in a Noxema shaving cream commercial from the 1960s.)

Struttin' Billy Preston 1975
(Instrumental.)

Stuck On You Elvis Presley 1960

Suavecito Malo 1972

Subterranean Homesick Blues Bob Dylan 1965

Such A Night Elvis Presley 1964

Sugar And Spice The Cryan' Shames 1966
("Sugar And Spice" previously charted for the Searchers (1964).)

Sugar And Spice The Searchers 1964
("Sugar And Spice" later also charted for the Cryan' Shames in 1966.)

Sugar Baby Love The Rubettes 1974

Sugar Daddy The Jackson 5 1972

Sugar Dumpling Sam Cooke 1965

Sugar Lips Al Hirt 1964
(Instrumental.)

Sugar Magnolia Grateful Dead 1973

Sugar On Sunday The Clique 1969

Sugar Shack Jimmy Gilmer And The Fireballs 1963
(This song topped the charts in 1963.)

Sugar, Sugar The Archies 1969
("Sugar, Sugar," which topped the charts for the Archies, was voted "Song Of The Year" in 1969. Wilson Pickett later charted in 1970 with a more soulful version of this bubblegum smash hit.)

Sugar Town Nancy Sinatra 1966

Sugaree Jerry Garcia 1972

Suite: Judy Blue Eyes Crosby, Stills And Nash 1969

Sukiyaki Kyu Sakamoto 1963
("Sukiyaki" was sung entirely in Japanese and was released in Japan as "Ue O Muite Aruko" (I Look Up When I Walk). "Sukiyaki" later also charted for Taste of Honey in 1981.)

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