1. "Denise"
   "Rhonda"
2. "Moreen"
   "Gloria"

1963 was a pretty hectic year. People didn't really feel safe and music became an outlet for those who couldn't watch the news anymore. "Denise" (1963) brought wholesome changes to music at the time.

1. "Midnight Train to Georgia"
   "The Dock of the Bay"
2. "Under the Boardwalk"
   "The Beach"

"Dock of the Bay" by The Drifters was all about relaxing, wasting time and letting the stress of life go ... if only for a moment. It's also about a man trying to figure out his life ... and it doesn't seem to end well ... after all, there's whistling involved.

1. "The Night Has a Thousand Eyes"
   "The Night Has Lovers"
2. "The Night Has Stars"
   "The Night Has Cameras"

This song was a little creepy as it was about a man telling his girl that she is being watched by the eyes of the night sky. It was a warning, which is always creepy.

1. "Denise"
   "Walk Right In"
2. "Bama Lama Bama Loo"
   "Let's Fall in Love"

This was a huge hit in the 1960s, and only true jukeboxers know the simplicity of this love song. It was poppy and it was clear someone was in the studio with a fever, the only cure was more tambourine.

1. "Sunshine, Lollipops and Rainbows"
   "Rain, Shine and Nuggets"
2. "Respect, Happiness and Strength"
   "Strength, Pride and Love"

"Everything that's wonderful is sure to come your way" ... but only if you're in love. This was a great song to dance to with your significant other but only if you were really in love with them.

1. "A Mistake"
   "In Love"
2. "A Teenager in Love"
   "A Fool in Love"

This ballad was all about getting mad at the fact that you have no control as a teen. Love was no different back then than it is now, but the yearning in Dion's voice is all about being over love sickness.

1. "Hey Bobba Needle"
   "The Twist"
2. "Walk Right In"
   "Domino"

It's nearly impossible to listen to this song without snapping your fingers and bobbing your head. Then again, Chubby Checker always had a way to get his fans moving across the dance floor, which made him the perfect jukebox hero.

1. "Bama Lama Bama Loo"
   "Walk Right In"
2. "Hot to Trot"
   "Walking Talking Girl"

Little Richard liked making songs with a lot of nonsense words that were repetitive and fun to sing. "Bama Lama Bama Loo" (1966) was about a girl named Lucinder who was always playing hard to get.

1. "Papa Was a Rolling Stone"
   "Walk Right In"
2. "Knock Three Times"
   "Oh Happy Day"

"Walk Right In" by The Moments has been reprised by many artists, but it was all about relaxing and not worrying about what was going on in the world. If you had a long day, this was all about unwinding.

1. "Red River"
   "Yellow Clover"
2. "Crimson and Clovers"
   "Blue Moon"

If you don't remember this song, it's probably because you haven't heard it in a while. It starts with nonsense words that could be considered rock music's version of scatting, but is probably just a good way to keep a beat.

1. "Dock of the Bay"
   "She Goes Home"
2. "Heartaches by the Number"
   "I Love You More"

Another song with whistling, but the beat of this one is a little higher ... even though the topic is a little sad. The lyrics to the song help a man count how many times the same person hurt him. He felt like a fool.

1. "My Girl"
   "One Fine Day"
2. "I Will Follow Him"
   "My Boyfriend's Back"

This is a song that is all about longing and love. The singer is clearly talking about the fact that someone doesn't love her and she will be patient enough to wait for the day the love interest comes back along. It's definitely not a girl power song.

1. "Wipe Out
   "Hair"
2. "Little Honda"
   "Kind of a Drag"

There weren't a lot of lyrics to this song, but it pumped a lot of people up when they heard the opening and the drum solo was beyond what anyone had heard up to that point.

1. "Sad Movies (Make Me Cry)"
   "Sad Movies (Make Me Lie)"
2. "Sad Movies (Make Me Confused)"
   "Sad Movies (Make Me Mad)"

"Sad Movies Make Me Cry" (1961) is an incredibly sad song about a woman whose husband cancels on a date so she goes to a movie ... where she finds her husband with her best friend. It's kind of a kick in the head.

1. "Gloria"
   "Suzy-Q"
2. "Eleanor"
   "Mustang Sally"

The Turtles really thought Eleanor was swell and groovy ... they couldn't really even live without her. While they wanted her to speak her mind, they tried to put the words into her mouth. No clue how she responded,​ though.

1. "Moldy Cheese"
   "Shake it Out"
2. "The Icebox Broke"
   "Bend Me, Shape Me"

While some may think this is a great song, others think it sends the wrong message because it's about changing who you are to get the girl you want. She'll definitely love you if you turn into the man she's looking for ... or not.

1. "Gloria"
   "Kind of a Drag"
2. "Sad Song"
   "All The Way"

I mean, it might be more than "kind of" a drag if your significant other stops loving you while you're in a relationship, but for The Buckinghams, it's only a little bit bad ... after all, there are more fish in the sea.

1. "It's in His Kiss"
   "It's in His Eyes"
2. "It's in His Heart"
   "It's in His Arms"

According to "It's in His Kiss (The Shoop, Shoop Song)," you can learn how much your significant other actually loves you when he kisses you. If it's a bad kiss, something else is on his mind. If it's a good kiss, he's still into you.

1. "Little Bitty Fruity One"
   "Little Bitty Skinny One"
2. "Little Bitty Scary One"
   "Little Bitty Pretty One"

"Little Bitty Pretty One" was a song that anyone could dance to. It was often found on jukeboxes in establishments that had areas where people could dance. It was the perfect song to ask your crush to dance.

1. "What Becomes of the Brokenhearted"
   "Creep"
2. "Shoop Sheep"
   "Wooly Bully"

While the lyrics to "Wooly Bully" are nearly impossible to understand, you can make out two names distinctly. Remember that "Hatty told Matty about the things she saw" and those things didn't make much sense. No one cared back then, though, because it was a great song to dance to.

1. "Sittin' on the Dock of the Bay"
   "Rock Around the Clock"
2. "Rinky Dinky"
   "Tossin' and Turnin'"

"Tossin' and Turnin'" isn't just a song that was used in a sleep aid commercial. As a matter of fact, the song is all about the fact that he can't sleep because he's thinking about a girl he likes.

1. "She's Asleep"
   "Jessie's Girl"
2. "Midnight Confessions"
   "I Found Her First"

"Midnight Confessions" is a song about meeting a girl and instantly falling in love ... before you see the ring on her finger, of course. The singer is clearly in distress as he feels as though he has to confess to the world what he feels.

1. "Runaway"
   "Happy Together"
2. "This Diamond Ring"
   "Raindrops"

"Runaway" is an interesting song about a girl who runs away, but we never know if she ran away from the singer or in general and he just misses her. Either way, it's clear the singer really needs closure here.

1. "Save the Last Dance For Me"
   "Save Me"
2. "Save My Dog"
   "Save Your Smile"

The message of this song is all about not being controlling. It's totally cool if you dance with others, but "Don't forget who's taking you home" because you may find someone crying in the corner.

1. "How Long is Love?"
   "Do You Still Love Me?"
2. "What Becomes of the Broken Hearted?"
   "Will You Still Love Me?"

Sometimes you listen to the lyrics of a song and it just hits you. This jukebox classic is one of those songs ... Those lyrics hit anyone who has ever experienced heartbreak and lived to tell the tale.

1. "Cry Like a Baby"
   "Shame You"
2. "Run Away"
   "Kiss the Sky"

While this song is pretty upbeat, the lyrics actually tell a different story about heartbreak and mistakes that were made by the singer who regrets losing the perfect thing he had with the recipient of these lyrics.

1. "She's Got a Man"
   "She's Not There"
2. "She Found Love"
   "She Never Loved You"

This song is all about a woman who treats men pretty badly. The singer of this song has decided to help those who might want this woman (or perhaps heard rumors about how great she is). He's doing this to help others because no one helped him.

1. "The Shakehouse"
   "On the Dock of the Bay"
2. "Under the Boardwalk"
   "Sugar Shack"

If you're from the Midwest, it's not the same Sugar Shack you're thinking of. This one is a coffee house where the singer of this song found the most beautiful woman in the world ... and he has to go back.

1. "Fun Girl"
   "Old Lady"
2. "Redheaded Woman"
   "Young Girl"

If this song came out in 2019, there would probably be a full investigation. It's about a guy who tells a girl to leave him along because she's too young for him and he's having thoughts. He tells her to run.

1. "Teen Beat"
   "Shame Sticks"
2. "Stick 'Em Up"
   "Treat Her Like a Lady"

This song, much like "Wipe Out," was an intense song to dance to, but it only made you cooler if you could keep up with the beat. It was an intense song that highlighted the drumset, especially the tophat.

1. "Pretty Little Thing"
   "Dance Partner"
2. "Dream Lover"
   "Flower Child"

"Dream Lover" was a song about yearning and imagination. Like many songs of the time, it told of a future that had prospects ... something better ... something to hold onto for the sake of holding on.​

1. "Find the Ring"
   Be my "Little Bitty Pretty One"
2. "Be My Baby"
   "Be My Prayer"

The things the Ronettes offered in exchange for this courtship aren't unheard of. They promised to bring happiness to the relationship and do the majority of the work ... all because the relationship would turn heads.

1. "Runaround Sue"
   "Gloria"
2. "Raunchy"
   "Larry"

Dion was clearly in love, but he warned people of the person who broke his heart. You could date her if you wanted to, but "if you don't want to cry like I do," you should keep away from her because "she goes out with other guys."

1. "Unchained Melody"
   "She's an Easy Lover"
2. "Runaround Sue"
   "What Becomes of the Broken Hearted"

Yes, there are several jukebox classics that are slower. Every once in a while, it's good to slow things down and get close to those you're dancing with. How else do you fall in love on the dance floor?

1. "I Will Follow Him"
   "I Love Him"
2. "Why Don't You Love Me?"
   "I Like Your House At Night"

Well, it's clear that Peggy March really likes this guy she sings about following. Actually, she loves him (times three) and "there isn't an ocean too deep, a mountain so high" that can keep her away from her love.