Florida born Pop singer Bobby Goldsboro recorded the song
"Honey" in 1968, which has sold more than one million copies
and played guitar for Roy Orbison for two years in the early
1960s.

Danny And The Juniors‘ Rock ‘n’ Roll classic "At The Hop" was originally written
as "Do the Bop", American Bandstand host Dick Clark suggested the group re-
write the lyrics because the dance known as The Bop was on its way out. Clark
was right and the quartet’s record stayed in the top spot for a month.

"Hello Goodbye" became The Beatles 15th Billboard number one hit. The  
flip side, "I Am The Walrus" reached #56, the lowest ranking for any charted
"B" side of a Beatles number one single.

Guy Mitchell’s biggest hit was “Singing The Blues” and spent a total of ten weeks
at number 1 on the Billboard best selling chart.

Guy Mitchell (born Albert George Cernik in Detroit, Michigan) 
(February 22, 1927 – July 1, 1999)

The Byrds‘ scored their second US number one hit with "Turn, Turn,
Turn". Unlike their first chart topper, "Mr. Tambourine Man", the entire
band was allowed to play on the recording instead of studio musicians.