Billboard Top 100 Hits From 1960

1960 saw The Beatles make their debut in Hamburg, Germany.  Chubby Checker releases "The Twist", and starts a nationwide dance craze. 

1. Will You Love Me Tomorrow , Shirelles
2. Georgia On My Mind, Ray Charles
3. Only The Lonely, Roy Orbison
4. Let's Go, Let's Go, Let's Go, Hank Ballard & the Midnighters
5. Stay, Maurice Williams & the Zodiacs
6. Chain Gang, Sam Cooke
7. Spoonful, Howlin' Wolf
8. Shop Around, Miracles
9. The Twist, Chubby Checker
10. Cathy's Clown, Everly Brothers
11. Shakin' All Over, Johnny Kidd & the Pirates
12. Save The Last Dance For Me, Drifters
13. Spanish Harlem, Ben E. King
14. Walk--Don't Run, Ventures
15. Wonderful World, Sam Cooke
16. New Orleans, Gary U.S. Bonds
17. Back Door Man, Howlin' Wolf
18. He Will Break Your Heart, Jerry Butler
19. It's Now Or Never, Elvis Presley
20. I'm Sorry, Brenda Lee
21. When Will I Be Loved, Everly Brothers
22. Gee Whiz, Carla Thomas
23. This Magic Moment, Drifters
24. Doggin' Around, Jackie Wilson
25. Fingerpoppin' Time, Hank Ballard & the Midnighters
26. At Last, Etta James
27. Please Come Home For Christmas, Charles Brown
28. Stuck On You, Elvis Presley
29. Are You Lonesome Tonight, Elvis Presley
30. Blue Angel, Roy Orbison
31. Baby (You've Got What It Takes), Brook Benton & Dinah Washington
32. Big Boss Man, Jimmy Reed
33. Walking To New Orleans, Fats Domino
34. A Rockin' Good Way, Brook Benton & Dinah Washington
35. A Fool In Love, Ike & Tina Turner
36. Let It Rock, Chuck Berry
37. The Sky Is Crying, Elmore James
38. I Count The Tears, Drifters
39. True Love Ways, Buddy Holly
40. Kiddio, Brook Benton
41. Dance By The Light Of The Moon, Olympics
42. Wild Weekend, Rockin' Rebels
43. My Girl Josephine, Fats Domino
44. Big Boy Pete, Olympics
45. The Wind, Jesters
46. You Talk Too Much, Joe Jones
47. Hot Rod Lincoln, Johnny Bond
48. Mule Skinner Blues, Fendermen
49. You Can Have Her, Roy Hamilton
50. Angel Baby, Rosie & the Originals
51. Tonight's The Night, Shirelles
52. Good Timin', Jimmy Jones
53. Bye Bye Johnny, Chuck Berry
54. Ooh Poo Pah Doo, Jessie Hill
55. Bye Bye Baby, Mary Wells
56. There Is Something On Your Mind, Bobby Marchan
57. Sleep, Little Willie John
58. Bewildered, James Brown
59. (I Don't Know Why) But I Do, Clarence "Frogman" Henry
60. That's All You Gotta Do, Brenda Lee
61. Such A Night, Elvis Presley
62. All In My Mind, Maxine Brown
63. Wang Dang Doodle, Howlin' Wolf
64. (I Wanna) Love My Life Away, Gene Pitney
65. I'll Go Crazy, James Brown
66. Wild One, Bobby Rydell
67. You're Sixteen, Johnny Burnette
68. A Woman, A Lover, A Friend, Jackie Wilson
69. Because They're Young, Duane Eddy
70. Heartbreak (It's Hurtin' Me), Jon Thomas / Little Willie John
71. Volare, Bobby Rydell
72. Think, James Brown
73. Step By Step, Crests
74. Tell Laura I Love Her, Ray Peterson
75. I Want To Be Wanted, Brenda Lee
76. Harbor Lights, Platters
77. Lonely Teenager, Dion
78. Shoppin' For Clothes, Coasters
79. Rip Van Winkle, Devotions
80. A Thousand Stars, Kathy Young & the Innocents
81. Once In Awhile, Chimes
82. A Million To One, Jimmy Charles
83. All I Could Do Was Cry, Etta James
84. Sugar Bee, Cleveland Crochet
85. Once Upon A Time, Rochell & the Candles
86. Three Nights A Week, Fats Domino
87. I Gotta Know, Elvis Presley
88. Let The Little Girl Dance, Billy Bland
89. Lonely Weekends, Charlie Rich
90. Calendar Girl, Neil Sedaka
91. Alley Oop, Hollywood Argyles / Dante & the Evergreens
92. Reconsider Baby, Elvis Presley
93. So Sad (To Watch Good Love Go Bad), Everly Brothers
94. The Madison Time, Ray Bryant Combo
95. I Love The Way You Love, Marv Johnson
96. Image Of A Girl, Safaris
97. Baby You're Right, James Brown
98. White Silver Sands, Bill Black's Combo
99. Diamonds And Pearls, Paradons
100. Everybody's Somebody's Fool, Connie Francis