HEY DJ 4Uheydj4u.comBorn in 1964? The Songs of Your Life
The No. 1 song the year you were born was “I Want To Hold Your Hand” by The Beatles, the biggest hit on the year-end Top 100 of 1964.
Your life in No. 1s. Play the biggest hit of every year from 1964 to 1994 as one playlist.
▶ Play my life soundtrackThe top 10 songs of 1964
| # | Song | Artist | Listen |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | I Want To Hold Your Hand | The Beatles | ▶♪ |
| 2 | She Loves You | The Beatles | ▶♪ |
| 3 | Hello, Dolly! | Louis Armstrong | ▶♪ |
| 4 | Oh, Pretty Woman | Roy Orbison | ▶♪ |
| 5 | I Get Around | The Beach Boys | ▶♪ |
| 6 | Everybody Loves Somebody | Dean Martin | ▶♪ |
| 7 | My Guy | Mary Wells | ▶♪ |
| 8 | We'll Sing In The Sunshine | Gale Garnett | ▶♪ |
| 9 | Last Kiss | J. Frank Wilson and The Cavaliers | ▶♪ |
| 10 | Where Did Our Love Go | The Supremes | ▶♪ |
See all 100 songs of 1964 · the top 100 of the 1960s
The No. 1 song at every milestone
- Age 5 (1969): “Sugar, Sugar” by The Archies
- Age 13 (1977): “Tonight's The Night (Gonna Be Alright)” by Rod Stewart
- Age 16 (1980): “Call Me” by Blondie
- Age 18 (1982): “Physical” by Olivia Newton-John
- Age 21 (1985): “Careless Whisper” by Wham!
- Age 25 (1989): “Look Away” by Chicago
- Age 30 (1994): “The Sign” by Ace Of Base
- Age 40 (2004): “Yeah!” by Usher
- Age 50 (2014): “Happy” by Pharrell Williams
- Age 60 (2024): “Lose Control” by Teddy Swims
Turning 65 in 2029? Load these songs on the Hey DJ 4U decks for the party, or have the daily game guess-the-year crowd play along.
“No. 1” means the top song on that year’s year-end Top 100: the biggest hit over the whole year, not one week. Source: Billboard’s year-end singles charts, as compiled on Wikipedia.