Songs From 1968

2. The Beatles - Hey Jude Songs From 1968 The Rolling Stones - Jumpin' Jack Flash Mary Hopkin - Those Were the Days The Beatles - Lady Madonna Otis Redding - (Sittin' On) the Dock of the Bay Louis Armstrong - (What A) Wonderful World Bobby Goldsboro - Honey Marvin Gaye - I Heard it Through the Grapevine Tom Jones - Delilah Gary Puckett & The Union Gap - Young Girl Song name hey jude: Hey Jude don't make it badTake a sad song and make it betterRemember to let her into your heartThan you can start to make it better Hey Jude don't be afraidYou were made to go out and get herThe minute you let her under your skinThen you begin to make it better

3. “Hey Jude” is the only song on our countdown that was never released on a non-compilation studio album. Apparently, it was good enough on its own. Topping all the charts and “best of” lists, it is easily one of the most-loved songs of the 20th century. With a deliberately positive message and a rollicking, diverse arrangement, its seven minutes pass quickly and never get old. Every component of this song –  from Paul’s serenading to Ringo’s steady but flourishing beat to the half jammed/half orchestrated crescendo- makes you want to sing along all the way through the end of its irresistibly repetitive four-minute coda. Conceived by Paul as a pick-me-up for John’s son, Julian, during the beginning of John’s relationship with Yoko, the song’s beginnings say a lot about both Paul’s occasionally overbearing presence and John’s growing distance from the band. In 2002, Julian told Mojo that he and Paul “used to hang out a bit – more than dad and I did.” Seeing as how Paul personally visited Julian during this tough time and wrote the song on his way, it is clear that he felt strongly about the boy, and his lyrical work has a particularly genuine quality. As the song has aged, its effect has only grown stronger. As Paul said of some of its lines, “time lends a credence to things.” Musically, “Hey Jude” has a particularly disparate beginning and end. Starting off as a harmless piano ballad, it soon becomes a rock tune, and finishes with a glorious clamor of “nah nah nahs,” horns, and strings. This final bit pushed the song well beyond the time constraints of a typical Beatles song, let alone commercial radio. Its amazing energy, rousing vibe, and universal appeal make “Hey Jude” one for the ages. Things you need to know about this song “Hey Jude”

4. President History Lyndon B. Johnson (born August 27, 1908 in Stonewall, Texas; died January 22, 1973 in Stonewall, Texas) succeeded John F. Kennedy as the thirty-sixth President of the United States, serving between November 22, 1963 and January 20, 1969, including the whole of 1968. During 1968 there were many questions about the presidency. On March 31, 1968 in a decision that stunned political friends and many others, President Lyndon B. Johnson announced that he would not seek, nor would he accept the nomination of his party for president. Johnson said he was withdrawing in the name of national unity. This sparked many questions throughout the nation. People wondered who would become the next president of the United States. Their questions were answered very soon. In August of 1968, Richard Nixon, the "old pro" of the Republican Party, was nominated for president. On November 6, 1968 Richard M. Nixon was elected President of the United States.

5. The Good Guy’s television show Genre Sitcom Created by Jack Rose Written by Arnold Horwitt Jack Rose Mel Tolkin Directed by Charles R. Rondeau Starring Bob DenverHerb EdelmanJoyce Van PattenJack Perkins Theme music composer Ray EvansJerry FieldingJay Livingston Opening theme "Two Good Guys“ Composer(s) Jerry Fielding Country of origin United States Language(s) English No. of seasons 2 No. of episodes 42

6. Sports Three Olympic Games were held during the sixties.  In 1960, the winter games were held in Squaw Valley, the summer games were held in Rome.  Some of the outstanding athletes in the 1960 games were, David Jenkins, gold in figure skating and Carol Heiss, gold in figure skating.  The US ice hockey team also won the gold medal in these winter olympics.  In Rome during the1960 games, among the US gold medalists were: world record setting Otis Davis, 400m, and olympic record setting Glenn Davis, 400m hurdles, William Nieder, shot put, and AlOerter, discus.

7. Quotes From The Outsiders Quote 2: "And you can't win against them no matter how hard you try, because they've got all the breaks and even whipping them isn't going to change that fact." Chapter 1, pg. 11 Quote 3: "They were the only kind of girls that would look at us, I thought. Tough, loud girls who wore too much eye makeup and giggled and swore too much." Chapter 1, pg. 15

8. Being A Teenager In 1968 Being a teenager in 1968 would be hard for me because I would have live up to a whole new life as an adult.

9. Car’s That Were In Style In 1968

10. Famous Actors In1968 • Gillian Anderson Actor 9-Aug-1968   Scully on The X-Files • Jeanne Balibar Actor 13-Apr-1968 • Va Savoir Eric Bana Actor 9-Aug-1968   Hulk, Chopper • Patricia Arquette Actor 8-Apr-1968   Allison Dubois on Medium • Randall Batinkoff Actor 16-Oct-1968   For Keeps

11. Opinion On 1968 Everybody was nice during the 1968. They had nice cars , kids no violence in the hood. It was just a nice time to be present. Therefore if I had a time machine I would go back in time just to be in the year of 1968 Month October 14. One day that might happen to me because its probley going to soon but for know Im a stay in the year of 2011.............................. YEAH