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Multimedia Index: List of 1964 Songs Category: Chronological Archive Description: A list of songs released in 1964. Lyrics are in the English language unless otherwise noted. Contents: 39 originals · 8 covers Page Sections: Original Songs · Covers |
| '32 Ford Performers: Pilt Down Five Released: 1964 Featured Car: Ford |
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| '40 Ford Time Performers: The Rip Chords Songwriters: Bruce Johnston · Terry Melcher Released: 1964 |
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| A-Bone Performers: The Trashmen Released: 1964 Featured Car: Ford Model A |
I've got a little A-Bone like you never have seen. A way out wailin type of boss machine. Top eliminator at all the big name drags. Well she's a stroke-and-bore, and shaved so neat. And sittin' right next to my bucket seat. |
| Anaheim, Azusa, and Cucamonga Sewing Circle, Book Review, and Timing Association Performers: Jan and Dean Released: 1964 |
They toot around town in their big Grand Prixes; Sittin' in their bucket seats, shootin' the breeze. You know that all week long they put up jammin' preserves; And on weekends they negotiate curves. |
| Antique '32 Studebaker Dictator Coupe Performers: Ronny & the Daytonas Songwriter: Jerry Dean Smith Released: 1964 (G.T.O.) Featured Car: Studebaker Dictator |
Got my girl on a Sunday; Gonna have some fun 'fore Monday. Headin' on out to the freeway; With the coolest thing on the highway-ay-ay. |
| Bonneville Bonnie Performers: The Rip Chords Released: 1964 (Three Window Coupe) Featured Car: Pontiac Bonneville |
Well I was cruising down the highway in my fast track Ford; When a Pontiac passed me and it must have been floored. Suckin' up exhaust from the red Bonneville; And I knew in a minute it was Bonnie at the wheel. |
| Boss Barracuda Performers: The Barracudas Songwriter: Released: 1964 Featured Car: Plymouth Barracuda |
You can talk about your Cobras and your 'vette Stingrays; Tell me how your Mustang moves the freeways. Buddy, you can brag about your Thunderbird; And your three window coupe around Dead Man's Curve. |
| Bucket “T” Performers: Ronny & the Daytonas Songwriters: Don Atfled · Jan Berry · Roger Christian · Dean Torrence Released: 1964 (G.T.O.) Featured Car: Ford Model T |
Cruisin' down the street in front of school; I wanna rev it up but I gotta be cool. ’Cause when I hit the road I'll get my kicks; A'poppin’ the clutch and a'slippin' the sticks. |
| Cadillac Bounce Performer: Charlie Ryan Released: April 1964 (Hot Rod Lincoln Drags Again!) Featured Car: Cadillac |
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| The Dart & The Lincoln Performer: Charlie Ryan Released: April 1964 (Hot Rod Lincoln Drags Again!) Featured Car: Lincoln |
Instrumental |
| Do The Mustang Performers: Alexander & The Greats Released: 1964 Featured Car: Ford Mustang |
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| Don't Worry Baby Performers: The Beach Boys Songwriter: Brian Wilson · Roger Christian Released: 2 March 1964 (Shut Down Volume 2) External Link: Wikipedia |
I guess I should've kept my mouth shut; When I started to brag about my car. But I can't back down now because; I pushed the other guys too far. |
| Fastest Short in Town Performer: Robert A. Irvine Released: August 1964 |
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| Fun, Fun, Fun Performers: The Beach Boys Songwriters: Brian Wilson · Mike Love Released: 3 February 1964 Featured Car: Ford Thunderbird External Link: Wikipedia |
And with the radio blasting; Goes cruising just as fast as she can now. And she'll have fun, fun, fun 'til her daddy takes the T-Bird away. |
| Gas Money Performers: The Rip Chords Released: 1964 (Three Window Coupe) |
Well, anytime I'm in your car; No matter where or how we are. You try to get my cash; 'Cause you say you're out of gas; So we stay right where we are. |
| G.T.O. Performers: Ronny & the Daytonas Songwriter: John Wilkin Released: 1964 (G.T.O.) Featured Car: Pontiac GTO External Link: Wikipedia |
Little GTO; You're really lookin' fine. Three deuces and a four-speed; And a three-eighty-nine. |
| Highway Robbery Performer: Terry Ray Bradley Released: 1964 |
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| Hot Dang Mustang Performers: Alexander & The Greats Released: 1964 Featured Car: Ford Mustang |
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| Hot Rod Baby Performers: Ronny & the Daytonas Songwriter: Jerry Dean Smith Released: 1964 (G.T.O.) |
I got a gal named Sally; Lives way down in the valley. She digs movie stars; And dreams about hot rod cars. |
| Hot Rod Boogie Performers: Jack Kitchen and The Rock-A-Billies Released: 1964 |
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| Hot Rod City Performers: Ronny & the Daytonas Songwriters: Bill Justis · John Wilkin Released: 1964 (G.T.O.) |
Way down in Hot Rod City; Where the kids are goin'. To see the gasses and the rail jobs; Really put on a show. They're really getting their kicks down in Hot Rod City, woah woah. |
| Hot Rod Guitar Performer: Charlie Ryan Released: April 1964 (Hot Rod Lincoln Drags Again!) |
Instrumental |
| Hot Rod U.S.A. Performers: The Rip Chords Released: 1964 (Three Window Coupe) |
They're driving ol' woodies up in Salt Lake City. (Hot Rod U.S.A.) Strippin' 'em down now they sure look pretty. (Hot Rod U.S.A.) They're racing all over even out on the coast now; Give it a try you're gonna dig it the most now. |
| Hot Rod Weekend Performers: Donnie and Diane Released: 1964 |
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| Little Honda Performers: The Beach Boys Songwriters: Brian Wilson · Mike Love Released: 13 July 1964 Featured Motorcycle: Honda External Link: Wikipedia |
It's not a big motorcycle, just a groovy little motorbike. It's more fun than a barrel of monkeys, that two-wheeled bike. We'll ride on out of the town, to anyplace I know you like. |
| The Little Old Lady (from Pasadena) Performers: Jan and Dean Songwriters: Jan Berry · Don Altfeld · Roger Christian Released: 8 June 1964 Featured Car: Dodge External Link: Wikipedia |
The little old lady from Pasadena. (Go granny, go granny, go granny, go) Has a pretty little flowerbed of white gardenias. (Go granny, go granny, go granny, go) But parked in a rickety old garage; There's a brand new shiny red super stock Dodge. |
| Little Rail Job Performers: Ronny & the Daytonas Songwriter: Jerry Dean Smith Released: 1964 (G.T.O.) |
See the little rail job waitin' on the line; With a Hilborn injector and a 429. Watch her move on through the quarter-mile; Roll away buddy, see you in a little while. |
| Little Scrambler Performers: Ronny & the Daytonas Songwriters: John Wilkin Released: 1964 (G.T.O.) |
I take it slow and easy till the MIL gets hot; Then I wind it up a little just to see what she's got. I hit second gear at 50 and I spin every wheel; I can outdrag any automobile. |
| The Little Stingray That Could Performers: Ronny & the Daytonas Songwriters: Wayne Moss · Bobby Russell · Bergen White · Neil Wilburn Released: 1964 (G.T.O.) Featured Car: Chevrolet Corvette (C2) |
I bought my Stingray just last week; Sure is a dream. I polished it up to it to drags; To test the machine. |
| Mean Machine Performers: Everett Gates & The Jokers Songwriter: Everett Gates Released: 1964 |
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| My Mighty G.T.O. Performers: Jan and Dean Released: 8 June 1964 Featured Car: Pontiac GTO |
When your engine is hot and your foot hollers drag; Get your wheels on the line 'cause you won't run stag (rev it up, now). Hold your clutch down tight, rev it up to go; You're 'bout to do business with my mighty GTO |
| No Particular Place to Go Performer: Chuck Berry Songwriter: Chuck Berry Released: May 1964 External Link: Wikipedia |
Riding along in my automobile; My baby beside me at the wheel. I stole a kiss at the turn of a mile; My curiosity runnin' wild. Cruisin' and playin' the radio; With no particular place to go. |
| Old Car Made in ’52 Performers: The Rip Chords Released: 1964 (Three Window Coupe) |
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| Out Front Performer: The Sandells Songwriters: John Blakeley · Walter Georis Released: 1964 |
Out Front! |
| Rag Roof Roadster Performers: Jim Foster With The Kountry Kut-Ups Released: 1964 Featured Car: Ford Model A |
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| Scrambler Performer: The Sandells Songwriters: John Blakeley · Walter Georis Released: 1964 |
Instrumental. |
| Seat Belt Charlie Performer: Charlie Ryan Released: April 1964 (Hot Rod Lincoln Drags Again!) |
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| Three Window Coupe Performers: The Rip Chords Released: 1964 (Three Window Coupe) Featured Car: Ford Model A |
Got a three window coupe that's short on looks; But she looks real good in the record books. I hold the track record in the quarter mile; With a low E.T. down the asphalt aisle. |
| Trophy Machine Performers: The Rip Chords Songwriters: Bruce Johnston · Terry Melcher Released: 1964 |
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| 409 Performers: The Rip Chords Songwriters: Brian Wilson · Mike Love · Gary Usher Released: 1964 Featured Car: Chevrolet External Link: Wikipedia |
Well I saved my pennies and I saved my dimes; For I knew there would be a time; When I would buy a brand new 409. |
| Boss Barracuda Performers: The Surfaris Songwriter: Released: 1964 (The Lively Set) Featured Car: Plymouth Barracuda |
You can talk about your Cobras and your 'vette Stingrays; Tell me how your Mustang moves the freeways. Buddy, you can brag about your Thunderbird; And your three window coupe around Dead Man's Curve. |
| Custom Machine Performers: Bruce And Terry Songwriters: Brian Wilson · Mike Love Released: 1964 |
Well, she's metal flake blue with a Corvette grill. (Check my custom machine) And they say it looks better when she's standing still. (Check my custom machine) |
| Last Kiss Performers: J. Frank Wilson and the Cavaliers Songwriters: Wayne Cochran · Joe Carpenter · Randall Hoyal · Bobby McGlon Released: June 1964 External Link: Wikipedia |
We were out on a date in my daddy's car; We hadn't driven very far. There in the road, straight ahead; The car was stalled, the engine was dead. |
| Little Deuce Coupe Performers: The Rip Chords Songwriters: Brian Wilson · Roger Christian Released: 1964 Featured Car: Ford External Link: Wikipedia |
She's ported and relieved and she's stroked and bored. She'll do a hundred and forty with the top end floored. She's my little deuce coupe, you don't know what I got. |
| Little Honda Performers: The Hondells Songwriters: Brian Wilson · Mike Love Released: 1964 Featured Motorcycle: Honda External Link: Wikipedia |
It's not a big motorcycle, just a groovy little motorbike. It's more fun than a barrel of monkeys, that two-wheeled bike. We'll ride on out of the town, to anyplace I know you like. |
| Route 66 Performer: The Rolling Stones Songwriter: Bobby Troup Released: 1964 Topic: United States Numbered Highways External Link: Wikipedia |
If you ever plan to motor west; Travel my way, take the highway that is best; Get your kicks on Route sixty-six. |
| Shut Down Performers: The Rip Chords Songwriters: Brian Wilson · Roger Christian Released: 1964 External Link: Wikipedia |
Superstock Dodge is windin' out and low; But my fuel injected Stingray's really startin' to go. To get the traction I'm ridin' the clutch; My pressure plate's burnin' that machine's too much. |