Time Machine

Time Machine

Born in 1948

Your childhood, 1948–1960: how old you were and the songs that were playing, year by year.

Play 1948–1960

  1. You were 0in 194840s

    6 songs
    One for My Baby

    One for My Baby

    Frank Sinatra
    Well, You Needn't

    Well, You Needn't

    Thelonious Monk
    Buttons and Bows

    Buttons and Bows

    Dinah Shore
    It's Magic

    It's Magic

    Doris Day
    Manteca

    Manteca

    Dizzy Gillespie
    Serenade of the Bells

    Serenade of the Bells

    Sammy Kaye

  2. You were 1in 194940s

    I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry

    I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry

    Hank Williams
    Ran Kan Kan

    Ran Kan Kan

    Tito Puente
    La Vie en Rose

    La Vie en Rose

    Édith Piaf
    Tennessee Waltz

    Tennessee Waltz

    Pee Wee King

  3. You were 2in 195050s

    I Love You a Thousand Ways

    I Love You a Thousand Ways

    Lefty Frizzell
    Rollin' Stone

    Rollin' Stone

    Muddy Waters

  4. You were 3in 195150s

    5 songs
    3 O'Clock Blues

    3 O'Clock Blues

    B.B. King
    Get Happy

    Get Happy

    Judy Garland
    Mom and Dad's Waltz

    Mom and Dad's Waltz

    Lefty Frizzell
    Straight, No Chaser

    Straight, No Chaser

    Thelonious Monk
    Too Young

    Too Young

    Nat King Cole

  5. You were 4in 195250s

    You Belong to Me

    You Belong to Me

    Jo Stafford

  6. You were 5in 195350s

    Woke Up This Morning

    Woke Up This Morning

    B.B. King
    Your Cheatin' Heart

    Your Cheatin' Heart

    Hank Williams
    Hound Dog

    Hound Dog

    Big Mama Thornton

  7. You were 6in 195450s

    9 songs
    That’s All Right

    That’s All Right

    Elvis Presley
    The Man That Got Away

    The Man That Got Away

    Judy Garland
    I Fall in Love Too Easily

    I Fall in Love Too Easily

    Chet Baker
    Lullaby of Birdland

    Lullaby of Birdland

    Sarah Vaughan
    Rock Around the Clock

    Rock Around the Clock

    Bill Haley
    Earth Angel

    Earth Angel

    The Penguins

  8. You were 7in 195550s

    5 songs
    Mack the Knife

    Mack the Knife

    Louis Armstrong
    Maybellene

    Maybellene

    Chuck Berry
    Only You

    Only You

    The Platters
    Tutti-Frutti

    Tutti-Frutti

    Little Richard

  9. You were 8in 195650s

    15 songs
    Blue Moon

    Blue Moon

    Elvis Presley
    Drown in My Own Tears

    Drown in My Own Tears

    Ray Charles
    Roll Over Beethoven

    Roll Over Beethoven

    Chuck Berry
    Please, Please, Please

    Please, Please, Please

    James Brown
    Dream a Little Dream of Me

    Dream a Little Dream of Me

    Doris Day
    Slippin' and Slidin'

    Slippin' and Slidin'

    Little Richard

  10. You were 9in 195750s

    24 songs
    Please Love Me

    Please Love Me

    B.B. King
    All Shook Up

    All Shook Up

    Elvis Presley
    Blue Train

    Blue Train

    John Coltrane
    Got My Mojo Working

    Got My Mojo Working

    Muddy Waters
    You Send Me

    You Send Me

    Sam Cooke
    Searchin'

    Searchin'

    The Coasters

  11. You were 10in 195850s

    28 songs
    I Got a Woman

    I Got a Woman

    Ray Charles
    Carol

    Carol

    Chuck Berry
    I Just Want to Make Love to You

    I Just Want to Make Love to You

    Muddy Waters
    Rebel Rouser

    Rebel Rouser

    Duane Eddy
    Blue Monk

    Blue Monk

    Thelonious Monk
    Smoke Gets in Your Eyes

    Smoke Gets in Your Eyes

    The Platters

  12. You were 11in 195950s

    23 songs
    Back in the U.S.A.

    Back in the U.S.A.

    Chuck Berry
    All Blues

    All Blues

    Miles Davis
    Uptown

    Uptown

    Roy Orbison
    Long Black Veil

    Long Black Veil

    Lefty Frizzell
    Peter Gunn

    Peter Gunn

    Duane Eddy
    Charlie Brown

    Charlie Brown

    The Coasters

  13. You were 12in 196060s

    16 songs
    Georgia on My Mind

    Georgia on My Mind

    Ray Charles
    Giant Steps

    Giant Steps

    John Coltrane
    Only the Lonely

    Only the Lonely

    Roy Orbison
    Because They're Young

    Because They're Young

    Duane Eddy
    Chain Gang

    Chain Gang

    Sam Cooke
    Quarter to Three

    Quarter to Three

    Gary U.S. Bonds