I NEED HELP

I have to do an extra credit assingment for history and I need help. Heres the assingment:
America in the 1960s and 1970s was changing rapidly. A younger generation began to challenege the norms and values of their parents generation on a wide range of issues including the war in vietnam, the behavior of women,clothing and hair styles,black-white race relations, and the value of material things. The generation gap was further widend by the fact that young people frequently rejected the norms of civil dialogue and engagement that their parents valued. This peroid of conflict, challenge , and change was promoted by and reflrected in the music of the time.(This is just not protest music)

Your task:Create a "counterculture" cd that includes the songs that best reflect the age of the counteculture.

I need a list of 10 songs. The first person to respond shall win all of my points. I need the list by Sunday,June 5

You don't need to give me all your points. I'm not exactly an expert on this sort of thing, and I don't remember when this movie came out, but I would think that the songs from Rocky Horror Picture Show would be good examples. You know, songs like Sweet Transvestite, a song that also reflects a change in our views toward sexuality. Once a month at a local theatre, they have Rocky Horror Night which is full of people who are part of what you might call "counterculture."

Almost anything by Elvis Presley; if your teacher was around when Elvis first became popular, he/she will know.

Maybe Beatles' songs too.

I actually need song titles cause I have to download them.

Johnny Be Good...

deffinately a good song....

In the Ghetto

Elvis song...

I don't know... they are old songs and I like them.

so here I go...

songs, I'll try to stear clear of listing all protest songs

Louie, Louie by the Kingsmen

Ramones
- Sheena Is a Punk Rocker
- Rock N Roll Highschool
- Blitzkreig Bop

Nena (or Nina)
- 99 Luft Ballons (99 Red Balloons -- both german and english versions, Goldfinger also redid a really cool version)

The Clash
- White Riot

Buffalo Springfield
- For What it's Worth

Creedance Clearwater Revival
- The Working Man
- Down on the Corner
- Bad Moon Rising
- Fortunate Son

Janis Joplin
- Piece of My Heart
- Women is Losers
- Combination of the Two
- Turtle Blues
- Me & Bobby McGee
- Mercedes Benz

Elvis
- An American Trilogy
- A Little Less Conversation

The Who
- My Generation

Simon & Garfunkel (One of my favorites of all time)
- El Condor Pasa
- The Boxer
- The 59th Street Bridge Song
- America
- Mrs. Robinson

Jefferson Airplane
- White Rabbit
- Somebody to Love

Leonard Cohen
- Suzanne

The Rooftop Singers
- Walk Right In

Jimi Hendrix
- All Along the Watchtower
- Hey Joe

The Doors
- Twentieth Century Fox
- The End
- Hello, I Love You

Scott McKenzie
- San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Some Flowers in Your Hair)

Wilson Pickett
- In The Midnight Hour
- Land of 1000 Dances

Three Dog Night (not entirely counterculture)
- Joy to the World

The Supremes
- Stoned Love

Ohh and one of my favorite songs of all time

Doctor My Eyes by Jackson Browne

that should keep you busy...hope this helps.

CL

Classical Gas
The Shoop Shoop Song
Where Did Our Love Go?
Piece of My Heart
Beast of Burden
You Send Me
Respect
2nd Hand News
Slip
Without Love
Dancing in the Moonlight
The Wind
Do It Again
No Matter What
California
Imagine
Rocky Racoon
She Works Hard for the Money
Have You Ever Seen the Rain?
Jazz-Joh Yamada

Sorry I can't remember any of the musicians....This was off my Heidi Chronicles Sound Track. Very VERY good mix CD.