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59. Dirty Water by The Standells debuted Apr 66 and peaked at number 11, scoring 933 points.
The group formed in southern California, despite the song's lyric "Boston, you're my home," and had four chart entries 1966-67. This was their only top 40 hit.
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The Standells, 1967
The Standells
Sometimes Good Guys Don’t Wear White
from the lp Dirty Water
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