Timeline
| 1966 | YOU BETTER RUN reaches #20 on the pop charts with a recording by the Young Rascals. |
| 1967 | A GIRL LIKE YOU reaches #10 on the pop charts with a recording by the Rascals |
| 1967 | GROOVIN’ hits #1 on the pop charts with a recording by The Young Rascals. Later that year, Booker T and the MG’s also have a hit at #21. |
| 1967 | HOW CAN I BE SURE reaches #4 on the pop charts with a recording by the Young Rascals |
| 1967 | The Rascals’ recording of I’VE BEEN LONELY TOO LONG reaches #16 on the pop charts |
| 1968 | The Young Rascals recording of IT’S A BEAUTIFUL MORNING reaches #3 on the pop charts |
| 1968 | IT’S WONDERFUL reaches #20 on the pop charts with a recording by The Rascals |
| 1968 | The Rascal’s recording of PEOPLE GOT TO BE FREE reaches #1 on the pop charts |
| 1969 | RAY OF HOPE reaches #24 on the pop charts with a recording by The Rascals |
| 1970 | 5th Dimensions recording of PEOPLE GOT TO BE FREE reaches #5 on the pop charts |
| 1972 | HOW CAN I BE SURE reaches #24 on the pop charts with a cover recording by David Cassidy |
| 1976 | Stars in the film “The Man Who Fell to Earth” |
| 1980 | Pat Benatar’s recording of YOU BETTER RUN reaches #42 on the pop charts. |
| 1986 | ABSOLUTE BEGINNERS reaches #53 on the US pop charts |
| 1992 | ON A SUNDAY AFTERNOON reaches #39 on the pop charts with a recording by Lighter Shade of Brown |
| 1995 | Genius’ recording of LIQUID SWORDS reaches the top fifty on the pop charts |
| 1997 | Inducted into the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame as part of The Rascals |
| 2009 | Inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame |