Listen to this man. Seven years of college, you know. Trying to reason with 2020 and, now, 2022.

Thursday, September 15, 2016

WLS Top 40 for September 16, 1966-- Part 3: "Cherry, Cherry"

Just a Short 50 years ago.

30.  GIRL ON A SWING--  Gerry & the Pacemakers    Went to #28 on Billboard.  Part of the first wave of the British Invasion.  Gerry was Gerry Marsden.  I had never heard this song before so had to go to You Tube.

29.  CHERRY, CHERRY--  Neil Diamond    Probably my second favorite Neil song.  Went to #6 on Billboard.  His first big hit and second charting song after his "Solitary Man" which went to #55.  This is my favorite Neil song.  And, if I hear "Sweet Caroline" again and have to be told to sing that refrain, I'm gonna go nuts.

28.  BEAUTY IS ONLY SKIN DEEP--  Temptations    Went to #3 on Billboard.  As good of Motown as it gets.  We danced that song to death with Delta Sigma Phi at NIU.

27.  SUMMER SAMBA-- Walter Wonderely   Went to #26 on Billboard.  Brazilian organist/pianist.  A true one-hit wonder.

26.  MR. DIEINGLY SAD--  Critters    #17 on Billboard.  Their biggest hit.  From New Jersey.  Their leader was Don Ciccone who later joined the Four Seasons.

Name That  Tune from the above:  "So In Love Sad As Can Be."  --RoadDog

OH HELL! ...Let's Offend Everybody:  What's the difference between a northern fairy tale and a southern fairy tale?  Answer:  A northern fairy tale begins,  ..."Once upon a time..."  A southern fairy tale begins, ..."Y'all ain't gonna believe this sh*t."

"Beauty Is Only Skin Deep"

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