Thursday, April 9, 2020
WLS Top 40 for Week of April 13, 1970: "Come Running"
(D) means Debut. The number after the artist refers to how high it got on the Billboard Hot 100 songs.
40. UP AROUND THE BEND-- Creedence Clearwater Revival-- #4 (D) Just try not to speed when this come on the car radio. Group formed in California high school.own one by him, but a good road cruisin' song also.
39. DON'T STOP NOW-- Eddie Holman-- #48 (D) Never heard it before. Reminds me of his "Hey There Lonely Girl." Follow up to "Hey There Lonely Girl." Born in Norfolk, Virginia.
38. COME RUNNING-- Van Morrison #39 (D) Not one of his better-known ones. Good road-cruisin' sons as well. Follow up to "Brown Eyed Girl."
37. THE RAPPER-- Jaggerz #2 From album "We Went to Different Schools Together. Not our current rappers.Donnie "Ah Leah" was a member.
36. AIRPORT THEME-- Vincent Bell #31 Don't remember it. Interesting sound, though. Studio artist born in Brooklyn in 1935.
Name That Song (from the above tunes): "There's A Place Up Ahead and I'm Goin' As Fast As My feet Can Fly." Answer below. --RoadDog
"Up Around the Bend"
LAUGHTER HELPS WITH THE "V": "Fifty Ways to Beat COVID-19" to the tune of Paul Simon's "Fifty Ways to Leave Your Lover.'
"Keep Washing Your Hands, Stan"
"And Heed CDC."
Labels:
1970,
AM Radio,
Chicago Radio,
Creedence Clearwater Revival,
Cruisin',
Lists,
Music,
Road Songs,
WLS,
WLS Surveys 1970
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