Bob Stroud went back to 1972 for his Ten at Ten on Chicago's WDRV, 97.1 FM, the Drive.
This date, I was a senior at Northern Illinois University in DeKalb and busy taking education classes so I could teach social studies in high school when I graduated in May 1973.
These were the songs Stroud played:
HOLD YOUR HEAD UP-- Argent
I SAW THE LIGHT-- Todd Rundgren
FROM THE BEGINNING-- Emerson Lake & Palmer
GO ALL THE WAY-- Raspberries
SENTIMENTAL LADY-- Fleetwood Mac
DIRTY WORK-- Steely Dan
ZIGGY STARDUST-- David Bowie
COVER OF THE ROLLING STONE-- Dr. Hook
BRANDY-- Looking Glass
HONKY CAT-- Elton John
The #1 song this date was "Baby Don't Get Hooked On Me" by Mac Davis, the #1 album was "Chicago 5" by Chicago and the #1 movie was "Superfly."
Bob always has listeners pick their favorite song played of the ten and mine was "Brandy."
Name That Tune (from the above songs): "There's A Port In A Western Bay And It Serves A Hundred Ships A Day." Answer below. --RoadDog
"Brandy"
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