WLS Top 40 for April 8, 1968-- Part 4: "U.S. Male"

25.  SIMON SAYS--  1910 Fruitgum Co.    #4   Their first-ever hit.of four that they had in 1968.  New Jersey Bubblegum quintet.

24.  DANCE TO THE MUSIC--  Sly & the Family Stone     #8   Their first hit.  Always love it on that "Woodstock" movie.

23.  U.S. MALE--  Elvis Presley    #28    Written and originally recorded by country singer Jerry Reed from the movie "Smokey & the Bandit."

22.  FUNKY STREET--  Arthur Conley    #14   His second-biggest hit.  Just as good as his biggest one in 1967, "Sweet Soul Music."

21.  FOREVER CAME TODAY--  Diana Ross & the Supremes     #28    Not one of their biggest hits, but one great song.

Name That Tune (from the above songs):  "All You Need Is A Drummer For People Who Only Need A Beat."  Answer below.  --RoadDog


"Dance to the Music"