Tuesday, June 11, 2019
WLS Top 40 for June 9, 1969-- Part 3: "Spinning Wheel"
That's right, fifty years ago. Really?
30. COLOR HIM FATHER-- Winstons #7 Now that is what being a good Daddy is all about, and they weren't even his kids. Septet from Washington, D.C..
29. APRIL FOOLS-- Dionne Warwick #37 I don't recall ever hearing this song, but liked it. Of course, the combination of Burt, David and Dionne means it will be good.
28. SPINNING WHEEL-- Blood, Sweat & Tears #2 Horns. I need more horns. The second of three straight #2s in 1969.
27. BLACK PEARL-- Sonny Charles #13 Listed under Checkmates. About as pretty of a slow song as you can get. Sonny Charles was lead singer. From Fort Wayne, Indiana. Their biggest hit.
26. NO MATTER WHAT SIGN YOU ARE-- Diana Ross / Supremes #31 Not one of their biggest hits, but that group and the Motown Sound. Get you going.
Name That Tune (from the above songs); "Let Me Put You Up Where You Belong." Answer below. --RoadDog
"Black Pearl"
Labels:
1969,
AM Radio,
Chicago Radio,
Lists,
Motown,
Music,
Soul Music,
WLS,
WLS Surveys 1969
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