These were the Top ten songs in Chicago fifty years ago this week. That's half of a century for those of you counting.
* Means the song was climbing the chart. The number after the artist is how high the song got on the Billboard Hot 100 National Chart.
I do not make comments by every song as I have done that on previous posts.
10. FAMILY AFFAIR-- Sly & the Family Stone #1
9. *STONES / CRUNCH GRANOLA SUITE-- Neil Diamond #14 Always thought "Crunchy Granola Crunch was a strange name for a song, Sounds like a cereal.
8. *SUNSHINE-- Jonathan Edwards #4 One of the teachers we used to know used to date him.
7. *RESPECT YOURSELF-- Staple Singers #12
6. *CHERISH-- David Cassidy #9 Not just Keith Partridge you know.
5. *ALL I EVER NEED IS YOU-- Sonny & Cher #7
4. GOT TO BE THERE-- Michael Jackson #4
3. *OLD FASHIONED LOVE SONG-- Three Dog Night #4
2. BRAND NEW KEY-- Melanie #1 Her only #1.
1. *HAVE YOU SEEN HER-- Chi-Lites #3 I don't know of any other song that takes me back fifty years more than this one.
Name That Tune (from the above songs): "Well How Much Does It Cost? I'll Buy It. The Time Is All We Lost, I'll Try It." Answer below. --RoadDog
"Sunshine"
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