16. SCRATCH-- Travis Wammack
17. RIGHT OR WRONG-- Ronnie Dove
18. LEADER OF THE LAUNDROMAT-- Detergents "I don't know?"
19. THE WEDDING-- Julie Rogers
20. I'M GONNA BE STRONG-- Gene Pitney
21. AS TEARS GO BY-- Rolling Stones
22. BIG MAN IN TOWN-- Four Seasons
23. SHA LA LA-- Manfred Mann
24. SIDEWALK SURFIN'-- Jan & Dean
25. I JUST CAN'T SAY GOODBYE-- Bobby Rydell
26. SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES-- Drifters
27. WALK AWAY-- Matt Munro
28. THE OTHER RINGO-- Larry Finnegan
29. FALL AWAY-- Eddie Albert
30. DO WACKA DO-- Roger Miller
"Who's That Bangin' On the Piano?" --RoadDog
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Friday, December 12, 2014
Thursday, December 11, 2014
WLS Top Thirty Survey from December 11, 1964--- Part 1
From Oldies Loon site.
Fifty Years Ago, that's right. I usually just do the Top Ten, but there were so many interesting songs on the list as well as quite a few I'd never heard of before, I went ahead and wrote all thirty. There were only 30 listed because they also had the Top Ten R&B songs as well. *= British Invasion
1. SHE'S NOT THERE-- Zombies*
2. MR. LONELY-- Bobby Vinton
3. I'M INTO SOMETHING GOOD-- Herman's Hermits*
4. I FEEL FINE/ SHE'S A WOMAN-- Beatles* (From #18, guess where it will be next week.)
5. RINGO-- Lorne Greene
6. MOUNTAIN OF LOVE-- Johnny Rivers
7. ASK ME-- Elvis Presley
8. TIME IS ON MY SIDE-- Rolling Stones*
9. COME SEE ABOUT ME-- Supremes
10. DANCE, DANCE, DANCE-- Beach Boys
11. BABY LOVE-- Supremes
12. ANYWAY YOU WANT IT-- Dave Clark Five*
13. SHE UNDERSTANDS ME-- Johnny Tillotson
14. EVERYTHING'S ALRIGHT-- Newbeats
15. GONE GONE GONE-- Everly Brothers
"Anyway You Want It" or "Look Through Any Window" were the first two 45s I ever bought. I'm still not sure which one was first.
One or the Other. --RoadDog
Fifty Years Ago, that's right. I usually just do the Top Ten, but there were so many interesting songs on the list as well as quite a few I'd never heard of before, I went ahead and wrote all thirty. There were only 30 listed because they also had the Top Ten R&B songs as well. *= British Invasion
1. SHE'S NOT THERE-- Zombies*
2. MR. LONELY-- Bobby Vinton
3. I'M INTO SOMETHING GOOD-- Herman's Hermits*
4. I FEEL FINE/ SHE'S A WOMAN-- Beatles* (From #18, guess where it will be next week.)
5. RINGO-- Lorne Greene
6. MOUNTAIN OF LOVE-- Johnny Rivers
7. ASK ME-- Elvis Presley
8. TIME IS ON MY SIDE-- Rolling Stones*
9. COME SEE ABOUT ME-- Supremes
10. DANCE, DANCE, DANCE-- Beach Boys
11. BABY LOVE-- Supremes
12. ANYWAY YOU WANT IT-- Dave Clark Five*
13. SHE UNDERSTANDS ME-- Johnny Tillotson
14. EVERYTHING'S ALRIGHT-- Newbeats
15. GONE GONE GONE-- Everly Brothers
"Anyway You Want It" or "Look Through Any Window" were the first two 45s I ever bought. I'm still not sure which one was first.
One or the Other. --RoadDog
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