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Post by wyckyd on Dec 2, 2023 19:09:41 GMT -5
This week’s Back in the Day Replay, from November 29th, 1997: 30 28 Spice Girls - 2 Become 1 29 26 Puff Daddy & Faith Evans ft. 112 - I’ll Be Missing You 28 25 98° - Invisible Man 27 27 Bone Thugs-N-Harmony - If I Could Teach the World26 DE Lisa Loeb - I Do 25 23 Mariah Carey - Honey 24 24 The Notorious B.I.G. ft. Puff Daddy & Mase - Mo Money Mo Problems 23 21 Sarah McLachlan - Building a Mystery 22 20 Sister Hazel - All For You 21 22 Fiona Apple - Criminal20 16 Total - What About Us 19 18 Third Eye Blind - Semi-Charmed Life 18 19 Spice Girls - Spice Up Your Life17 17 Next - Butta Love 16 14 Backstreet Boys - Quit Playing Games (With My Heart) 15 DE Hanson - I Will Come to You14 12 Missy “Misdemeanor” Elliot ft. Da Brat - Sock It 2 Me 13 09 Aaliyah - The One I Gave My Heart To 12 15 Paula Cole - I Don’t Want to Wait 11 11 Jewel - You Were Meant for Me 10 10 Mase - Feel So Good 09 04 Allure ft. 112 - All Cried Out08 07 Boyz II Men - 4 Seasons of Loneliness 07 13 Robyn - Show Me Love 06 08 Chumbawamba - Tubthumping05 05 LSG - My Body 04 06 Somethin’ for the People ft. Trina & Tamara - My Love Is the Shhh!03 03 LeAnn Rimes - How Do I Live 02 02 Usher - You Make Me Wanna… 01 01 Elton John - Something About the Way You Look Tonight…and this week’s Pop2Kountdown is a 2020 repeat, from December 7th, 2002: 30 DE Toby Keith - Who’s Your Daddy? 29 27 Kelly Rowland - Stole 28 DE George Strait - She’ll Leave You With a Smile 27 23 Avril Lavigne - Complicated26 25 Keith Urban - Somebody Like You 25 22 Kelly Clarkson - A Moment Like This 24 29 John Mayer - Your Body Is a Wonderland23 26 Rascal Flatts - These Days 22 DE Christina Aguilera - Beautiful 21 21 Clipse - When the Last Time 20 17 Avril Lavigne - Sk8er Boi 19 20 Puddle of Mudd - She Hates Me 18 19 Musiq - dontchange 17 18 Justin Timberlake - Like I Love You 16 15 Creed - One Last Breath 15 16 Dixie Chicks - Landslide 14 10 Madonna - Die Another Day13 13 Erykah Badu ft. Common - Love of My Life (An Ode to Hip Hop) 12 14 Nivea ft. Brian & Brandon Casey of Jagged Edge - Don’t Mess With My Man 11 09 Nelly ft. Kelly Rowland - Dilemma 10 12 Nelly ft. Kyjuan, Ali & Murphy Lee - Air Force Ones 09 07 Cam'ron ft. Juelz Santana, Freekey Zekey & Toya - Hey Ma 08 11 Jay-Z ft. Beyoncé Knowles - '03 Bonnie & Clyde 07 08 Sean Paul - Gimme the Light06 04 LL Cool J - Luv U Better 05 05 Santana ft. Michelle Branch - The Game of Love04 03 No Doubt ft. Lady Saw - Underneath It All 03 06 Jennifer Lopez ft. Jadakiss & Styles - Jenny from the Block 02 02 Missy Elliott - Work It 01 01 Eminem - Lose Yourself
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Post by wyckyd on Dec 3, 2023 14:52:06 GMT -5
This week’s American Top 40, from November 23rd, 1974:
40 DE ERIC CLAPTON - WILLIE AND THE HAND JIVE 39 DE LATIMORE - LET’S STRAIGHTEN IT OUT 38 DE J. GEILS BAND - MUST OF GOT LOST 37 DE SHIRLEY BROWN - WOMAN TO WOMAN 36 DE BLUE MAGIC - THREE RING CIRCUS 35 DE ANDY KIM - FIRE, BABY I’M ON FIRE 34 12 BACHMAN-TURNER OVERDRIVE - YOU AIN’T SEEN NOTHING YET 33 40 THE ROLLING STONES - AIN’T TOO PROUD TO BEG 32 39 NEIL SEDAKA - LAUGHTER IN THE RAIN 31 15 SPINNERS - LOVE DON’T LOVE NOBODY (Pt. I) 30 30 AL WILSON - LA LA PEACE SONG 29 37 GLADYS KNIGHT and THE PIPS - I FEEL A SONG (IN MY HEART) 28 DE PAUL McCARTNEY & WINGS - JUNIOR’S FARM
27 36 BARRY WHITE - YOU’RE THE FIRST, THE LAST, MY EVERYTHING 26 32 THE POINTER SISTERS - FAIRYTALE 25 31 FANCY - TOUCH ME 24 25 PRELUDE - AFTER THE GOLDRUSH 23 29 ELVIS PRESLEY - PROMISED LAND 22 24 GINO VANNELLI - PEOPLE GOTTA MOVE 21 23 HUDSON BROTHERS - SO YOU ARE A STAR 20 26 RUFUS featuring Chaka Khan - YOU GOT THE LOVE 19 11 CAROLE KING - JAZZMAN 18 18 THE HUES CORPORATION - ROCKIN’ SOUL 17 21 AL GREEN - SHA-LA-LA (Make Me Happy) 16 08 REUNION - LIFE IS A ROCK (BUT THE RADIO ROLLED ME) 15 19 CHICAGO - WISHING YOU WERE HERE 14 20 HELEN REDDY - ANGIE BABY
13 17 THE KIKI DEE BAND - I’VE GOT THE MUSIC IN ME 12 01 JOHN LENNON with the PLASTIC ONO NUCLEAR BAND - WHATEVER GETS YOU THRU THE NIGHT 11 13 JIM WEATHERLY - THE NEED TO BE 10 22 HARRY CHAPIN - CAT’S IN THE CRADLE 09 05 JOHN DENVER - BACK HOME AGAIN 08 16 THE THREE DEGREES - WHEN WILL I SEE YOU AGAIN 07 27 CARL DOUGLAS - KUNG FU FIGHTING 06 09 CARL CARLTON - EVERLASTING LOVE 05 07 NEIL DIAMOND - LONGFELLOW SERENADE 04 04 AMERICA - TIN MAN 03 03 BOBBY VINTON - MY MELODY OF LOVE 02 02 B. T. EXPRESS - DO IT (’TIL YOU’RE SATISFIED) 01 06 BILLY SWAN - I CAN HELP
My guess is that this was planned to air last week while 1970 was planned for this week, but they somehow got switched.
...and this week’s ‘60s Satellite Survey, from December 7th, 1963:
40 DE NEIL SEDAKA - BAD GIRL 39 DE THE SECRETS - THE BOY NEXT DOOR 38 DE SHIRLEY ELLIS - THE NITTY GRITTY 37 25 THE ANGELS - I ADORE HIM 36 DE JOEY POWERS - MIDNIGHT MARY Extra: JAN & DEAN - DRAG CITY (the High Debut of the Week, at #70) 35 DE GARNET MIMMS & THE ENCHANTERS - BABY DON’T YOU WEEP 34 DE MARTHA & THE VANDELLAS - QUICKSAND 33 20 BOBBY BARE - 500 MILES AWAY FROM HOME 32 DE THE MURMAIDS - POPSICLES AND ICICLES 31 33 JACK JONES - WIVES AND LOVERS Extra: WAYNE NEWTON and the Newton Brothers - SHIRL GIRL (a Staff Pick) 30 DE BOBBY RYDELL - FORGET HIM 29 10 ELVIS PRESLEY with The Jordanaires - BOSSA NOVA BABY 28 38 THE BEACH BOYS - IN MY ROOM (the Fabulous Flip Side of the Week) 27 30 MARVIN GAYE - CAN I GET A WITNESS 26 31 JOHNNY TILLOTSON - TALK BACK TREMBLING LIPS Extra: THE BEATLES - SHE LOVES YOU (#1 in the UK) 25 32 THE DUPREES featuring Joey Vann - HAVE YOU HEARD 24 24 AL MARTINO - LIVING A LIE 23 15 LOS INDIOS TABAJARAS - MARIA ELENA 22 DE BOBBY VINTON - THERE! I’VE SAID IT AGAIN 21 22 BARRY and the TAMERLANES - I WONDER WHAT SHE’S DOING TONIGHT Extra: THE DYNAMICS - MISERY (a Staff Pick) 20 21 CHUBBY CHECKER - LODDY LO 19 17 ROBIN WARD - WONDERFUL SUMMER 18 09 THE DIXIEBELLES with CORNBREAD AND JERRY - (Down At) PAPA JOE’S 17 18 GENE PITNEY - TWENTY FOUR HOURS FROM TULSA 16 05 THE IMPRESSIONS - IT’S ALL RIGHT Extra: PAUL ANKA - DID YOU HAVE A HAPPY BIRTHDAY? (the Bubbling Under Hit of the Week) 15 26 DION DI MUCI - DRIP DROP 14 16 LENNY WELCH - SINCE I FELL FOR YOU 13 13 MAJOR LANCE - HEY LITTLE GIRL 12 12 SAM COOKE - LITTLE RED ROOSTER 11 08 NINO TEMPO & APRIL STEVENS - DEEP PURPLE Extra: BUCK OWENS - LOVE’S GONNA LIVE HERE (#1 on the Country chart) 10 11 RUFUS THOMAS - WALKING THE DOG 09 03 THE VILLAGE STOMPERS - WASHINGTON SQUARE (the Biggest Instrumental Hit of the Week) 08 14 THE BEACH BOYS - BE TRUE TO YOUR SCHOOL 07 19 THE CARAVELLES - YOU DON’T HAVE TO BE A BABY TO CRY 06 04 JIMMY GILMER AND THE FIREBALLS - SUGAR SHACK Extra: DEL SHANNON - SUE’S GOTTA BE MINE (a Staff Pick) 05 06 LESLEY GORE - SHE’S A FOOL 04 23 THE KINGSMEN - LOUIE LOUIE 03 07 TOMMY ROE - EVERYBODY 02 01 DALE & GRACE - I’M LEAVING IT UP TO YOU 01 02 THE SINGING NUN (SOEUR SOURIRE) - DOMINIQUE (from the self-titled #1 album on the LP chart, also #1 on the Middle-Road chart & in Canada)
Next week’s Survey will be headed for 1968 (most likely Dec. 14th yet again)
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Post by Michael1973 on Dec 4, 2023 10:16:23 GMT -5
Observations:
12/6/86 gets played for the fifth time. Four of those were in the last six years. Last week was a repeat chart from last year, and next week will be as well. How original.
For the fourth straight week, 90s on 9 features the same year as the corresponding week in 2022. At least this one was a different chart. But it's too much of a coincidence to not be intentional. I can hardly wait to see how long this pattern keeps up.
Also, the #1 song played on the 1997 countdown was "Something About The Way You Look Tonight." Of course, this was the B side to the actual song that was #1 on the Hot 100. That didn't stop Julie Brown from claiming that we undoubtedly remember all the words to the song given that it was #1 for 10 weeks (it was actually 14 weeks). Really, Julie? Do you remember the song that well, because I'm betting virtually nobody was singing along...
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Post by stormlover74 on Dec 4, 2023 10:44:46 GMT -5
Observations: 12/6/86 gets played for the fifth time. Four of those were in the last six years. Last week was a repeat chart from last year, and next week will be as well. How original. For the fourth straight week, 90s on 9 features the same year as the corresponding week in 2022. At least this one was a different chart. But it's too much of a coincidence to not be intentional. I can hardly wait to see how long this pattern keeps up. Also, the #1 song played on the 1997 countdown was "Something About The Way You Look Tonight." Of course, this was the B side to the actual song that was #1 on the Hot 100. That didn't stop Julie Brown from claiming that we undoubtedly remember all the words to the song given that it was #1 for 10 weeks (it was actually 14 weeks). Really, Julie? Do you remember the song that well, because I'm betting virtually nobody was singing along... I'm not sure why double sided singles confuse them so much. They have the same issue with Jewel and in particular Alanis Morrisette where they always play you oughta know instead of you learn which was the hit in 1996
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Post by Michael1973 on Dec 5, 2023 10:23:29 GMT -5
I'm not sure why double sided singles confuse them so much. They have the same issue with Jewel and in particular Alanis Morrisette where they always play you oughta know instead of you learn which was the hit in 1996 This is true. They did play the wrong Jewel song this week in addition to the Elton mix-up.
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Post by lasvegaskid on Dec 5, 2023 21:56:48 GMT -5
Observations: 12/6/86 gets played for the fifth time. Four of those were in the last six years. Last week was a repeat chart from last year, and next week will be as well. How original. For the fourth straight week, 90s on 9 features the same year as the corresponding week in 2022. At least this one was a different chart. But it's too much of a coincidence to not be intentional. I can hardly wait to see how long this pattern keeps up. Also, the #1 song played on the 1997 countdown was "Something About The Way You Look Tonight." Of course, this was the B side to the actual song that was #1 on the Hot 100. That didn't stop Julie Brown from claiming that we undoubtedly remember all the words to the song given that it was #1 for 10 weeks (it was actually 14 weeks). Really, Julie? Do you remember the song that well, because I'm betting virtually nobody was singing along... Something About The Way You Look Tonight was the #1 song. It was listed that way in Billboard as it was receiving far more airplay than Elt's 'Candle at this point.
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Post by wyckyd on Dec 5, 2023 22:29:43 GMT -5
I'm not sure why double sided singles confuse them so much. They have the same issue with Jewel and in particular Alanis Morrisette where they always play you oughta know instead of you learn which was the hit in 1996 This is true. They did play the wrong Jewel song this week in addition to the Elton mix-up. they were all double-sided hits, so I don't see those as SXM playing the "wrong" song. Also, as LVK said, "Something About the Way..." was the a-side that week.
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Post by stormlover74 on Dec 6, 2023 9:29:26 GMT -5
This is true. They did play the wrong Jewel song this week in addition to the Elton mix-up. they were all double-sided hits, so I don't see those as SXM playing the "wrong" song. Also, as LVK said, "Something About the Way..." was the a-side that week. But you oughta know was a hit in the summer of 95 but wasn't a single. When they released you learn in 96 YOK was the B side. They should only play You Learn as that was the dominant hit by that point in the summer of 96. Also looking at billboard now Candle in the wind is the A side well into 98
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Post by lasvegaskid on Dec 6, 2023 11:03:40 GMT -5
they were all double-sided hits, so I don't see those as SXM playing the "wrong" song. Also, as LVK said, "Something About the Way..." was the a-side that week. But you oughta know was a hit in the summer of 95 but wasn't a single. When they released you learn in 96 YOK was the B side. They should only play You Learn as that was the dominant hit by that point in the summer of 96. Also looking at billboard now Candle in the wind is the A side well into 98 The Oct 25, 1997 issue of Billboard pg 97 explains why SATWYLT would be listed first starting with the next panel. That did indeed happen and was explained Nov 1st on page 101 as Something was bulleted on the airplay chart 30-36 while 'Candle was flickering 45-32. Something would peak at #18 on the Nov 29th airplay chart.
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Post by stormlover74 on Dec 6, 2023 11:11:24 GMT -5
But you oughta know was a hit in the summer of 95 but wasn't a single. When they released you learn in 96 YOK was the B side. They should only play You Learn as that was the dominant hit by that point in the summer of 96. Also looking at billboard now Candle in the wind is the A side well into 98 The Oct 25, 1997 issue of Billboard pg 97 explains why SATWYLT would be listed first starting with the next panel. That did indeed happen and was explained Nov 1st on page 101 as Something was bulleted on the airplay chart 30-36 while 'Candle was flickering 45-32 Yes but if you look at the billboard charts now Candle is listed first the entire run now. Not sure what changed
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Post by Michael1973 on Dec 6, 2023 11:37:52 GMT -5
I appreciate all of the insight regarding the double-sided singles. It certainly makes things confusing for whoever produces these flashback countdowns.
I still think it was silly to suggest that everybody was singing along to the Elton John song due to its longevity at #1. Despite its lengthy run at #1 on the Hot 100, it performed poorly on the airplay chart and I don't think many people remember it that fondly, certainly not the way we remember Elton's 1970's hits.
Also, with regards to Jewel, at this time in 1997 Foolish Games was the hit song. It may not have been listed first on the single, but it was definitely getting more airplay by November.
This is why the Hot 100 is a poor choice for a 1990s retro countdown. I'm sure there are legal reasons why they use it, but it's still not good. The rest of the time, they play the big 1990s hits as we heard them on the radio, but during the 1994-1999 countdowns that is generally not what we hear.
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Post by johnm1120 on Dec 6, 2023 13:08:43 GMT -5
SATWYLT was #1 for 10 weeks on the AC chart which had more weight for airplay at the time than it does now. It also did well on Adult Top 40 and did get pop airplay. Pretty much it was the sales that kept it going at the top, but by this point Candle in the Wind was not getting much airplay outside of AC.
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Post by wyckyd on Dec 6, 2023 19:04:42 GMT -5
Yes but if you look at the billboard charts now Candle is listed first the entire run now. Not sure what changed If you mean Billboard's website, they're not reliable when it comes to double-sided hits. "Foolish Games" is credited with "You Were Meant for Me" for its entire chart run on their website when it was actually added on in September of 1997. The archives of their physical magazine have SATWYLT listed as the a-side for this week.
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Post by grizmeister on Dec 7, 2023 22:44:24 GMT -5
This weeks Wheel of Casey is from November 14, 1970...Just one week before the November 21st they aired.
We are getting an overdose of 1970 this year.
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Post by grizmeister on Dec 7, 2023 22:47:33 GMT -5
I appreciate all of the insight regarding the double-sided singles. It certainly makes things confusing for whoever produces these flashback countdowns. I still think it was silly to suggest that everybody was singing along to the Elton John song due to its longevity at #1. Despite its lengthy run at #1 on the Hot 100, it performed poorly on the airplay chart and I don't think many people remember it that fondly, certainly not the way we remember Elton's 1970's hits. Also, with regards to Jewel, at this time in 1997 Foolish Games was the hit song. It may not have been listed first on the single, but it was definitely getting more airplay by November. This is why the Hot 100 is a poor choice for a 1990s retro countdown. I'm sure there are legal reasons why they use it, but it's still not good. The rest of the time, they play the big 1990s hits as we heard them on the radio, but during the 1994-1999 countdowns that is generally not what we hear. At least over on prime country both sides of a double sided single get played.
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Post by grizmeister on Dec 7, 2023 22:56:06 GMT -5
Also, with regards to Jewel, at this time in 1997 Foolish Games was the hit song. It may not have been listed first on the single, but it was definitely getting more airplay by November.
This is why the Hot 100 is a poor choice for a 1990s retro countdown. I'm sure there are legal reasons why they use it, but it's still not good. The rest of the time, they play the big 1990s hits as we heard them on the radio, but during the 1994-1999 countdowns that is generally not what we hear.
The hot 100 sort of got better after the December 1998 inclusion of airplay only songs.
It is still a far cry from what was heard on radio. There were still plenty of radio songs that did not make it to the billboard top 40. And that goes into the 2000s and to the present.
Then I bet there were some more rhythmic friendly pop stations that might have played the rap that made it on the top 40 of the hot 100. Plus you would hear these rhythm songs on FLY.
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Post by grizmeister on Dec 7, 2023 23:41:41 GMT -5
imagine Casey Kasem today using the hot 100 today if he were alive.
Now we've come to the number one song. It is a golden oldie Christmas song that took fifty plus years to reach the top.
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Post by wyckyd on Dec 8, 2023 21:01:41 GMT -5
This week’s Big 40 Countdown is (of course) a repeat from last year, from December 10th, 1983: 40 DE BARBRA STREISAND - THE WAY HE MAKES ME FEEL39 DE MADONNA - HOLIDAY 38 31 SHEENA EASTON - TELEFONE (Long Distance Love Affair) 37 34 ASIA - THE SMILE HAS LEFT YOUR EYES 36 39 STRAY CATS - I WON’T STAND IN YOUR WAY 35 DE CULTURE CLUB - KARMA CHAMELEON 34 DE GENESIS - THAT’S ALL 33 24 PEABO BRYSON/ROBERTA FLACK - TONIGHT I CELEBRATE MY LOVE 32 DE RAY PARKER JR. - I STILL CAN’T GET OVER LOVING YOU 31 38 KOOL & THE GANG - JOANNA 30 35 LIONEL RICHIE - RUNNING WITH THE NIGHT 29 36 38 SPECIAL - IF I’D BEEN THE ONE 28 18 THE MOTELS - SUDDENLY LAST SUMMER27 30 BARRY MANILOW - READ ‘EM AND WEEP 26 33 DeBARGE - TIME WILL REVEAL 25 21 BONNIE TYLER - TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE HEART 24 29 THE ROMANTICS - TALKING IN YOUR SLEEP 23 23 RICK SPRINGFIELD - SOULS 22 22 RUFUS AND CHAKA KHAN - AIN’T NOBODY21 25 ELTON JOHN - I GUESS THAT’S WHY THEY CALL IT THE BLUES 20 12 MICHAEL JACKSON - P.Y.T. (PRETTY YOUNG THING) 19 27 MATTHEW WILDER - BREAK MY STRIDE18 20 PETER SCHILLING - MAJOR TOM (COMING HOME) 17 17 BIG COUNTRY - IN A BIG COUNTRY 16 19 THE POLICE - SYNCHRONICITY II15 08 HUEY LEWIS and the NEWS - HEART AND SOUL 14 15 ROLLING STONES - UNDERCOVER OF THE NIGHT 13 13 IRENE CARA - WHY ME?12 16 OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN - TWIST OF FATE 11 14 YES - OWNER OF A LONELY HEART 10 10 CULTURE CLUB - CHURCH OF THE POISON MIND 09 09 JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP - CRUMBLIN’ DOWN08 07 QUIET RIOT - CUM ON FEEL THE NOIZE 07 11 DURAN DURAN - UNION OF THE SNAKE 06 04 KENNY ROGERS (Duet with Dolly Parton) - ISLANDS IN THE STREAM 05 06 PAT BENATAR - LOVE IS A BATTLEFIELD04 05 DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES - SAY IT ISN’T SO 03 03 BILLY JOEL - UPTOWN GIRL02 01 LIONEL RICHIE - ALL NIGHT LONG (ALL NIGHT) 01 02 PAUL McCARTNEY AND MICHAEL JACKSON - SAY SAY SAY Next week, it’ll be all about 1982!
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Post by stormlover74 on Dec 9, 2023 0:01:51 GMT -5
This week’s Big 40 Countdown is (of course) a repeat from last year, from December 10th, 1983: 40 DE BARBRA STREISAND - THE WAY HE MAKES ME FEEL39 DE MADONNA - HOLIDAY 38 31 SHEENA EASTON - TELEFONE (Long Distance Love Affair) 37 34 ASIA - THE SMILE HAS LEFT YOUR EYES 36 39 STRAY CATS - I WON’T STAND IN YOUR WAY 35 DE CULTURE CLUB - KARMA CHAMELEON 34 DE GENESIS - THAT’S ALL 33 24 PEABO BRYSON/ROBERTA FLACK - TONIGHT I CELEBRATE MY LOVE 32 DE RAY PARKER JR. - I STILL CAN’T GET OVER LOVING YOU 31 38 KOOL & THE GANG - JOANNA 30 35 LIONEL RICHIE - RUNNING WITH THE NIGHT 29 36 38 SPECIAL - IF I’D BEEN THE ONE 28 18 THE MOTELS - SUDDENLY LAST SUMMER27 30 BARRY MANILOW - READ ‘EM AND WEEP 26 33 DeBARGE - TIME WILL REVEAL 25 21 BONNIE TYLER - TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE HEART 24 29 THE ROMANTICS - TALKING IN YOUR SLEEP 23 23 RICK SPRINGFIELD - SOULS 22 22 RUFUS AND CHAKA KHAN - AIN’T NOBODY21 25 ELTON JOHN - I GUESS THAT’S WHY THEY CALL IT THE BLUES 20 12 MICHAEL JACKSON - P.Y.T. (PRETTY YOUNG THING) 19 27 MATTHEW WILDER - BREAK MY STRIDE18 20 PETER SCHILLING - MAJOR TOM (COMING HOME) 17 17 BIG COUNTRY - IN A BIG COUNTRY 16 19 THE POLICE - SYNCHRONICITY II15 08 HUEY LEWIS and the NEWS - HEART AND SOUL 14 15 ROLLING STONES - UNDERCOVER OF THE NIGHT 13 13 IRENE CARA - WHY ME?12 16 OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN - TWIST OF FATE 11 14 YES - OWNER OF A LONELY HEART 10 10 CULTURE CLUB - CHURCH OF THE POISON MIND 09 09 JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP - CRUMBLIN’ DOWN08 07 QUIET RIOT - CUM ON FEEL THE NOIZE 07 11 DURAN DURAN - UNION OF THE SNAKE 06 04 KENNY ROGERS (Duet with Dolly Parton) - ISLANDS IN THE STREAM 05 06 PAT BENATAR - LOVE IS A BATTLEFIELD04 05 DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES - SAY IT ISN’T SO 03 03 BILLY JOEL - UPTOWN GIRL02 01 LIONEL RICHIE - ALL NIGHT LONG (ALL NIGHT) 01 02 PAUL McCARTNEY AND MICHAEL JACKSON - SAY SAY SAY Next week, it’ll be all about 1982! Interestingly we'll get hall and oates and Lionel Richie and another MJ/Paul duet in the top 5 next week too
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Post by grizmeister on Dec 9, 2023 11:54:08 GMT -5
this week's offerings 70's is 1978 90s is 1993 2000s is 2007
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Post by wyckyd on Dec 9, 2023 18:00:46 GMT -5
This week’s American Top 40 is from December 9th, 1978 40 DE LEIF GARRETT - I WAS MADE FOR DANCIN’ 39 DE THE CARS - MY BEST FRIEND’S GIRL 38 DE GLEN CAMPBELL - CAN YOU FOOLExtra: THE 5TH DIMENSION - Medley: AQUARIUS/LET THE SUNSHINE IN (The Flesh Failures)37 40 DAN HARTMAN - INSTANT REPLAY 36 39 SWITCH - THERE’LL NEVER BE35 DE OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN - A LITTLE MORE LOVE 34 26 CAPTAIN & TENNILLE - YOU NEVER DONE IT LIKE THAT 33 37 LINDISFARNE - RUN FOR HOMEExtra: THE MIRACLES - THE TRACKS OF MY TEARS32 38 HOT CHOCOLATE - EVERY 1’S A WINNER31 DE QUEEN - BICYCLE RACE Archive: THE HONEY CONE - WANT ADS30 34 ACE FREHLEY - NEW YORK GROOVE 29 23 BARRY MANILOW - READY TO TAKE A CHANCE AGAIN 28 13 ANNE MURRAY - YOU NEEDED MELDD: FIREFALL - JUST REMEMBER I LOVE YOU27 30 CHAKA KHAN - I’M EVERY WOMAN 26 32 ERIC CLAPTON AND HIS BAND - PROMISES25 29 BOB SEGER & The Silver Bullet Band - WE’VE GOT TONITE 24 25 DAN FOGELBERG/TIM WEISBERG - THE POWER OF GOLD23 27 ELTON JOHN - PART-TIME LOVE 22 24 LINDA RONSTADT - OOH BABY BABY 21 21 deleted CRUISE - DON’T WANT TO LIVE WITHOUT ITArchive: CAROLE KING - IT’S TOO LATE / I FEEL THE EARTH MOVE20 22 ALICE COOPER - HOW YOU GONNA SEE ME NOW 19 19 ERIC CARMEN - CHANGE OF HEART18 20 PAUL DAVIS - SWEET LIFE 17 06 FOREIGNER - DOUBLE VISION 16 17 HEART - STRAIGHT ON Extra: ABBA - WATERLOO15 18 TOTO - HOLD THE LINE 14 14 CHICAGO - ALIVE AGAIN13 15 VILLAGE PEOPLE - Y.M.C.A. 12 16 BEE GEES - TOO MUCH HEAVEN 11 12 FIREFALL - STRANGE WAYArchive: RAIDERS - INDIAN RESERVATION (The Lament of the Cherokee Reservation Indian)10 11 ANDY GIBB - (OUR LOVE) DON’T THROW IT ALL AWAY 09 10 DR. HOOK - SHARING THE NIGHT TOGETHER 08 09 BILLY JOEL - MY LIFE 07 08 AL STEWART - TIME PASSAGESExtra: CARLY SIMON - YOU’RE SO VAIN06 07 ALICIA BRIDGES - I LOVE THE NIGHTLIFE (Disco ‘Round) 05 03 AMBROSIA - HOW MUCH I FEEL LDD: CLIMAX - PRECIOUS AND FEW04 05 GINO VANNELLI - I JUST WANNA STOP03 01 BARBRA & NEIL - YOU DON’T BRING ME FLOWERS 02 02 DONNA SUMMER - MAC ARTHUR PARK 01 04 CHIC - LE FREAK...and this week’s '60s Satellite Survey is a 2021 repeat, from December 14th, 1968: 40 DE ELVIS PRESLEY - IF I CAN DREAM 39 DE THE RASCALS - A RAY OF HOPE 38 38 DEEP PURPLE - KENTUCKY WOMAN 37 40 1910 FRUITGUM CO. - GOODY GOODY GUMDROPS36 DE DUSTY SPRINGFIELD - SON-OF-A PREACHER MAN Extra: THE BEACH BOYS - BLUEBIRDS OVER THE MOUNTAIN (the High Debut of the Week, at #74) 35 29 FRANK SINATRA - CYCLES 34 25 KASENETZ-KATZ SINGING ORCHESTRAL CIRCUS - QUICK JOEY SMALL (RUN JOEY RUN) 33 DE OTIS REDDING - PAPA’S GOT A BRAND NEW BAG 32 DE RENE & RENE - LO MUCHO QUE TE QUIERO (The More I Love You) 31 34 JAMES BROWN - GOODBYE MY LOVEExtra: THE SCAFFOLD - LILY THE PINK (#1 in the UK) 30 30 MAGIC LANTERNS - SHAME, SHAME 29 35 THE VOGUES - TILL 28 28 CLARENCE CARTER - TOO WEAK TO FIGHT 27 27 PEGGY SCOTT & JO JO BENSON - PICKIN’ WILD MOUNTAIN BERRIES26 14 CREAM - WHITE ROOMExtra: THE MAMAS & THE PAPAS - DO YOU WANNA DANCE (a Staff Pick) 25 22 THE ARCHIES - BANG-SHANG-A-LANG 24 31 YOUNG-HOLT UNLIMITED - SOULFUL STRUT (the Biggest Instrumental Hit of the Week) 23 DE B.J. THOMAS - HOOKED ON A FEELING 22 19 DIONNE WARWICK - PROMISES, PROMISES 21 16 LEAPY LEE - LITTLE ARROWS Extra: BIG BROTHER AND THE HOLDING COMPANY - SUMMERTIME (from the #1 album on the LP chart: “CHEAP THRILLS”) 20 DE DIANA ROSS AND THE SUPREMES & THE TEMPTATIONS - I’M GONNA MAKE YOU LOVE ME 19 12 JOHNNY NASH - HOLD ME TIGHT 18 18 EDDIE FLOYD - BRING IT ON HOME TO ME 17 24 DEREK - CINNAMON 16 26 SERGIO MENDES & BRASIL ‘66 - SCARBOROUGH FAIRExtra: BOB SEGER SYSTEM - RAMBLIN’ GAMBLIN’ MAN (the Bubbling Under Hit of the Week) 15 20 OHIO EXPRESS - CHEWY CHEWY 14 17 ARETHA FRANKLIN - SEE SAW13 15 THE TEMPTATIONS - CLOUD NINE 12 10 MARY HOPKIN - THOSE WERE THE DAYS 11 13 JUDY COLLINS - BOTH SIDES NOW Extra: SONNY JAMES - BORN TO BE WITH YOU (#1 on the Country chart) 10 06 STEPPENWOLF - MAGIC CARPET RIDE 09 11 BOBBY VINTON - I LOVE HOW YOU LOVE ME 08 09 CLASSICS IV Featuring Dennis Yost - STORMY 07 08 GLEN CAMPBELL - WICHITA LINEMAN (#1 on the Easy Listening Chart) 06 02 THE BEATLES - HEY JUDE Extra: THE BEATLES - REVOLUTION (the Fabulous Flip Side of the Week) 05 05 JOHNNIE TAYLOR - WHO’S MAKING LOVE 04 07 DION - ABRAHAM, MARTIN AND JOHN03 03 STEVIE WONDER - FOR ONCE IN MY LIFE 02 01 DIANA ROSS AND THE SUPREMES - LOVE CHILD (#1 in Canada) 01 04 MARVIN GAYE - I HEARD IT THROUGH THE GRAPEVINE (also #1 on the R&B chart) Next week’s Survey will be headed for 1964!
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Post by wyckyd on Dec 9, 2023 19:33:47 GMT -5
This week’s Back in the Day Replay is from December 4th, 1993 (repeating 2020): 30 DE 10,000 Maniacs - Because the Night 29 23 Blind Melon - No Rain 28 21 Inner Circle - Sweat (A La La La La Long)27 27 Mr. Big - Wild World26 DE Babyface - Never Keeping Secrets 25 25 Phil Collins - Both Sides of the Story24 DE Color Me Badd - Time and Chance 23 19 Toni Braxton - Another Sad Love Song 22 30 The Cranberries - Linger21 18 Billy Joel - The River of Dreams 20 22 R. Kelly - Sex Me (Part I)19 20 K7 - Come Baby Come 18 16 Tony! Toni! Toné! - Anniversary 17 DE Bryan Adams, Rod Stewart & Sting - All For Love 16 13 Mariah Carey - Dreamlover 15 17 Haddaway - What Is Love 14 15 2Pac - Keep Ya Head Up 13 10 Zhané - Hey Mr. D.J. 12 14 Michael Bolton - Said I Loved You...But I Lied 11 09 Tag Team - Whoomp! (There It Is) 10 12 Tevin Campbell - Can We Talk 09 11 Toni Braxton - Breathe Again 08 08 Bryan Adams - Please Forgive Me 07 06 Xscape - Just Kickin’ It 06 07 Mariah Carey - Hero 05 04 D.R.S. - Gangsta Lean 04 05 Salt ‘N’ Pepa - Shoop03 03 Ace of Base - All That She Wants 02 02 Janet Jackson - Again 01 01 Meat Loaf - I’d Do Anything For Love (But I Won’t Do That)...and this week’s Pop2Kountdown is from December 8th, 2007: 30 20 P!NK - Who Knew29 25 Maroon 5 - Wake Up Call 28 23 Carrie Underwood - So Small 27 21 50 Cent ft. Justin Timberlake & Timbaland - Ayo Technology 26 DE Good Charlotte - I Don’t Want to Be in Love (Dance Floor Anthem) 25 30 Trey Songz - Can’t Help But Wait 24 DE Plies ft. Akon - Hypnotized 23 28 Taylor Swift - Our Song 22 24 DJ Khaled ft. T-Pain, Trick Daddy, Rick Ross & Plies - I’m So Hood 21 27 Natasha Bedingfield ft. Sean Kingston - Love Like This20 17 Fergie - Big Girls Don’t Cry 19 18 The-Dream - Shawty Is A 10 18 19 Daughtry - Over You17 22 Playaz Circle ft. Lil Wayne - Duffle Bag Boy* 16 14 J. Holiday - Bed 15 15 matchbox twenty - How Far We’ve Come 14 13 Timbaland ft. Keri Hilson - The Way I Are 13 10 Kanye West - Stronger 12 16 Jordin Sparks - Tattoo 11 11 Finger Eleven - Paralyzer 10 09 Baby Bash ft. T-Pain - Cyclone 09 12 Rihanna ft. Ne-Yo - Hate That I Love You 08 07 Kanye West ft. T-Pain - Good Life 07 08 Fergie - Clumsy 06 05 Colbie Caillat - Bubbly 05 06 Soulja Boy Tell’em - Crank That (Soulja Boy) 04 04 Flo Rida ft. T-Pain - Low 03 02 Chris Brown ft. T-Pain - Kiss Kiss 02 03 Timbaland ft. OneRepublic - Apologize 01 01 Alicia Keys - No One*mistakenly replaced by Lil Wayne’s “Lollipop” somehow
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Post by grizmeister on Dec 10, 2023 18:55:27 GMT -5
17 22 Playaz Circle ft. Lil Wayne - Duffle Bag Boy*
It seems like pop2K is now the one with errors in the countdown. The 80s still has its blunders too.
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Post by Michael1973 on Dec 11, 2023 10:06:55 GMT -5
Leave it to 90s on 9 to fix one problem, only to screw up all the same. After four weeks of featuring the exact same year as 2022, they went with something different this week. However, they played 12/4/93 (least heard three years ago) instead of the more fitting 12/11/93 (last heard eleven years ago). At least next week's VJ Big 40 will *not* be a repeat for a change. imagine Casey Kasem today using the hot 100 today if he were alive. "Well, we have two debuts this week, plus seventeen re-entries. That means we have to say goodbye to nineteen droppers, and they are (takes deep breath)..."
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Post by grizmeister on Dec 11, 2023 19:12:41 GMT -5
Leave it to 90s on 9 to fix one problem, only to screw up all the same. After four weeks of featuring the exact same year as 2022, they went with something different this week. However, they played 12/4/93 (least heard three years ago) instead of the more fitting 12/11/93 (last heard eleven years ago). At least next week's VJ Big 40 will *not* be a repeat for a change. imagine Casey Kasem today using the hot 100 today if he were alive. "Well, we have two debuts this week, plus seventeen re-entries. That means we have to say goodbye to nineteen droppers, and they are (takes deep breath)..." There would be several songs in the 40 by one artist. Especially when certain new albums come out buy top acts like Taylor Swift, Drake and many more.
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Post by grizmeister on Dec 11, 2023 19:18:05 GMT -5
At least next week's VJ Big 40 will *not* be a repeat for a change.
Then there will be 1985 and a special. If they start off 2024 with 1980 or 1988, either choice will yield a repeat.
I wonder what will this years new years special will be.
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Post by stormlover74 on Dec 11, 2023 21:44:44 GMT -5
At least next week's VJ Big 40 will *not* be a repeat for a change. Then there will be 1985 and a special. If they start off 2024 with 1980 or 1988, either choice will yield a repeat. I wonder what will this years new years special will be. Hopefully they do 88 and not a repeat of 1980 which was done this past January
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Post by grizmeister on Dec 11, 2023 23:04:14 GMT -5
At least next week's VJ Big 40 will *not* be a repeat for a change. Then there will be 1985 and a special. If they start off 2024 with 1980 or 1988, either choice will yield a repeat. I wonder what will this years new years special will be. Hopefully they do 88 and not a repeat of 1980 which was done this past January That may mean we get January 9th, 1988 which was done in 2021
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Post by grizmeister on Dec 11, 2023 23:17:51 GMT -5
Leave it to 90s on 9 to fix one problem, only to screw up all the same. After four weeks of featuring the exact same year as 2022, they went with something different this week. However, they played 12/4/93 (least heard three years ago) instead of the more fitting 12/11/93 (last heard eleven years ago). At least next week's VJ Big 40 will *not* be a repeat for a change. "Well, we have two debuts this week, plus seventeen re-entries. That means we have to say goodbye to nineteen droppers, and they are (takes deep breath)..." There would be several songs in the 40 by one artist. Especially when certain new albums come out buy top acts like Taylor Swift, Drake and many more. Plus there would be the most christmas songs I seen in one chart.
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Post by grizmeister on Dec 12, 2023 20:02:34 GMT -5
There would be several songs in the 40 by one artist. Especially when certain new albums come out buy top acts like Taylor Swift, Drake and many more. Plus there would be the most christmas songs I seen in one chart. That means a lot of turnover once the holiday season ends.
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