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Post by canfan on Apr 11, 2010 22:15:23 GMT -5
.. It really started for me in the early 70's when I became a huge fan of the Poppy Family. "Which Way You Goin' Billy", "That's Where I Went Wrong" and especially "Where Evil Grows" were all superb. I lived relatively close to the border so I guess that also allowed me to tap into the music up North. The Poppy Family was great.."Where Evil Grows" was an excellent song..that's one 45 that my friends and I wore out the grooves on quickly. I was surprised that it didn't make the top 40 in the States. Where abouts did you live that was close to the border? I forgot to mention on your chart the #2 song, Leroux's single "Nobody Said It Was Easy" a song that would debut for me the following week.. It was a nice refreshing pop song that was very catchy. It's too bad that the band didn't have any success after that. |
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Post by prenatt1166 on Apr 12, 2010 13:26:06 GMT -5
I think the next show scheduled was 4-14-84 and I have access to that chart on my notebook.
UU-BRU Radio Playlist
For Week Ending April 14, 1984
01 03 Paul Young Come Back And Stay (only week at #1)
02 02 Rick Springfield Love Somebody
03 04 Nena 99 Luftballons
04 01 Pointer Sisters Automatic
05 06 Phil Collins Against All Odds
06 05 Thompson Twins Hold Me Now
07 09 Culture Club Miss Me Blind
08 ** Cyndi Lauper Time After Time
09 08 Eurythmics Here Comes The Rain Again
10 10 Yes Leave It
11 11 Rick Dibello This Wouldn't Happen To James Bond
12 13 Tracey Ullman They Don't Know
13 16 Eddie Money Club Michelle
14 14 Bonnie Tyler Holding Out For A Hero
15 23 Bryan Adams Heaven
16 17 Shalamar Dancing In The Sheets
17 20 Pretenders Show Me
18 07 Rockwell (w/Michael Jackson) Somebody's Watching Me
19 21 Alan Parsons Project Don't Answer Me
20 24 Daryl Hall & John Oates Adult Education
21 12 Patti Austin It's Gonna Be Special
22 22 Barbra Streisand Papa, Can You Hear Me
23 25 The Go Go's Head Over Heels
24 27 Sandy Stewart The Saddest Victory
25 26 DeBarge Love Me In A Special Way
26 30 Laura Branigan Self Control
27 31 Irene Cara Breakdance
28 36 Deniece Williams Let's Hear It For The Boy
29 29 Kool & The Gang Tonight
30 19 Gloria Gaynor I Am What I Am
31 34 Stevie Nicks Violet And Blue
32 28 Kenny Rogers This Woman
33 33 Dokken Breaking The Chains
34 37 Duran Duran The Reflex
35 35 Scorpions Rock You Like A Hurricane
36 ** Temptations Sail Away
37 ** Frankie Goes To Hollywood Relax
38 ** James Ingram There's No Easy Way
39 40 Bon Jovi Runaway
40 ** Rita Coolidge Sugar Don't Bite
TOP TEN ALBUMS
01 01 various artists Footloose (soundtrack) (3rd of 10 weeks at #1)
02 02 various artists Against All Odds (soundtrack)
03 03 Michael Jackson Thriller
04 04 Eurythmics Touch
05 06 Huey Lewis & The News Sports
06 08 various artists Hard To Hold (soundtrack)
07 ** Nena 99 Luftballons
08 ** Cyndi Lauper She's So Unusual
09 ** various artists A Night In Heaven (soundtrack)
10 09 Lionel Richie Can't Slow Down
Nena was one week away from reaching number one in their 20th chart week, a record that stood until 1998.
Even though the movie was panned by critics, the soundtrack to "A Night In Heaven" proved to be much better. Bryan Adams' "Heaven" reached the the top ten on my chart in 1984 and then again in 1985 when it was officially released as a single from "Reckless". Holly Knight and Michael Des Barres' original version of "Obsession" was also included on the soundtrack and would become a national hit for Animotion a year later. Rita Coolidge charted with "Sugar Don't Bite" several months before Sam Harris released it as his debut single.
Another song that would become a bigger hit a year was "Relax". I was charting the 12" import in 1984. I think Gloria Gaynor's song was only available as a 12" single. The remixed singles by Duran Duran and Irene Cara were vast improvements over the album versions.
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Post by soundmagazine on Apr 12, 2010 23:36:59 GMT -5
Here's my chart from April 13, 1984:
.1....1...12...Papa Can You Hear Me? - Barbra Streisand *
.2....3....6...Don't Answer Me - Alan Parsons Project
.3....4....7...They Don't Know - Tracey Ullman
.4....5....5...Tonight - Kool & The Gang
.5....8....5...Head Over Heals - Go Go's
.6....7....7...Against All Odds - Phil Collins
.7...10....5...Borderline - Madonna
.8....2....8...Hello - Lionel Richie
.9...11....6...Leave It - Yes
10...13....4...Love Somebody - Rick Springfield
11....6....8...Radio Ga Ga - Queen
12...20....3...Holding Out For A Hero - Bonnie Tyler
13...22....3...No More Words - Berlin
14...21....3...Sister Christian - Night Ranger
15...24....3...Breakdance - Irene Cara
16....9...10...Your Baby Doesn't Love You Anymore - Carpenters
17...18....5...You Might Think - Cars
18...19....6...Don't Let Go - Wang Chung
19...30....2...Oh Sherrie - Steve Perry
20...14....9...The Politics Of Dancing - Re-Flex
21...15....7...Miss Me Blind - Culture Club
22...12...11...Thriller - Michael Jackson *
23...16....7...Without You - David Bowie
24...32....2...Terms Of Endearment - Michael Gore
25...26....4...Mystery - Manhattan Transfer
26...33....2...A Fine Fine Day - Tony Carey
27...27....9...Adult Education - Hall & Oates
28...28...10...Livin In Desperate Times - Olivia Newton-John
29...34....3...Come Back And Stay - Paul Young
30...35....3...Girls - Dwight Twilley
31..---....1...It's My Life - Talk Talk
32..---....1...Time After Time - Cyndi Lauper
33...29...11...Somebody's Watching Me - Rockwell *
34..---....1...Jump - Van Halen
35...36....2...Red Red Wine - UB40
36...31....9...New Song - Howard Jones
37...37...11...Give It Up - KC
38...38...13...Girls Just Want To Have Fun - Cyndi Lauper *
39..---....1...One In A Million - Romantics
40...17....7...Donna - Cliff Richard
Top 10 LPs:
.1....1....7...Ammonia Avenue - Alan Parsons Project **
.2....2...26...Give A Little Bit More - Cliff Richard **
.3....6...22...Yentl - Barbra Steisand **
.4....4....6...Works - Queen *
.5....3...11...Windows And Walls - Dan Fogelberg **
.6....5...21...90125 - Yes **
.7...---...1...Street Talk - Steve Perry *
.8....8...25...Voice Of The Heart - Carpenters **
.9....9....4...Talk Show - Go Go's
10....7...23...1999 - Prince **
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Post by soundmagazine on Apr 12, 2010 23:56:16 GMT -5
I think the next show scheduled was 4-14-84 and I have access to that chart on my notebook. UU-BRU Radio Playlist For Week Ending April 14, 1984 08 ** Cyndi Lauper Time After Time 10 10 Yes Leave It 11 11 Rick Delbello This Wouldn't Happen To James Bond 22 22 Barbra Streisand Papa, Can You Hear Me 24 27 Sandy Stewart The Saddest Victory 37 ** Frankie Goes To Hollywood Relax
40 ** Rita Coolidge Sugar Don't Bite Impressive debut for Cyndi Lauper. We debuted the song on the same week but in far different places on the chart. In fact, your debut eclipsed the peak position on my chart (#13). Nice to see the Yes song in the Top 10 on both of our charts. I just heard it the other day and it still sounds brilliant. Although we have the Barbra Streisand song in much different areas on our charts, still nice to see it included. Sandy Stewart sounds and looks so much like Martha Davis you would think they are sisters. Two tracks I have never heard from your chart: Rick Delbello - Novelty break-in maybe? Rita Coolidge - Sugar Don't Bite - I had no idea she recorded the Sam Harris song before he did. Doesn't seem like a song she would record. I'll have to check it out. Frankie Goes To Hollywood debuted on my chart the following week, so I also charted this very early. But it was available on a 7'' single on Island since I bought it at the time and I believe it was a slightly different mix than the one to come later. |
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Post by soundmagazine on Apr 13, 2010 1:12:50 GMT -5
.. It really started for me in the early 70's when I became a huge fan of the Poppy Family. "Which Way You Goin' Billy", "That's Where I Went Wrong" and especially "Where Evil Grows" were all superb. I lived relatively close to the border so I guess that also allowed me to tap into the music up North. The Poppy Family was great.."Where Evil Grows" was an excellent song..that's one 45 that my friends and I wore out the grooves on quickly. I was surprised that it didn't make the top 40 in the States. Where abouts did you live that was close to the border? I forgot to mention on your chart the #2 song, Leroux's single "Nobody Said It Was Easy" a song that would debut for me the following week.. It was a nice refreshing pop song that was very catchy. It's too bad that the band didn't have any success after that. I think the record company really messed up and originally released "Where Evil Grows" as the B side. By the time they realized radio stations were more interested in the B side, the momentum of their prior hits was gone. The song was already #1 in my area of the country by the time it debuted on Billboard's Hot 100 chart. So the airplay/sales were spread out quite a bit as each area of the country picked up on the song. I lived in Minnesota at that time. LeRoux is a one-hit wonder on my chart, but it certainly is a good one! |
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Post by prenatt1166 on Apr 13, 2010 22:54:05 GMT -5
Rick Delbello - Novelty break-in maybe? Rita Coolidge - Sugar Don't Bite - I had no idea she recorded the Sam Harris song before he did. Doesn't seem like a song she would record. I'll have to check it out. I should have corrected the spelling at #11. It should be Rick Dibello not Delbello. He has been involved in several bands in the Erie, PA area over the years. This song had an entertaining video that played on some local TV stations. Rita Coolidge's version of "Sugar Don't Bite" was uptempo, but not as poppy at Sam Harris'. I added this as an album cut because of her success a year earlier with the #1 hit "All Time High". Out of the 40 songs on your chart, 38 made my chart as well (except for Michael Gore and Cliff Richard). The Carpenters track only spent a single week on my survey a few months earlier. It's hard to believe Karen Carpenter would have only turned 60 this year. I was dissapointed "Papa Can You Hear Me" was released as the second single from Yentl. I was anticipating the studio version of "No Matter What Happens" would be next. In fact, it would make an appearance on my chart a few weeks later. That probably explains the low peak for "Papa", despite the strings intro to make the single more radio friendly. :) |
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Post by soundmagazine on Apr 16, 2010 23:43:30 GMT -5
Out of the 40 songs on your chart, 38 made my chart as well (except for Michael Gore and Cliff Richard). The Carpenters track only spent a single week on my survey a few months earlier. It's hard to believe Karen Carpenter would have only turned 60 this year. I was dissapointed "Papa Can You Hear Me" was released as the second single from Yentl. I was anticipating the studio version of "No Matter What Happens" would be next. In fact, it would make an appearance on my chart a few weeks later. That probably explains the low peak for "Papa", despite the strings intro to make the single more radio friendly. That is really amazing you charted 38 of the 40 songs on my chart because I normally stray quite a bit from popular radio. If you wouldn't have told me which two songs they were, I probably would've guessed the Carpenters song was one of them. I'm a bit surprised that they were the Michael Gore and Cliff Richard tunes since I think they were fairly popular on AC stations. I think one of the reasons why the Streisand song was so huge on my chart was due to the very touching segment in the movie "Yentl". Probably one of the heartwrenching performances I have ever seen in a film. Since it has been some time that we have focused on 1991 and since it is a year not covered with Classic AT40, I think that would be a good chart to post next. If you tell me we have 38 out of 40 songs in common on that chart, then I will be speechless! :) |
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Post by soundmagazine on Apr 16, 2010 23:57:57 GMT -5
Time for 1991, since it is sadly a year we do not hear on Classic AT40. But it definitely has some spectacular songs.
April 19, 1991:
TW LW TTW
.1....1...11...Silent Lucidity - Queensryche
.2....3....5...Innuendo - Queen
.3....4....9...Hold You Tight - Tara Kemp
.4....5....8...Joyride - Roxette
.5....2...10...Heartbreak Station - Cinderella
.6....6....8...Baby Baby - Amy Grant
.7....9....8...Losing My Religion - REM
.8...10....9...Right Here Right Now - Jesus Jones
.9...14....4...Always On The Run - Lenny Kravitz
10....7...12...Mother's Pride - George Michael *
11...11....6...This Could Take All Night - Anna Marie
12...13....6...Valerie Loves Me - Material Issue
13...15....6...Valentine - Nils Lofgren
14....8....9...Still Got The Blues - Gary Moore
15...16....7...Sproston Green - Charlatans UK
16...29....2...Moonlight Dancing - Bette Midler
17...24....5...Only The Ones We Love - Tanita Tikaram
18...22....6...Hurdy Gurdy Man - Butthole Surfers
19...30....2...Soul Free - George Michael
20...21....5...All We Got - Michael McDonald
21...27....3...See The Lights - Simple Minds
22...23....5...More Than Words - Extreme
23...32....2...It's A Shame (My Sister) - Monie Love
24...25....4...On The Surface - Rosanne Cash
25...26....4...Word Of Mouth - Mike & The Mechanics
26...33....3...DeLuxe - Lush
27...28....3...Rhythm Of My Heart - Rod Stewart
28...34....2...How Much Is Enough - The Fixx
29...35....2...Unbelievable - EMF
30..---....1...People Are Still Having Sex - Latour
31...31....3...Holding Me Tonight - Carly Simon
32..---....1...Let's Push It - Innocence
33..---....1...I Don't Wanna Cry - Mariah Carey
34..---....1...Love Will Survive - Donny Osmond
35..---....1...Voices That Care - Voices That Care
36...12....7...This Is How It Feels - Inspiral Carpets
37...19....6...Baby's Coming Back - Jellyfish
38...17...11...Sadeness Part 1 - Enigma *
39...18...13...Then - Charlatans UK *
40...20....6...Cry For Help - Rick Astley
I recently mentioned that I thought "Chariots Of Fire" might have taken the most number of weeks to reach #1 at 11 weeks. But I was way off. When I grabbed my 1991 to post here I noticed that the Jesus Jones song was only at #8 in it's 9th week on the chart. I knew the song reached #1 on my chart so I looked at the chart history and discovered it reached #1 in it's 13th week. Totally forgot about that. It lost it's star 4 times during that climb. I recall the song was elevated to a new level when I heard a special radio edit that deleted the bridge and allowed the song to transition directly to the final chorus. It made me realize that I loved the song but the bridge was preventing it from being a #1 caliber song.
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Post by blfdguy1 on Apr 17, 2010 11:36:52 GMT -5
I know we've moved into 1991 but I love my chart, so here it is..lol. "Give Me Tonight" would be the #1 song of the year and still one of my all time favorites. "The Dominatrix Sleeps Tonight" was one of those quirky left field hits for me. Really too many others to mentioned...lol
Will post my 1991 chart shortly so I don't fall behind again. :)
April 15, 1984
1 1 Give Me Tonight - Shannon
2 2 Borderline - Madonna
3 3 Against All Odds - Phil Collins
4 5 Time After Time - Cyndi Lauper
5 6 Hold Me Now - Thompson Twins
6 4 Here Comes The Rain Again - Eurythmics
7 8 Hello - Lionel Richie
8 9 Finding Out The Hard Way - Cynthia Rhodes
9 7 Let's Stay Together - Tina Turner
10 13 Perfect Combination - Stacey Lattisaw & Johnny Gill
11 17 No More Words - Berlin
12 16 Holding Out For A Hero - Bonnie Tyler
13 19 They Don't Know - Tracy Ullman
14 18 Come Back and Stay - Paul Young
15 15 Eat It - Weird Al
16 20 Love Somebody - Rick Springfield
17 10 Over My Head - Toni Basil
18 11 Livin' In Desperate Times - Olivia Newton-John
19 12 Strip - Adam Ant
20 14 Footloose - Kenny Loggins
21 21 Don't Answer Me - Alan Parsons Project
22 22 Tonight - Kool & The Gang
23 25 One In A Million - Romantics
24 23 Another Man - Barbara Mason
25 24 Almost Over You - Sheena Easton
26 30 Relax - Frankie Goes To Hollywood
27 34 All Night Passion - Alisha
28 31 The Dominatrix Sleeps Tonight - Dominatrix
29 32 Love Me In A Special Way - DeBarge
30 29 Girls Just Wanna Have Fun - Cyndi Lauper
31 35 Let's Hear It For The Boy - Deniece Williams
32 39 Doctor Doctor - Thompson Twins
33 38 Don't Waste Your Time - Yarborough & Peeples
34 26 Let The Music Play - Shannon
35 27 New Moon On Monday - Duran Duran
36 36 Girls - Dwight Twilley
37 38 Miss Me Blind - Culture Club
38 38 Adult Education - Hall & Oates
39 39 She's Strange - Cameo
40 37 Radio GaGa - Queen
41 41 Love Has Finally Come At Last - Patti LaBelle & Bobby Womack
42 48 There's No Easy Way - James Ingram
43 NE Head Over Heals - GoGo's
44 NE It's A Miracle - Culture Club
45 46 Show Me - Pretenders
46 49 Just Another Broken Heart - Dorothy Moore
47 45 Automatic - Pointer Sisters
48 44 Give It Up - KC
49 42 Din Daa Daa - George Kranz
50 NE The Longest Time - Billy Joel
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Post by prenatt1166 on Apr 17, 2010 22:49:27 GMT -5
UU-BRU Radio Playlist
For Week Ending April 20, 1991
01 02 Whitney Houston Miracle (1st of 2 weeks at #1)
02 01 C+C Music Factory Here We Go
03 03 Mariah Carey I Don’t Wanna Cry
04 10 R.E.M. Losing My Religon
05 07 Cathy Dennis Touch Me (All Night Long)
06 06 Michel'le Something In My Heart
07 08 Divinyls I Touch Myself
08 05 Styx Show Me The Way
09 04 Gloria Estefan Coming Out Of The Dark
10 ** Michael Bolton Love Is A Wonderful Thing
11 13 Hi-Five I Like The Way
12 09 Amy Grant Baby Baby
13 16 Rembrandts Just The Way It Is, Baby
14 11 Celine Dion Where Does My Heart Beat Now
15 15 Firehouse Don’t Treat Me Bad
16 18 Celine Dion Any Other Way
17 17 Winger Easy Come Easy Go
18 19 Triplets You Don’t Have To Go Home Tonight
19 ** LL Cool J Mama Said Knock You Out
20 24 Michael W. Smith Place In This World
21 12 Whitney Houston All The Man I Need
22 22 Rolling Stones Highwire
23 23 Voices That Care Voices That Care
24 32 Pebbles (with Salt 'N Pepa) Backyard
25 14 Black Crowes She Talks To Angels
26 28 Extreme More Than Words
27 27 Cinderella Heartbreak Station
28 31 Queensryche Silent Lucidity
29 33 Dolly Parton (With Ricky Van Shelton) Rockin' Years
30 30 UB40 Here I Am
31 35 Styx Love At First Sight
32 ** Jesus Jones Right Here, Right Now
33 ** Gloria Estefan Seal Our Fate
34 37 Pat Benatar Paying The Cost To Be The Boss
35 36 Jude Cole Compared To Nothing
36 39 Marc Cohn Walking In Memphis
37 20 Janet Jackson State Of The World
38 ** EMF Unbelievable
39 ** Damn Yankees Come Again
40 ** Yes Lift Me Up
TOP TEN ALBUMS
01 01 Whitney Houston I'm Your Baby Tonight (5th of 5 weeks at #1)
02 02 Celine Dion Unison
03 03 Garth Brooks No Fences
04 04 C+C Music Factory Gonna Make You Sweat
05 05 R.E.M. Out Of Time
06 07 Mariah Carey Mariah Carey
07 06 Doors The Doors (soundtrack)
08 08 Enigma MCMXC A.D.
09 09 Bette Midler Some People's Lives
10 10 Gloria Eastefan Into The Light
"Miracle" became Whitney Houston's 12th number one single on my chart, breaking a tie with Madonna for the most chart toppers to date.
Michael Bolton debuted high at #10 with the first single from a new album after "How Can We Be Lovers" was the #1 song of 1990.
I have no idea why LL Cool J debuted at #19. He would peak at #7 three weeks later.
The Triplets returned to the chart five years after winning a contest on MTV and charting with "Translate" in 1986.
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Post by soundmagazine on Apr 19, 2010 0:44:12 GMT -5
I know we've moved into 1991 but I love my chart, so here it is..lol. "Give Me Tonight" would be the #1 song of the year and still one of my all time favorites. "The Dominatrix Sleeps Tonight" was one of those quirky left field hits for me. Really too many others to mentioned...lol Will post my 1991 chart shortly so I don't fall behind again. :) April 15, 1984 1 1 Give Me Tonight - Shannon 10 13 Perfect Combination - Stacey Lattisaw & Johnny Gill 26 30 Relax - Frankie Goes To Hollywood 28 31 The Dominatrix Sleeps Tonight - Dominatrix I agree that the Shannon song should have been a bigger hit on the national chart. It's a certified dance classic today. You've done it again. This week of Unsung spotlighted Stacy Lattisaw and there she is on your chart. Amazing coincidence that you keep hitting the artists on that program. I also charted "Perfect Combination" but just not on this week's chart. Even more amazing is the fact that you also charted "Relax" very early. I guess the three of us could recognize a great song right away and it just took most everyone else a bit longer. The Dominatrix song has a great beat and is easy to dance too, as the kids on American Bandstand used to always say. So it's not that quirky! The title does catch one offguard though. ;) |
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Post by soundmagazine on Apr 19, 2010 1:50:47 GMT -5
UU-BRU Radio Playlist For Week Ending April 20, 1991 01 02 Whitney Houston Miracle (1st of 2 weeks at #1) 19 ** LL Cool J Mama Said Knock You Out 21 12 Whitney Houston All The Man I Need 27 27 Cinderella Heartbreak Station "Miracle" became Whitney Houston's 12th number one single on my chart, breaking a tie with Madonna for the most chart toppers to date. I have no idea why LL Cool J debuted at #19. He would peak at #7 three weeks later. I'm guessing Madonna took the lead for chart toppers as time went by. As I may have mentioned before, I was never a big fan of Whitney (only 2 top 10 songs). But she actually managed to reach #1 with one of those songs and you just happened to have that song in your countdown this week. "All The Man I Need" is the song that did it for me. Yes, I was surprised with the LL Cool J song debuting so high also. Maybe you saw the video, which was pretty good. I wasn't exactly a big rap fan, but "Around The Way Girl" actually did well on my chart. Great to see the Cinderella song on your chart. Speaking of nice videos, that one is a classic, especially for those who like trains. |
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Post by pizzzzza on Apr 19, 2010 22:16:08 GMT -5
The Poppy Family was great.."Where Evil Grows" was an excellent song..that's one 45 that my friends and I wore out the grooves on quickly. I was surprised that it didn't make the top 40 in the States. Where abouts did you live that was close to the border? I forgot to mention on your chart the #2 song, Leroux's single "Nobody Said It Was Easy" a song that would debut for me the following week.. It was a nice refreshing pop song that was very catchy. It's too bad that the band didn't have any success after that. I think the record company really messed up and originally released "Where Evil Grows" as the B side. By the time they realized radio stations were more interested in the B side, the momentum of their prior hits was gone. The song was already #1 in my area of the country by the time it debuted on Billboard's Hot 100 chart. So the airplay/sales were spread out quite a bit as each area of the country picked up on the song. I lived in Minnesota at that time. LeRoux is a one-hit wonder on my chart, but it certainly is a good one! I agree about Louisiana's LeRoux - that was a great song. I'm curious - did either of you ever chart "New Orleans Ladies"? That was a pretty good song as well - was a minor hit for the group back in the summer/fall of 1978 - it was their first song to chart on Billboard's Hot 100 (if I remember correctly) I enjoy reading all of the personal charts on here - just wish I had kept mine from the early to mid 70s..........sigh  |
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Post by soundmagazine on Apr 20, 2010 20:45:48 GMT -5
I think the record company really messed up and originally released "Where Evil Grows" as the B side. By the time they realized radio stations were more interested in the B side, the momentum of their prior hits was gone. The song was already #1 in my area of the country by the time it debuted on Billboard's Hot 100 chart. So the airplay/sales were spread out quite a bit as each area of the country picked up on the song. I lived in Minnesota at that time. LeRoux is a one-hit wonder on my chart, but it certainly is a good one! I agree about Louisiana's LeRoux - that was a great song. I'm curious - did either of you ever chart "New Orleans Ladies"? That was a pretty good song as well - was a minor hit for the group back in the summer/fall of 1978 - it was their first song to chart on Billboard's Hot 100 (if I remember correctly) I enjoy reading all of the personal charts on here - just wish I had kept mine from the early to mid 70s..........sigh I would have loved to see your early 70's charts. That's one area that is sadly lacking in the personal charts site. I know one person outside of this site who was charting weekly from 1965 - 1975 and he still has his charts. My charting was so inconsistent back then. And then I completely dropped it from 1975 - 1979, which include some of my favorite years in music. Ouch! Because I wasn't charting in 1978, I can't say how (if) I would have charted "New Orleans Ladies". I say "if" because that song was not played very much at all in my area of the country so I would have had limited exposure. But I certainly enjoy hearing the song today. There are a couple of other people on this site who were charting in 1978 so maybe they could give us some feedback on whether the song made their charts. |
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Post by canfan on Apr 20, 2010 21:20:55 GMT -5
I agree about Louisiana's LeRoux - that was a great song. I'm curious - did either of you ever chart "New Orleans Ladies"? That was a pretty good song as well - was a minor hit for the group back in the summer/fall of 1978 - it was their first song to chart on Billboard's Hot 100 (if I remember correctly) I enjoy reading all of the personal charts on here - just wish I had kept mine from the early to mid 70s..........sigh Unfortunately I didn't chart the song..heard it for the first time today on Youtube. It's a nice ballad and the chorus rings home..."From Bourbon St. to Esplanade" as we have a street here in town named "The Esplanade". I'm sure it would have done well on my chart if I heard back in '78. You mention that you didn't keep your charts...but I'm sure you must have some recollection of tunes that made it big on your charts..Why don't you share some of those memories? |
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Post by canfan on Apr 20, 2010 21:42:28 GMT -5
I would have loved to see your early 70's charts. That's one area that is sadly lacking in the personal charts site. I know one person outside of this site who was charting weekly from 1965 - 1975 and he still has his charts. My charting was so inconsistent back then. And then I completely dropped it from 1975 - 1979, which include some of my favorite years in music. Ouch! Because I wasn't charting in 1978, I can't say how (if) I would have charted "New Orleans Ladies". I say "if" because that song was not played very much at all in my area of the country so I would have had limited exposure. But I certainly enjoy hearing the song today. There are a couple of other people on this site who were charting in 1978 so maybe they could give us some feedback on whether the song made their charts. Wow charts from the 60's and early '70's...I'd really like to see them. The person you know should post some of his charts..and if you have some from the early '70' s that would be fantastic too. Some of my favourite years of music all time are '71, '72 and '74. Although I was quite young, the '60s were historically significant to me..I was big Monkee's fan as a young child along with the Beatles too. Maybe a new thread should be opened up for "1965 to 1979 Personal Charts". Please encourage your friend to post. |
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Post by soundmagazine on Apr 21, 2010 23:14:04 GMT -5
I would have loved to see your early 70's charts. That's one area that is sadly lacking in the personal charts site. I know one person outside of this site who was charting weekly from 1965 - 1975 and he still has his charts. My charting was so inconsistent back then. And then I completely dropped it from 1975 - 1979, which include some of my favorite years in music. Ouch! Because I wasn't charting in 1978, I can't say how (if) I would have charted "New Orleans Ladies". I say "if" because that song was not played very much at all in my area of the country so I would have had limited exposure. But I certainly enjoy hearing the song today. There are a couple of other people on this site who were charting in 1978 so maybe they could give us some feedback on whether the song made their charts. Wow charts from the 60's and early '70's...I'd really like to see them. The person you know should post some of his charts..and if you have some from the early '70' s that would be fantastic too. Some of my favourite years of music all time are '71, '72 and '74. Although I was quite young, the '60s were historically significant to me..I was big Monkee's fan as a young child along with the Beatles too. Maybe a new thread should be opened up for "1965 to 1979 Personal Charts". Please encourage your friend to post. I'll definitely mention it to him. I know the biggest challenge for him will be typing them up. By the time the 70's rolled around, his chart sometimes were into the Top 130 songs of the week. That's right, his charts actually went that far down. He photo copied some of them for me and they truly are amazing. And you are right, the 60's were incredible. I only wish Casey would have started AT40 earlier so we could be enjoying those programs on radio as well. But thankfully there are shows that represent my favorite years of 1970, 1971, & 1972. |
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Post by prenatt1166 on Apr 23, 2010 0:03:33 GMT -5
The next scheduled show is from 1988.
UU-BRU Radio Playlist
For Week Ending April 23, 1988
01 01 Whitney Houston Where Do Broken Hearts Go (2nd of 3 weeks at #1)
02 02 Jody Watley Some Kind Of Lover
03 05 Pet Shop Boys Always On My Mind
04 04 Dolly Parton (with Smokey Robinson) I Know You By Heart
05 15 Foreigner I Don't Want To Live Without You
06 10 Aerosmith Angel
07 07 Brenda Russell (with Joe Esposito) Piano In The Dark
08 08 Bruce Springsteen One Step Up
09 12 Miami Sound Machine Anything For You
10 11 Jermaine Stewart Say It Again
11 14 Michael Jackson Dirty Diana
12 17 Natalie Cole Pink Cadillac
13 06 Debbie Gibson Out Of The Blue
14 03 Richard Marx Endless Summer Nights
15 19 Debbie Gibson Foolish Beat
16 16 Terence Trent D'Arby Wishing Well
17 18 Cher We All Sleep Alone
18 21 Ricky Van Shelton Don’t We All Have The Right
19 39 Agnetha Fältskog (with Peter Cetera) I Wasn't The One
20 26 Henry Lee Summer I Wish I Had A Girl
21 24 Belinda Carlisle Circle In The Sand
22 22 The Jets Rocket 2 U
23 36 Boz Scaggs Heart Of Mine
24 09 John Cougar Mellencamp Check It Out
25 27 Donna Summer Fascination
26 32 Johnny Hates Jazz Shattered Dreams
27 28 Dan Reed Network Ritual
28 30 Rick Astley Together Forever
29 29 Merry Clayton Yes
30 35 Paul Carrack One Good Reason
31 37 White Lion Wait
32 33 George Michael One More Try
33 20 Salt-N-Pepa Push It
34 13 Michael Jackson Man In The Mirror
35 ** Stevie Wonder (with Michael Jackson) Get It
36 ** Daryl Hall & John Oates Everything Your Heart Desires
37 40 Jody Watley Most Of All
38 31 The Judds Turn It Loose
39 ** Def Leppard Pour Some Sugar On Me
40 ** Starship Set The Night To Music
TOP TEN ALBUMS
01 03 Whitney Houston Whitney (20th of 23 weeks at #1)
02 01 Cher Cher
03 02 Ricky Van Shelton Wild Eyed Dream
04 04 Jody Watley Jody Watley
05 10 Michael Jackson Bad
06 05 various artists Dirty Dancing (soundtrack)
07 ** Agentha Fältskog I Stand Alone
08 08 Terence Trent D'Arby Intoducing The Hardline According To Terence Trent D'Arby
09 07 Brenda Russell Get Here
10 06 Carly Simon Coming Around Again
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Post by soundmagazine on Apr 24, 2010 13:23:12 GMT -5
Here's my chart from April 22nd, 1988:
TW LW TTW
.1....1....8...I Want You So Bad - Heart
.2....3....6...We Said Hello Goodbye - Phil Collins
.3....2....8...I Want Her - Keith Sweat
.4....5....6...Shattered Dreams - Johnny Hates Jazz
.5...15....3...Dogs Of War - Pink Floyd
.6....4....9...Heaven Knows - Robert Plant *
.7....7....7...Girlfriend - Pebbles
.8....9....5...Anything For You - Gloria Estefan & Miami Sound Machine
.9...14....4...Say It Again - Jermaine Stewart
10...12....7...Rocket 2 U - Jets
11...20....3...One More Try - George Michael
12...13....5...Family Man - Fleetwood Mac
13...19....4...Always On My Mind - Pet Shop Boys
14....6....8...Are You Sure - So
15...21....3...Behind The Wheel - Depeche Mode
16...18....5...Kiss And Tell - Bryan Ferry
17....8....9...What A Wonderful World - Louis Armstrong
18...11....7...Dreaming - OMD
19...24....3...Stand Up - David Lee Roth
20...22....4...You Have Placed A Chill In My Heart - Eurythmics
21...23....4...Heavy On My Mind - Club Nouveau
22...31....2...I'm Still Searching - Glass Tiger
23...10....9...Cry Like A Baby - Bourgeois Tagg
24...32....2...I Wasn't The One - Agnetha Faltskog & Peter Cetera
25...33....2...Naughty Girls (Need Love Too) - Samantha Fox
26...30....3...We All Sleep Alone - Cher
27...27....3...You Don't Know - Scarlett & Black
28..---....1...Dirty Diana - Michael Jackson
29...29....3...I Don't Want To Live Without You - Foreigner
30...34....2...Yes - Merry Clayton
31...35....2...Get It On - Kingdom Come
32..---....1...Circle In The Sand - Belinda Carlisle
33..---....1...Under The Milky Way - The Church
34..---....1...Everything Your Heart Desires - Hall & Oates
35..---....1...The Finest Worksong - REM
36...16...10...Everything's Coming Up Roses - Black
37...25....9...Get Outta My Dreams - Billy Ocean
38...28...14...When We Was Fab - George Harrison *
39...38...18...Any Colour - Cutting Crew *
40...39...16...Father Figure - George Michael *
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Post by blfdguy1 on Apr 25, 2010 16:46:52 GMT -5
4/23/88
1 2 Prove Your Love - Taylor Dane
2 1 Naughty Girls - Samantha Fox
3 3 Promise Me - Cover Girls
4 5 Love In The First Degree - Bananarama
5 6 Just A Mirage - Jellybean f/Adele Bertei
6 7 Piano In The Dark - Brenda Russell
7 4 Savin' Myself - Eria Fachin
8 9 Foolish Beat - Debbie Gibson
9 10 Always On Mt Mind - Pet Shop Boys
10 8 I Found Someone - Cher
11 12 Where Do Broken hearts Go - Whitney Houston
12 13 Rocket 2 U - Jets
13 14 Pink Cadillac - Natalie Cole
14 16 Together Forever - Rick Astley
15 17 Girlfriend - Pebbles
16 15 Some Kind Of Lover - Jody Watley
17 20 Anything For You - Miami Sound Machine
18 22 Shattered Dreams - Johnny Hates Jazz
19 25 I Should Be So Lucky - Kylie Minogue
20 39 Make It Real - Jets
21 27 Like A Child - Noel
22 26 Blue Monday - New Order
23 24 Yes - Merry Clayton
24 31 I Still Believe - Brenda K Starr
25 33 Most Of All - Jody Watley
26 28 Turn Off The Lights - World Class Wrecking Cru
27 29 Mandinka - Sinead O'Connor
28 34 Dreaming - OMD
29 11 Don't make A Fool Of Yourself - Stacey Q
30 18 Out Of The Blue - Debbie Gibson
31 19 Dreams I Dream - Phoebe Snow & James Mason
32 32 Wishing Well - Terence Trent D'Arby
33 36 You Don't Know - Scarlet & Black
34 35 Devil Inside - INXS
35 21 I Get Weak - Belinda Carlisle
36 23 Come Into My Arms - Judy Torres
37 30 What Have I Done To Deserve This - Pet Shop Boys & Dusty Springfield
38 42 Baby Don't Go - Fast Forward
39 43 Take It While It's Hot - Sweet Sensation
40 47 We All Sleep Alone - Cher
41 50 Simon Simon - Dale Bozio
42 NE Mercedes Boy - Pebbles
43 48 Lovin' On Next To Nothin' - Gladys Knight & The Pips
44 49 Just Got Paid - Johnny Kemp
45 NE One More Try - George Michael
46 NE Supersonic - JJ Fad
47 NE When We Kiss - Bardeux
48 37 Beethoven - Eurythmics
49 38 Push It - Salt n Pepa
50 40 You Have Placed A Chill In My Heart - Eurythmics
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Post by robrt30 on Apr 29, 2010 18:48:01 GMT -5
I'm a little late to the party...
Rob's Top 30 -- April 20, 1991
TW LW 2W Wks Song-Artist * 1 week at #1 *
01 03 04 12 You're In Love-Wilson Phillips
02 01 01 10 I've Been Thinking About You-Londonbeat
03 04 10 05 Baby Baby-Amy Grant
04 05 06 08 Joyride-Roxette
05 02 02 10 Where Does My Heart Beat Now-Celine Dion
06 11 16 04 Hold You Tight-Tara Kemp
07 07 08 06 Mercy Mercy Me (The Ecology)/I Want You-Robert Palmer
08 10 11 05 You Don't Have To Go Home Tonight-The Triplets
09 13 18 04 I Touch Myself-Divinyls
10 14 21 04 I Don't Wanna Cry-Mariah Carey
11 06 05 19 Someday-Mariah Carey
12 17 00 02 Miracle-Whitney Houston
13 09 09 10 Just The Way It Is, Baby-The Rembrandts
14 08 03 12 Coming Out Of The Dark-Gloria Estefan
15 18 19 06 If You Needed Somebody-Bad Company
16 12 07 09 Signs-Tesla
17 16 15 13 Waiting For Love-Alias
18 19 20 06 More Than Ever-Nelson
19 21 24 03 Touch Me (All Night Long)-Cathy Dennis
20 27 00 02 Rhythm Of My Heart-Rod Stewart
21 28 00 02 What Comes Naturally-Sheena Easton
22 24 26 03 Don't Treat Me Bad-Firehouse
23 23 23 04 Voices That Care-Voices That Care
24 15 13 07 The Star-Spangled Banner-Whitney Houston
25 26 29 04 Cry For Help-Rick Astley
26 00 00 01 Love Is A Wonderful Thing-Michael Bolton
27 00 00 01 Dream Lover-The Rebel Pebbles
28 00 00 01 Together Forever-Lisette Melendez (I have no idea how this song goes today lol)
29 22 14 09 Show Me The Way-Styx
30 25 17 14 All This Time-Sting
Rob's Top 5 -- April 22, 1988
TW LW 2W Wks Song-Artist * 1 week at #1 *
01 00 00 01 Foolish Beat-Debbie Gibson
02 01 04 08 I Saw Him Standing There-Tiffany
03 03 00 07 Wait-White Lion
04 05 03 04 Get Outta My Dreams, Get Into My Car-Billy Ocean
05 00 00 01 Where Do Broken Hearts Go-Whitney Houston
Hmmm...a teen boy lusting over teen girls...shocking! lol
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Post by prenatt1166 on Apr 30, 2010 21:26:59 GMT -5
Next up: 5-3-86
UU-BRU Radio Playlist
For Week Ending May 3, 1986
01 03 Rolling Stones The Harlem Shuffle (1 week at #1)
02 01 Whitney Houston Greatest Love Of All
03 02 Madonna Live To Tell
04 08 Robert Palmer Addicted To Love
05 07 Patti LaBelle (with Michael McDonald) On My Own
06 06 The Hooters (with Patty Smyth) Where Do The Children Go
07 04 Julian Lennon Stick Around
08 05 Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band American Storm
09 16 Culture Club Move Away
10 11 Janet Jackson What Have You Done For Me Lately
11 14 Heart Nothing At All
12 12 Van Halen Why Can't This Be Love
13 15 Simple Minds All The Things She Said
14 20 Psychedelic Furs Pretty In Pink
15 10 Stevie Nicks I Can't Wait
16 19 John Cougar Mellencamp Rain On The Scarecrow
17 09 Prince & The Revolution Kiss
18 13 Barbra Streisand Send In The Clowns
19 24 Miami Sound Machine Bad Boy
20 22 Mr. Mister Is It Love
21 28 Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark If You Leave
22 27 Bonnie Tyler If You Were A Woman
23 17 Teddy Pendergrass Love 4/2
24 18 John Cougar Mellencamp R-O-C-K In The U.S.A.
25 29 Starship Tomorrow Doesn't Matter Tonight
26 33 38 Special Like No Other Night
27 30 A Flock Of Seagulls Heartbeat Like A Drum
28 32 Tears For Fears Mothers Talk
29 34 Triplets Translate
30 ** Bourgeois Tagg Mutual Surrender
31 38 Marilyn Martin Move Closer
32 26 Mike & The Mechanics All I Need Is A Miracle
33 ** Graham Nash Innocent Eyes
34 39 John Schneider You're The Last Thing I Needed Tonight
35 35 Sade Never As Good As The First Time
36 25 Jermaine Jackson I Think It's Love
37 ** Loverboy Lead A Double Life
38 26 Joe Cocker Shelter Me
39 ** George Michael A Different Corner
40 ** Sly Fox Let's Go All The Way
TOP TEN ALBUMS
01 01 Whitney Houston Whitney Houston (28th of 33 weeks at #1)
02 02 Prince & The Revolution Parade
03 03 Heart Heart
04 ** various artists Pretty In Pink (soundtrack)
05 06 Bob Seger & The Silver Buller Band Like A Rock
06 05 The Hooters Nervous Night
07 07 Robert Palmer Riptide
08 08 Simple Minds Once Upon A Time
09 04 Mr. Mister Welcome To The Real World
10 10 Rolling Stones Dirty Work
The Rolling Stones' cover of Bob & Earl 1963 hit would be their last number one song to date on my chart.
Even though Madonna slipped to #3, "Live To Tell" would rebound to number one the following week.
The Hooters were wrapping up a full year in the top ten on my album chart. "Nervous Night" is one of my most favorite (and revisited) records of the 1980's.
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Post by soundmagazine on May 1, 2010 11:56:45 GMT -5
May 2, 1988:
TW LW TTW
.1....1....7...What Have You Done For Me Lately - Janet Jackson
.2....2....8...I Engineer - Animotion
.3....3....8...He Doesn't Care (But I Do) - Barry Manilow
.4...17....4...Live To Tell - Madonna
.5....5....9...Send In The Clowns - Barbra Streisand
.6...16....4...Absolute Beginners - David Bowie
.7....7....7...Stick Around - Julian Lennon
.8...20....3...A Little Bit of Love - New Edition
.9...10....7...West End Girls - Pet Shop Boys
10...11....6...Something About You - Level 42
11...13....6...On My Own - Patti Labelle & Michael McDonald
12...15....5...Is It Love - Mr Mister
13...18....4...Rough Boy - ZZ Top
14...19....5...Where Do The Children Go - Hooters
15...22....3...Mother's Talk - Tears For Fears
16....8....8...Take Me Home - Phil Collins
17...24....3...I Can't Wait - Stevie Nicks
18...25....3...Never As Good As The First Time - Sade
19...12....6...Holding Back The Years - Simply Red
20...27....3...I Do What I Do - John Taylor
21...23....5...All I Need Is A Miracle - Mike & The Mechanics
22...31....2...Your Wildest Dreams - Moody Blues
23...14....6...Saturday Love - Cherrelle with Alexander O'Neal
24....6...10...Goodbye Is Forever - Arcadia
25...26....4...Tomorrow Doesn't Matter Tonight - Starship
26...32....2...Feel It Again - Honeymoon Suite
27....4...10...Manic Monday - Bangles
28....9....9...Kiss - Prince
29...21....9...Bad Boy - Miami Sound Machine
30..---....1...Out Of Mind Out Of Sight - Models
31..---....1...There'll Be Sad Songs - Billy Ocean
32..---....1...Crush On You - Jets
33..---....1...Nothing At All - Heart
34..---....1...All The Things She Said - Simple Minds
35..---....1...Headed For The Future - Neil Diamond
36...37....2...Move Away - Culture Club
37..---....1...The Greatest Love Of All - Whitney Houston
38...28...10...Tender Love - Force MDs
39...33...11...How To Be A Millionaire - ABC
40...39...15...Stereotamy - Alan Parsons Project *
Top 10 LPs:
.1....1....3...The Other Side Of Side - Moody Blues **
.2....2...13...Adventures - Adventures **
.3....3....6...Parade - Prince *
.4....4...13...Balance Of Power - ELO **
.5....3...17...Stereotamy - Alan Parsons Project **
.6...10....2...Raised On Radio - Journey
.7....6...26...The Broadway Album - Barbra Streisand **
.8....7...10...Strange Behavior - Animotion
.9....9...18...Mike & The Mechanics - Mike & The Mechanics *
10....8...16...Rhythm & Romance - Rosanne Cash *
Tough week on my chart with only one song certified gold and that was barely hanging on at #40. Plus only half of the Top 10 albums reaching platinum status. But that was partially a reflection of the music that was moving out as there were a number of songs on this chart that would eventually be certified gold in the weeks to come. Including all of the songs in the Top 6 this week, with the #7 song just missing out on gold.
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Post by soundmagazine on May 4, 2010 22:26:21 GMT -5
I'm a little late to the party... Rob's Top 30 -- April 20, 1991 28 00 00 01 Together Forever-Lisette Melendez (I have no idea how this song goes today lol) I remember it well since it peaked at #2 on my chart. Great dance song. You should give it another spin. |
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Post by soundmagazine on May 4, 2010 22:31:07 GMT -5
The next scheduled show is from 1988. UU-BRU Radio Playlist For Week Ending April 23, 1988 10 11 Jermaine Stewart Say It Again 29 29 Merry Clayton Yes Great to see the Jermaine Stewart song in both of our Top 10. Interesting to see "Yes" on all of our charts but it failed to reach AT40. |
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Post by soundmagazine on May 4, 2010 22:38:46 GMT -5
4/23/88 19 25 I Should Be So Lucky - Kylie Minogue There are a couple of songs on your chart that I am not familiar with that I'll have to check out. But one I am very familiar with is the Kylie Minogue song, which also reached my Top 20. It's rare for an artist who began in the 80's to release a song after year 2000 that I consider their best work, but that's what happened when "Can't Get You Out Of My Head" was released in 2001. |
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Post by soundmagazine on May 4, 2010 22:42:49 GMT -5
Next up: 5-3-86 UU-BRU Radio Playlist For Week Ending May 3, 1986 The Hooters were wrapping up a full year in the top ten on my album chart. "Nervous Night" is one of my most favorite (and revisited) records of the 1980's. A full year in the Top 10 is remarkable. The album spent 40 weeks on my LP chart and started out with a bang when "All You Zombies" reached #1 on my chart. |
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Post by canfan on May 8, 2010 10:34:51 GMT -5
.......... And you are right, the 60's were incredible. I only wish Casey would have started AT40 earlier so we could be enjoying those programs on radio as well. But thankfully there are shows that represent my favorite years of 1970, 1971, & 1972. I'm with you on 2 of your favourite 70's years. My favourites in order are 1971, 1972 and 1974. I remember listening to an AT40 classic countdown last September from 1971 and was really enjoying all the great songs like "Maggie May", "Signs", "Uncle Albert", "Superstar", "Do You Know What I Mean", "How Can You Mend a Broken Heart"..some of my favourite songs of all time. After it was over, I said to myself, that was one heck of a countdown! |
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Post by canfan on May 8, 2010 10:40:57 GMT -5
I've had a one month hiatus due to the dates of recent Classic AT40 70/80s broadcasts. Good to get back into posting form. Here's one for this weekend's classic 80's broadcast.
It's an extremely volatile week with some big leaps into the top 5. Ambrosia rockets up to #5 with "Biggest Part Of Me" that would become the song of the year and spend 5 weeks at #1, which is the most of any song in my charting years.
Looking back at the songs, I see a lot of easy listening, AOR type songs that year. It didn't seem unusual at the time, but now it really seems to stand out.
May 10, 1980
TW LW WKS
.1...12....5...Dont Fall In Love With A Dreamer - Kenny Rogers with Kim Carnes
.2...14....5...Brass In Pocket - The Pretenders
.3....1....7...You May Be Right - Billy Joel
.4...11....6...Pilot Of The Airwaves - Charlie Dore
.5...21....3...Biggest Part Of Me - Ambrosia
.6....3...10...Call Me - Blondie
.7....6....7...Lost In Love - Air Supply
.8....9....7...Sexy Eyes - Dr. Hook
.9....4....7...Cars - Gary Numan
10...20....4...Breakdown Dead Ahead - Boz Scaggs
11....5...10...Ride Like The Wind - Christopher Cross
12....2...14...Another Brick In The Wall Part 2- Pink Floyd
13...17....5...Do Right - Paul Davis
14...15....5...Hold On To My Love - Jimmy Ruffin
15....8...10...I Can't Tell You Why - Eagles
16...27....4...Heart Hotels - Dan Fogelberg
17...18....6...Anyway You Want It - Journey
18...33....2...Funky Town - Lipps Inc.
19....7...10...Special Lady - Ray, Goodman & Brown
20...10....9...With You I'm Born Again - Billy Preston & Syreeta
21...22....4...Love And Affection - Bill King
22...25....4...Hurt So Bad - Linda Ronstadt
23...30....3...Coming Up - Paul McCartney
24...31....3...I Can't Help It - Andy Gibb & Olivia Newton John
25...19...11...Fire Lake - Bob Seger
26...29....5...Lucky Me - Anne Murray
27...34....3...Rock Lobster - The B52's
28...36....2...Against The Wind - Bob Seger
29...13....6...Set Me Free - Utopia
30...32....4...Stomp - The Brothers Johnson
31...38....2...The Rose - Bette Midler
32...24....5...Think About Me - Fleetwood Mac
33...35....3...Fire In The Morning - Melissa Manchester
34...39....2...The Seduction - The James Last Band
35...--....1...Train In Vain - The Clash
36...23...10...Off The Wall - Michael Jackson
37...--....1...Should Have Never Let You Go - Neil & Dara Sedaka
38...--....1...Steal Away - Robbie Dupree
39...26...15...Longer - Dan Fogelberg
40...--....1...Ghee Whiz - Bernadette Peters
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Post by shadster on May 8, 2010 11:40:28 GMT -5
5/3/86
LW TW
7 20 Force MDs. Tenderlove
19 19 ZZTop. Stages
* 18 Whitney Houston.
17 17 Mike an the mechanics. Asll I need is a miracle
16 16 Stevie Nicks
12 15 38 special. 45
14 14 Dire straits. so far away
13 13 Hands across america
* 12 Honeymoon suite. Feel it again
11 11 Journey. Open arms
10 10 Falco. Rock me amadeous
9 9 Petshop boys. west end girls
* 8 Jermaine Jackson. I think its love
* 7 OMD. If you leave
* 6 Level 42. Somethin about you
2 5 Robert Palmer. Addicted to love
5 4 Nu shooz. I cant wait
4 3 Phil Collins. Take me home
1 2 Frida. I know theres somethin goin on
20 1 ZZTop. Roughboy
since i didnt start charting till 1985 offucially, thus there are a few songs from 84 an 83 on here
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