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Hats off to the IT on the 70's on 7. This time the programmers did their homework. There playing eveything. Nothing left out like last time. Good Job.
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Agreed! Those were the years I went from childhood to adulthood. They are playing stuff I never heard when they were new. I just hope the second half of the 70's isn't too disco heavy. I understand that disco was big back then, but there was also alot of things that crossed over from AOR to Top 40. Were they calling it CHR back then? The most shocking things I've heard so far were the two single versions of Yes songs. Those being Roundabout and especially Yes' cover of Simon and Garfunkle's America. The Yes interpretation is quite a departure from the original, if I may understate the case. But to hear the edited version is a shock. Well, Uneasy Rider by Charlie Daniels just came on. Gotta go. Enjoy the rest of the decade.
> Hats off to the IT on the 70's on 7. This time the
> programmers did their homework. There playing eveything.
> Nothing left out like last time. Good Job.
>
> Hats off to the IT on the 70's on 7. This time the
> programmers did their homework. There playing eveything.
> Nothing left out like last time. Good Job.
>
> Hats off to the IT on the 70's on 7. This time the
> programmers did their homework. There playing eveything.
> Nothing left out like last time. Good Job.
>
I agree. Seems they borrowed some of the ideology of the 60's--ignore, the national charts, and look at playlists of the influential local Top 40 AM stations, which were charting a wide array of records and still maintained stong listenership and popularity in the early 70's. An example, is the song "Mongoose" by Elephants Memory. It peaked at #50 in September of 1970 on the national charts, but on KQV in Pittsburgh it was #1 for two weeks in a row. 70's on 7 added the song to IT this time around.
> programmers did their homework. There playing eveything.
> Nothing left out like last time. Good Job.
>
I agree. Seems they borrowed some of the ideology of the 60's--ignore, the national charts, and look at playlists of the influential local Top 40 AM stations, which were charting a wide array of records and still maintained stong listenership and popularity in the early 70's. An example, is the song "Mongoose" by Elephants Memory. It peaked at #50 in September of 1970 on the national charts, but on KQV in Pittsburgh it was #1 for two weeks in a row. 70's on 7 added the song to IT this time around.
> Agreed! Those were the years I went from childhood to
> adulthood. They are playing stuff I never heard when they
> were new. I just hope the second half of the 70's isn't too
> disco heavy. I understand that disco was big back then, but
> there was also alot of things that crossed over from AOR to
> Top 40. Were they calling it CHR back then? The most
> shocking things I've heard so far were the two single
> versions of Yes songs. Those being Roundabout and especially
> Yes' cover of Simon and Garfunkle's America. The Yes
> interpretation is quite a departure from the original, if I
> may understate the case. But to hear the edited version is a
> shock. Well, Uneasy Rider by Charlie Daniels just came on.
> Gotta go. Enjoy the rest of the decade.
>
> > Hats off to the IT on the 70's on 7. This time the
> > programmers did their homework. There playing eveything.
> > Nothing left out like last time. Good Job.
> >
>
even the osmonds have made it this time..they played crazy horses..down by the lazy river..hold her tight..and about 30 others..i listen to slayer. but the first lp i ever had was by the osmonds...<P ID="signature">______________
note to tvland...bring back wkrp!!!</P>
> adulthood. They are playing stuff I never heard when they
> were new. I just hope the second half of the 70's isn't too
> disco heavy. I understand that disco was big back then, but
> there was also alot of things that crossed over from AOR to
> Top 40. Were they calling it CHR back then? The most
> shocking things I've heard so far were the two single
> versions of Yes songs. Those being Roundabout and especially
> Yes' cover of Simon and Garfunkle's America. The Yes
> interpretation is quite a departure from the original, if I
> may understate the case. But to hear the edited version is a
> shock. Well, Uneasy Rider by Charlie Daniels just came on.
> Gotta go. Enjoy the rest of the decade.
>
> > Hats off to the IT on the 70's on 7. This time the
> > programmers did their homework. There playing eveything.
> > Nothing left out like last time. Good Job.
> >
>
even the osmonds have made it this time..they played crazy horses..down by the lazy river..hold her tight..and about 30 others..i listen to slayer. but the first lp i ever had was by the osmonds...<P ID="signature">______________
note to tvland...bring back wkrp!!!</P>
Re: IT '60's & 70's
Has anyone recorded all of the '60's and '70's sections of IT? I tried to do it last year and managed to get all of the '60's section, but stopped because I had to start a new recording every 6 hours or so. For some reason, Cool Edit starts behaving strangely for me if I try to record much beyond that. I was going to try again this year, but now that we have a puppy, I can't be around to babysit the recording process. If anyone has it, would you mind posting it on yousendit.com?
Has anyone recorded all of the '60's and '70's sections of IT? I tried to do it last year and managed to get all of the '60's section, but stopped because I had to start a new recording every 6 hours or so. For some reason, Cool Edit starts behaving strangely for me if I try to record much beyond that. I was going to try again this year, but now that we have a puppy, I can't be around to babysit the recording process. If anyone has it, would you mind posting it on yousendit.com?
> Hats off to the IT on the 70's on 7. This time the
> programmers did their homework. There playing eveything.
> Nothing left out like last time. Good Job.
>
Oh yeah, I agree. I not long ago I heard them playing Holly Holy
by Neil Diamond. Just a memory song from way back in the day when
I was french kissing my fisrt girlfriend in Barrington Ill. WOW!
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> programmers did their homework. There playing eveything.
> Nothing left out like last time. Good Job.
>
Oh yeah, I agree. I not long ago I heard them playing Holly Holy
by Neil Diamond. Just a memory song from way back in the day when
I was french kissing my fisrt girlfriend in Barrington Ill. WOW!
<P ID="signature">______________
art estrada</P>
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