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A-11 - Johnny Paycheck
Paul McCartney & Wings, "Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-five"
Anyone know if this one got any significant extra airplay in 1985? I didn't recall hearing it anywhere at the time.
Anyone know if this one got any significant extra airplay in 1985? I didn't recall hearing it anywhere at the time.
One Bad Apple - The Osmonds
99 Years--Guy Mitchell
Six Days On The Road – Dave Dudley
Sweet Little Sixteen--Chuck Berry
"You're Sixteen (You're Beautiful, and You're Mine)" - Johnny Burnette
Sixteen Candles--Crests
At Seventeen - Janis Ian
Two Divided By Love--Grassroots
One (is the loneliest number) - Three Dog Night
GridLeakBias said:
Already posted that one, but maybe this one was posted too:
Magnificent Seven--Al Caiola
We be getting a lot of reruns - hard to remember when the thread gets long. "Mag 7" is a good pick, Al Caiolo is a guitar master not known by many these days. Thanks...radioman148 said:
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Dickey Lee who was a bit of a pop star in the 60's, became a country star in the 70's and he had a pretty big country hit on the RCA label with 9,999,999 tears......
There is a current top-10 A/C I play in Spokane 1-2-3-4(I Love You)/Plain White T's
Back in 1975 Pete Winfield had "18 With A Bullet," and of course I'd bet due to some payola, it's did hit #18 with a bullet on Billboard's chart. Never forgot that week of AT40 with Casey.
Five for Fighting has the top-10 hit "100 Years"
3AM by Matchbox 20
Eric Clapton had the album "461 Ocean Blvd."
Simon & Garfunkel had "The 59th Street Bridge Song--Feeling Groovey"
Tommy Tutone---867-5309/Jenny in 1982.
Kimberly Locke has a top-120 A/C this decade with "8th World Wonder."
"9 TO 5" with Dolly Parton
There is my little contribution to this list...good list!!
There is a current top-10 A/C I play in Spokane 1-2-3-4(I Love You)/Plain White T's
Back in 1975 Pete Winfield had "18 With A Bullet," and of course I'd bet due to some payola, it's did hit #18 with a bullet on Billboard's chart. Never forgot that week of AT40 with Casey.
Five for Fighting has the top-10 hit "100 Years"
3AM by Matchbox 20
Eric Clapton had the album "461 Ocean Blvd."
Simon & Garfunkel had "The 59th Street Bridge Song--Feeling Groovey"
Tommy Tutone---867-5309/Jenny in 1982.
Kimberly Locke has a top-120 A/C this decade with "8th World Wonder."
"9 TO 5" with Dolly Parton
There is my little contribution to this list...good list!!
Three Cool Cats - The Coasters
When I'm 64 - The Beatles
When I'm 64 - The Beatles
Johnny Cash, "One Piece at a Time"
Queen, "Another One Bites the Dust"
Queen, "Another One Bites the Dust"
Seven Little Girls Sitting in the Backseat--Paul Evans
Nine More Miles--Georgie Young
Nine More Miles--Georgie Young
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