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Post by chrislc on Jun 25, 2011 22:49:28 GMT -5
I believe there were 9 #1 songs in this weeks' 6/21/75 countdown, which seems like quite a few.
Does anyone know which week in the 70s had the most #1s in the Top 40? I would think sometime in early 1975 would be a likely answer.
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Post by dukelightning on Jun 26, 2011 8:25:48 GMT -5
I believe there were 9 #1 songs in this weeks' 6/21/75 countdown, which seems like quite a few. Does anyone know which week in the 70s had the most #1s in the Top 40? I would think sometime in early 1975 would be a likely answer. Good guess. That is something that I keep track of. The weeks of 1/18/75 and 5/7/77 have 13 #1 songs in them...among shows that have played this year. Since I have it and in case someone asks, the top 10 with the most #1 songs is 9/21/74 with 8. |
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Post by Hervard on Jun 26, 2011 11:18:07 GMT -5
I believe there were 9 #1 songs in this weeks' 6/21/75 countdown, which seems like quite a few. Does anyone know which week in the 70s had the most #1s in the Top 40? I would think sometime in early 1975 would be a likely answer. Good guess. That is something that I keep track of. The weeks of 1/18/75 and 5/7/77 have 13 #1 songs in them...among shows that have played this year. Since I have it and in case someone asks, the top 10 with the most #1 songs is 9/21/74 with 8. Let me guess - with all the big drops from #1 around that time, they were all present or future #1s, right?  |
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Post by dukelightning on Jun 26, 2011 11:42:42 GMT -5
If you are referring to the top 10 of 9/21/74, the big drops from #1 started the next week when the #1 song of 9/21 fell to 12. So there were former and future #1s on that top 10.
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