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Post by mrjukebox on Sept 24, 2013 6:59:58 GMT -5
In my critique of "I Could Never Miss You",the first sentence should've read:The only Lulu song that gets played on oldies/greatest hits stations is "To Sir With Love".
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Post by reachinforthestars on Sept 24, 2013 20:05:16 GMT -5
"AT40 Archives"-"Honey"-Bobby Goldsboro-When this song was released in early 1968,a lot of people thought it was pretty wimpy-However,it hits pretty close to home-It was exactly three months ago today that my soulmate & best friend,Aprile,died of complications from multiple sclerosis-I'll always think of her when I hear this song. I'm sometimes absent from this board for periods of time and I may have missed this sad news if you posted it earlier, but I am very sorry for your loss. A good friend of mine was recently diagnosed with MS. As for the song, it is only wimpy to those who have not endured such a loss.
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Post by Caseyfan4everRyanfanNever on Sept 24, 2013 20:23:13 GMT -5
#21-"I Could Never Miss You"-Lulu-The only Lulu song the oldies/greatest hits play is "To Sir With Love"-Why don't they give this one a spin?
They did on the Sept 5, 1981 show-there you'd hear both "To Sir With Love" and "I Could Never Miss You" but Casey doesn't mention that in either the intro or outro to either song.
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Post by 1finemrg on Sept 24, 2013 20:44:18 GMT -5
#21-"I Could Never Miss You"-Lulu-The only Lulu song the oldies/greatest hits play is "To Sir With Love"-Why don't they give this one a spin? They did on the Sept 5, 1981 show-there you'd hear both "To Sir With Love" and "I Could Never Miss You" but Casey doesn't mention that in either the intro or outro to either song. I'm a big fan of "Oh Me Oh My (I'm A Fool For You Baby)" which peaked at #22 in early 1970. And her rendition of "Shout" when she was 15 is great as well. Supposedly Jimmy Page was a session guitarist on that recording.
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Post by quatermass on Sept 25, 2013 12:09:25 GMT -5
"AT40 Archives"-"Honey"-Bobby Goldsboro-When this song was released in early 1968,a lot of people thought it was pretty wimpy-However,it hits pretty close to home-It was exactly three months ago today that my soulmate & best friend,Aprile,died of complications from multiple sclerosis-I'll always think of her when I hear this song. I'm sometimes absent from this board for periods of time and I may have missed this sad news if you posted it earlier, but I am very sorry for your loss. A good friend of mine was recently diagnosed with MS. As for the song, it is only wimpy to those who have not endured such a loss. Ditto
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Post by jamie9012 on Sept 26, 2013 11:32:19 GMT -5
It distressed me to read about your recent loss, MrJukebox. My thoughts are with you.
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Post by jamie9012 on Sept 26, 2013 11:40:38 GMT -5
Greetings!
I am late to deliver this list of songs, however I want to do it. I have had to go to the library to create it. This list will feature songs from American Top 40: The 1980s. The week was September 22, 1984.
40. STRUT- Sheena Easton- I hear this song on the radio sometimes. 39. DESERT MOON- Dennis DeYoung- His voice has so much emotion. It is unique. I also like some songs from the band he was with, called Styx. 38. ALL OF US- Julio Iglesias and Diana Ross- Although I do not remember this song very well, I did like it. 37. FLESH FOR FANTASY- Billy Idol- I did not hear this song. 36. WHO WEARS THESE SHOES- Elton John- Unfortunately, I do not remember this song either. Many times, I try to note how a song sounds. 35. SWEPT AWAY- Diana Ross- Please read above. I am sorry. 34. ONLY WHEN YOU LEAVE- Spandau Ballet- I remember that I liked this song. Spandau Ballet also recorded songs called "True" and "Gold". I learned about "Gold" from a video game. I hope that an episode from 1983 will be heard soon. According to the information on my Compact Disc, "True" peaked on the Billboard Hot 100 in October of 1983. 33. BOP 'TIL YOU DROP- Rick Springfield- When I listed the songs on notebook paper, I made an error in the spelling of the title of this song. I called it "Pop Til You Drop". 32. ON THE DARK SIDE- John Cafferty and The Beaver Brown Band- This was a great song. The lead singer sounds like Bruce Springsteen or Elvis Presley. 31. SOME GUYS HAVE ALL THE LUCK- Rod Stewart- This was another good song. 30. IF EVER YOU'RE IN MY ARMS AGAIN- Peabo Bryson- This was a great song. 29. I'M SO EXCITED- The Pointer Sisters- This song makes me excited. 28. ARE WE OURSELVES- The Fixx- I do not remember this song. 27. GO INSANE- Lindsay Buckingham- Unfortunately, I do not remember this song. Lindsay Buckingham is a member of the group Fleetwood Mac. 26. THERE GOES MY BABY- Donna Summer- I remember that I missed this song, so I do not know how it sounds. 25. THE LUCKY ONE- Laura Branigan- This was a great song! I have a Compact Disc which features some of her biggest hit songs, and this was on it. Also, I purchased her first album, "Branigan", and I love all of the songs on it. Some of them are "All Through The Night", "Gloria", and "Down Like A Rock". It would have been great to watch her in concert. 24. ROCK ME TONIGHT- Billy Squier- I heard this song on the last episode from 1984. 23. WHEN DOVES CRY- Prince- I am not sure if this song is credited to Prince or Prince and The Revolution. I hear it many times on the radio. However, I do not know how doves cry. 22. CARIBBEAN QUEEN (NO MORE LOVE ON THE RUN)- Billy Ocean- This song peaked at #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 in November of 1984. It also peaked at #2 in Germany. 21. WE'RE NOT GONNA TAKE IT- Twisted Sister- No! We ain't gonna take it! 20. SUNGLASSES AT NIGHT- Corey Hart- This song sounds scary. 19. TORTURE- The Jacksons- I do not remember this song. 18. LIGHTS OUT- Peter Wolf- This was a good song. 17. WHEN YOU CLOSE YOUR EYES- Night Ranger- I like many songs from this band. 16. LUCKY STAR- Madonna- I can imagine a dark sky filled with many distant stars and planets when I hear this song. 15. DYNAMITE- Jermaine Jackson- I do not remember this song very well. 14. HARD HABIT TO BREAK- Chicago- This was a great song! I like many songs from Chicago. 13. GHOSTBUSTERS- Ray Parker Jr.- I hear this song many times in October. 12. STUCK ON YOU- Lionel Richie- This is another song title that I misspelled when I listed the songs on paper. I called it "Stuck With You". However, that is the title of a song from Huey Lewis and The News. I like "Stuck On You". 11. COVER ME- Bruce Springsteen- I do not remember this song. 10. CRUEL SUMMER- Bananarama- This was a great song, despite the fact that it makes me think of the very hot days. 9. I JUST CALLED TO SAY I LOVE YOU- Stevie Wonder- This was another great song! 8. THE GLAMOUROUS LIFE- Sheila E.- This song was written by Prince. I did not know this until I researched this song. 7. THE WARRIOR- Scandal- This was a great song! 6. IF THIS IS IT- Huey Lewis and The News- I think I remember seeing part of the music video for this song. The members of the band were at a beach or a lake. I love this song, and I am always happy when I hear it on the radio. 5. DRIVE- The Cars- This song sounds very different from many of their other hit songs. 4. WHAT'S LOVE GOT TO DO WITH IT- Tina Turner- Although she has had many other hit songs, this is the only one that I hear on the radio. Also, I hear it many times. 3. SHE BOP- Cyndi Lauper- I am not able to understand many things that she says in this song. 2. LET'S GO CRAZY- Prince- Unfortunately, I did not hear this song because the radio station removed the show. However, I am familiar with it, and I like it! 1. MISSING YOU- John Waite- I hear this song many times on the radio. I learned of it in 2004.
Thank you for reading.
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Post by pb on Sept 26, 2013 13:48:09 GMT -5
This is a good example of a song "radio has chosen to ignore" to use a phrase I see often in this thread.
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Post by Hervard on Sept 28, 2013 14:18:23 GMT -5
American Top 40: The 70s - September 28, 2013
This week's presentation - September 25, 1976
Droppers: DR. TARR AND PROFESSOR FETHER - ALAN PARSONS PROJECT (37) - wtf did this sound like again? KISS AND SAY GOODBYE - THE MANHATTANS (34) - No big loss at all, as this is definitely a "No. Just no" song IMO. I CAN'T HEAR YOU NO MORE - HELEN REDDY (32) - As I recall, this song was disco, and not as cheesy as many of her other songs. STREET SINGIN - LADY FLASH (27) - I don't remember how this song goes, but as I recall, it wasn't anything special.
40: FERNANDO - ABBA (debut) - Great song! One of my favorite songs by them (though not quite as good as "Dancing Queen" or "The Winner Takes It All"). 39: DON'T STOP BELIEVIN' - OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN (33) - Not a "Hot Journey premake", and nowhere near as good as that song, but it's pretty good nonetheless. 38: THE WRECK OF THE EDMUND FITZGERALD - GORDON LIGHTFOOT (debut) - Great song! A few weeks back, my pastor compared that song to the hymn "Here In This Place", and I actually can hear the resemblance between the two songs. 37: YOU ARE THE WOMAN - FIREFALL (debut) - Great song! This and "Just Remember I Love You" are my two favorites by them (though I do recall that I liked their 1981 hit "Staying With It", but I'd have to take another listen to that one, since I don't remember how it goes). 36: SUNRISE - ERIC CARMEN (40) - This was OK, but not quite as good as his previous two hits (and the general pop audience apparently didn't think so, as this song peaked at #34 the following week and then dropped off the Top 40 the week after that. 35: SUPERSTAR - PAUL DAVIS (36) - This song wasn't bad, but I preferred his later hits. 34: GET THE FUNK OUT MA FACE - THE BROTHERS JOHNSON (38) - Meh, typical roof-raising R&B. 33: BABY I LOVE YOUR WAY - PETER FRAMPTON (30) - This song was OK, but I preferred the other two releases from "Frampton Comes Alive". 32: IT'S O.K. - THE BEACH BOYS (39) - The title of this song says it all. 31: THIS MASQUERADE - GEORGE BENSON (29) - Good song, but I preferred his next release, which was an AC hit. 30: BETH - KISS (debut) - Great song! One of their best! 29: LET 'EM IN - WINGS (24) - Good song, but not quite their best. 28: HEAVEN MUST BE MISSING AN ANGEL (PART 1) - TAVARES (25) - This one wasn't that bad, considering my opinion about R&B disco hits. 27: (DON'T FEAR) THE REAPER - BLUE OYSTER CULT (31) - Good song - not sure if I prefer this or "Burnin' For You". 26: ONE LOVE IN MY LIFETIME - DIANA ROSS (28) - Good song - was she trying to make this sound like "Ain't No Mountain High Enough"? 25: DON'T GO BREAKING MY HEART - ELTON JOHN & KIKI DEE (14) - Great song! Definitely a classic! 24: MAGIC MAN - HEART (26) - Good song, but I prefer many others by them. 23: I ONLY WANT TO BE WITH YOU - BAY CITY ROLLERS (35) - Great song! I think it's a tie between this and Samantha Fox for my favorite version of this song. 22: SHOWER THE PEOPLE - JAMES TAYLOR (22) - Great song, with a positive message. 21: ROCK'N ME - THE STEVE MILLER BAND (23) - Good song, but I preferred their next hit. 20: YOU SHOULD BE DANCING - THE BEE GEES (10) - This song was OK, but not quite my favorite by them. 19: THAT'LL BE THE DAY - LINDA RONSTADT (20) - Good song, but I prefer the original by Buddy Holly. 18: WHO'D SHE COO - THE OHIO PLAYERS (18) - Typical roof-raising R&B... 17: WHAM BAM (SHANG-A-LANG) - SILVER (19) - Great song! I have the Barry Scott's Lost 45s CD with this song on it (but you probably already knew that, didn't you?) 16: SHE'S GONE - HALL & OATES (20) - Pretty good song, but nothing exceptional. 15: GETAWAY - EARTH, WIND & FIRE (17) - Good song, though not my favorite by them. OPTIONAL EXTRA: I NEVER CRY - ALICE COOPER - I used to really like this song, but earlier this year, after hearing it on an AT40 Flashback, this song kept going through my mind several days afterward and was driving me crazy. 14: A LITTLE BIT MORE - DR. HOOK (15) - No. Just no. 13: STILL THE ONE - ORLEANS (16) - Great song, though I didn't like the hack job they did on this. 12: WITH YOUR LOVE - JEFFERSON STARSHIP (12) - Good song - sounds a lot like their hit "Miracles" from the year before. 11: SAY YOU LOVE ME - FLEETWOOD MAC (11) - Great song! One of my favorite Christine McVie led hits by them! 10: YOU'LL NEVER FIND ANOTHER LOVE LIKE MINE - LOU RAWLS (5) - Great song! This one was chopped down pretty good, I believe. 9: DISCO DUCK (PART 1) - RICK DEES (13) - No. Just no. 8: IF YOU LEAVE ME NOW - CHICAGO (9) - Great song! One I remember quite well from back in the day. 7: SUMMER - WAR (8) - Good song. Released about a month too late - I wonder if it would have otherwise gone to #1? 6: DEVIL WOMAN - CLIFF RICHARD (7) - Pretty good, but I prefer several others by him. 5: LOWDOWN - BOZ SCAGGS (6) - It's okies, but possibly my least favorite song by him. 4: (SHAKE, SHAKE, SHAKE) SHAKE YOUR BOOTY - K.C. & THE SUNSHINE BAND (2) - This was OK, but I prefer a few others by them. 3: A FIFTH OF BEETHOVEN - WALTER MURPHY & THE BIG APPLE BAND (4) - Interesting disco rendition of the Beethoven classic. 2: I'D REALLY LOVE TO SEE YOU TONIGHT - ENGLAND DAN & JOHN FORD COLEY (3) - Great song! Possibly my favorite song by them (although I like all of their big hits). 1: PLAY THAT FUNKY MUSIC - WILD CHERRY (1) - Good song, though somewhat overplayed (it's worlds better than Vanilla Ice's unnecessary remake from the early 90s).
Predictions for next week: I predict either 1974 or 1977.
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Post by mga707 on Sept 28, 2013 14:59:10 GMT -5
in the day. 7: SUMMER - WAR (8) - Good song. Released about a month too late - I wonder if it would have otherwise gone to #1? Surprisingly, "Summer" is not the first 'summer' song that has peaked at or after the autumnal equinox. At least War's hit peaked around the end of September. Two other 'summer classics' actually peaked in October: Sly and the Family Stone's "Hot Fun In the Summertime" and Mungo Jerry's "In the Summertime", at #2 in October 1969 and #3 in October 1970 respectively.
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Post by mga707 on Sept 28, 2013 15:07:17 GMT -5
14: A LITTLE BIT MORE - DR. HOOK (15) - No. Just no. I think this is my favorite Dr. Hook song. I like the way that they slip some fairly explicit sexual imagery into a pretty pop tune. Similar in that vein to (of course) "Afternoon Delight" and "Miracles".
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Post by vto66 on Sept 28, 2013 15:22:28 GMT -5
Interesting observation about "A Fifth of Beethoven". A similar arrangement of this song can now be heard over the opening credits of one of the most popular shows currently in syndication. Hint: "SSSHHHH!!!!" "I"M SPEAKING!!!!!"
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Post by Hervard on Sept 28, 2013 17:07:09 GMT -5
American Top 40: The 80s - September 28, 2013
This week's presentation - September 26, 1981
Dropped: I'M IN LOVE - EVELYN KING (40) - Hmmm, I guess she'd dropped the Champagne from her name at this point. Anyway, I don't remember exactly how this song goes, but I seem to recall that there was a resemblance between it and "Serious" by Donna Allen. CHLOE - ELTON JOHN (34) - Good song - one of his more underrated hits. YOU COULD TAKE MY HEART AWAY - SILVER CONDOR (32) - Great song. Shame that it dropped off.
LW#1: ENDLESS LOVE - DIANA ROSS & LIONEL RICHIE - I'll comment on this later. 40: SAY GOODBYE TO HOLLYWOOD - BILLY JOEL (debut) - This song wasn't bad, but definitely not his best. 39: STRAIGHT FROM THE HEART - THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND (39) - Great song! Definitely one of the most underrated songs of 1981, as #39 was all the further it got. 38: SOME DAYS ARE DIAMONDS - JOHN DENVER (36) - Good song, but not quite as good as most of his 70s hits. 37: FIRE AND ICE - PAT BENETAR (30) - Good song, but I preferred a few others by her. 36: REALLY WANNA KNOW YOU - GARY WRIGHT (24) - Great song! Too bad his comeback didn't last too long. 35: SHE'S A BAD MAMA JAMA (SHE'S BUILT, SHE'S STACKED) - CARL CARLTON (debut) - Good song. Not sure if I prefer this or "Everlasting Love". 34: GENERAL HOSPI-TALE - THE AFTERNOON DELIGHTS (35) - Meh, not a huge fan of this one (I'd probably appreciate the song more if I watched General Hospital, which I don't). 33: JUST ONCE - QUINCY JONES FEATURING JAMES INGRAM (38) - Good song, though I preferred their other collaboration, which charted the following spring. 32: THE BREAKUP SONG - THE GREG KINH BAND (17) - Good song, though not quite as good as "Jeopardy". ARCHIVES: DOCK OF THE BAY - OTIS REDDING - Good song - not sure if I prefer this or Michael Bolton's 1988 remake. OPTIONAL EXTRA: HERE I AM (JUST WHEN I THOUGHT I WAS OVER YOU) - AIR SUPPLY - Great song! One of my favorites by them! 31: TRYIN' TO LIVE MY LIFE WITHOUT YOU - BOB SEGER (debut) - Great song! I like a lot of Seger's live material. 30: WHEN SHE WAS MY GIRL - THE FOUR TOPS (37) - Great song! I actually prefer this over many of their classic hits, which are also great. 29: COOL LOVE - PABLO CRUISE (16) - Great song! Too bad this fell short of the Top Ten (though on the R&R chart, it managed to hit the Top Five). 28: DRAW OF THE CARDS - KIM CARNES (28) - Meh, this was OK, but it didn't hold a candle to "Bette Davis Eyes". 27: WE'RE IN THIS LOVE TOGETHER - AL JARREAU (34) - Great song! Jarreau does a lot of great jazz-flavored songs. LDD: HOW MUCH LOVE - LEO SAYER - Great song! One of his best! 26: I'VE DONE EVERYTHING FOR YOU - RICK SPRINGFIELD (31) - Good song, but I prefer his other song on the chart this week. 25: THEME FROM "GREATEST AMERICAN HERO" (BELIEVE IT OR NOT) - JOEY SCARBURY (15) - Great song! One of the best television show themes ever! 24: HARD TO SAY - DAN FOGELBERG (29) - Great song! One of my favorites by him! 23: SUPER FREAK - RICK JAMES (26) - I'm not a big fan of his, but this one's not bad (probably because the bassline was sampled in "U Can't Touch This" by MC Hammer. 22: BREAKING AWAY - BALANCE (23) - Good song. Sounds like they might have been inspired by Rocky Burnette's "Tired Of Toein' The Line" for the melody of this song. ARCHIVES: HONEY - BOBBY GOLDSBORO - Meh, kind geezerly. OPTIONAL EXTRA: EVERY LITTLE THING SHE DOES IS MAGIC - THE POLICE - Great song! Not sure if I prefer this or "Don't Stand So Close To Me". 21: I COULD NEVER MISS YOU - LULU (22) - Great song! Another song that sounds like a previous hit (in this case, "The Immigrant" by Neil Sedaka). 20: IN YOUR LETTER - REO SPEEDWAGON (21) - Great song! Has sort of a sixties sound to it. 19: SHARE YOUR LOVE - KENNY ROGERS (25) - Good song, though far from being his best. 18: PRIVATE EYES - HALL & OATES (29) - Good song. As I've said before, as much as this sounds like "Kiss On My List", I like the latter a lot better. 17: THE NIGHT OWLS - THE LITTLE RIVER BAND (20) - Good song, though I prefer several others by them. 16: THE VOICE - THE MOODY BLUES (18) - Great song! I liked most of their 80s hits over their earlier ones. 15: JESSIE'S GIRL - RICK SPRINGFIELD (13) - Great song! One of his best! 14: FOR YOUR EYES ONLY - SHEENA EASTON (19) - See above comment, only change the gender word. 13: THE BEACH BOYS MEDLEY - THE BEACH BOYS (14) - Good selection of great classics by them! 12: SLOW HAND - THE POINTER SISTERS (10) - Great song! Possibly my favorite song by them of all time! 11: HOLD ON TIGHT - E.L.O. (12) - Meh, not a huge fan of this one. Definitely one of my least favorites by them. ARCHIVES: TIGHTEN UP - ARCHIE BELL & THE DRELLS - Ugh, this was annoying! OPTIONAL EXTRA: OUR LIPS ARE SEALED - THE GO-GOS - Great song! One of their best! 10: START ME UP - THE ROLLING STONES (11) - Meh, this one was quite overplayed. 9: LADY (YOU BRING ME UP) - THE COMMODORES (8) - Great song! Their next-to-last hit with Lionel Richie on lead. 8: STEP BY STEP - EDDIE RABBITT (9) - Great song! Casey mentioned how this song was remaining true to its title - little did he know that it would continue to take it step by step all the way to its peak of #5. LDD: THE WANDERER - DONNA SUMMER - Great song, and fitting for the dedication. 7: ARTHUR'S THEME - CHRISTOPHER CROSS (7) - Great song! One of my favorite songs of the 1980s! 6: WHO'S CRYING NOW - JOURNEY (6) - Good song, but I prefer many of their other hits. 5: (THERE'S) NO GETTING OVER ME - RONNIE MILSAP (5) - Wow, the top seven must have been really tight, as there were three songs in a row stuck at the same positions they held the previous week. Anyway, this is a good song - it and his 1982 hit "Any Day Now" sound very much alike. 4: URGENT - FOREIGNER (4) - This song was OK, but definitely not their best. 3: STOP DRAGGIN' MY HEART AROUND - STEVIE NICKS WITH TOM PETTY (3) - See my comment for #4. OPTIONAL EXTRA: NO REPLY AT ALL - GENESIS - Good song, but definitely not their best. 2: QUEEN OF HEARTS - JUICE NEWTON (2) - Great song, though her three 1982 songs are still my favorites. 1: ENDLESS LOVE - DIANA ROSS & LIONEL RICHIE (1) - Good song - this song broke the record for the longest time at #1 for a vocal duet this week (and thank God it broke the tie, as the song it tied, "In The Year 2525" was definitely a "No. Just no" song due to how depressing it is.
I was listening to the show on CKPE. The Canadian songs played (per the "at least one Canadian song per hour" were: Patio Lanterns - Kim Mitchell Diana - Bryan Adams Wave Babies - Honeymoon Suite Fine State Of Affairs - Burton Cummings
Predictions for next week: Well, as we all know, they've skimped on the 1983 shows this year. Next week, I predict the show from October 9, 1983. My back-up prediction is October 4, 1980, which is a 2010 repeat. I hope they hold off until the following week so they can run the October 11, 1980 show, which was never before featured on the series.
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Post by dukelightning on Sept 29, 2013 7:20:29 GMT -5
in the day. 7: SUMMER - WAR (8) - Good song. Released about a month too late - I wonder if it would have otherwise gone to #1? Surprisingly, "Summer" is not the first 'summer' song that has peaked at or after the autumnal equinox. At least War's hit peaked around the end of September. Two other 'summer classics' actually peaked in October: Sly and the Family Stone's "Hot Fun In the Summertime" and Mungo Jerry's "In the Summertime", at #2 in October 1969 and #3 in October 1970 respectively. And 2 more summer classics at least for me peaked in November. "Summer Breeze" in 1972 and "Summer the First Time" in 1973. BTW, both songs will be featured in shows this year when they were one week away from peaking.
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Post by mga707 on Sept 29, 2013 15:58:03 GMT -5
Surprisingly, "Summer" is not the first 'summer' song that has peaked at or after the autumnal equinox. At least War's hit peaked around the end of September. Two other 'summer classics' actually peaked in October: Sly and the Family Stone's "Hot Fun In the Summertime" and Mungo Jerry's "In the Summertime", at #2 in October 1969 and #3 in October 1970 respectively. And 2 more summer classics at least for me peaked in November. "Summer Breeze" in 1972 and "Summer the First Time" in 1973. BTW, both songs will be featured in shows this year when they were one week away from peaking. You're right, of course: Bobby Goldsboro's "Summer" peaked at #21 the week ending 11/10/73, while "Summer Breeze" (which didn't even chart until Labor Day week) was even later--#6 the two weeks ending 11/25 and 12/2/72. Songs with "summer" in the title that actually peaked between the solstice and the equinox seem to be harder to find than ones that peaked later!
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