60's Satellite Survey

[mitchm]

I listened to the latest show, 09/17/66, Monday morning on demand. I timed it at a little over 2.15. Next week's show will be from 1961.

[jblues]

60s Gold Satellite Survey Week Of Sept 17 1966 Aired 09-14-2024 Dave Hoeffel

40 – The Beach Boys – God Only Knows (Fabulous Flip Side Of #08)
39 – Billy Stewart - Summertime
38 – Love – 7 & 7 Is
37 – Frank Sinatra – Summer Wind
36 – Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass – Flamingo (I)
Survey Extra – High Debut Of The Week – Tommy Roe – Hooray For Hazel
35 – Stevie Wonder – Blowin’ In The Wind
34 – Brian Hyland – The Joker Went Wild
33 – Chris Montez – There Will Never Be Another You
32 – Simon & Garfunkel – The Dangling Conversation
31 – Darrell Banks - Open The Door To Your Heart
Survey Extra – Staff Pick – Shelby Flint – Cast Your Fate To The Wind
30 – David Houston – Almost Persuaded
29 – Jimmy Ruffin – What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted
28 – The Four Seasons – I’ve Got You Under My Skin
27 – The Critters – Mr. Dieingly Sad
26 – The Four Tops – Reach Out, I’ll Be There
Survey Extra – #1 On The Easy Listening Chart – Roger Williams – Born Free
25 – (Question Mark) & The Mysterians – 96 Tears
24 – Neil Diamond - Cherry, Cherry
23 – Jr. Walker & The All Stars – How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You)
22 – The Outsiders - Respectable
21 – Tommy James & The Shondells – Say I Am (What I Am)
Survey Extra – Bubbling Under Hit – Manfred Mann – Just Like A Woman
20 – The Surfaris – Wipe Out (I)
19 – Ramsey Lewis – Wade In The Water (Biggest Instrumental Of The Week)
18 – Los Bravos – Black Is Black
17 – The Lovin’ Sthingyful – Summer In The City
16 – The Cyrkle – Turn-Down Day
Survey Extra – Staff Pick – Roger Miller – My Uncle Used To Love Me But She Died
15 – The Kinks – Sunny Afternoon
14 – The Beatles – Eleanor Rigby
13 – Lee Dorsey – Working In The Coal Mine
12 – Sandy Posey – Born A Woman
11 – The Temptations – Beauty Is Only Skin Deep
Survey Extra – Staff Pick – The Swingin’ Medallions – She Drives Me Out Of My Mind
10 – Bobby Hebb - Sunny
09 – The Sandpipers - Guantanamera
08 – The Beach Boys – Wouldn’t It Be Nice (Flip Side Of #40)
07 – Wilson Pickett – Land Of 1000 Dances
06 – The Happenings – See You In September
05 – The Hollies – Bus Stop
04 – The Association - Cherish
03 – Donovan – Sunshine Superman
02 – The Beatles – Yellow Submarine
01 – The Supremes – You Can’t Hurry Love

(Thanks to Allan F.)

[mrjukebox]

Likely chart date is 9/25/61-The # 1 song was "Take Good Care Of My Baby" by Bobby Vee.

[skyseth]

Sep 25 is the issue date for week ending Oct 01 .

The years 1960 and 1961 are confusing, thanks to Billboard.

Anyway, Sep 25 would be a good choice, never aired before.

[jgve1952]

Actually, "Week Ending" didn't start until January 1962. This became Saturdays, and prior it was on Mondays.

The chart from today is from 9-18-61, and it was technically the week OF 9-18-61, which would go up to 9-24-61.

[jgve1952]

#1 which we will hear later, was Bobby Vee's only #1 record, "Take Good Care of My Baby."

[jgve1952]

Next week will be 1968, and most likely 9-28-68, when "Hey Jude" began its 9 week run at #1 on the Billboard chart. I have to say you got your money's worth on this record--backed with "Revolution"; it would total over 10 minutes.

[mrjukebox]

"Hey Jude" & "Revolution" is the ultimate one-two punch.

[jblues]

60s Gold Satellite Survey Week Of Sept 24 1961 aired 09-21-24 Dave Hoeffel

40 – Hayley Mills – Let’s Get Together
39 – The Dovells – Bristol Stomp
38 – Brian Hyland – Let Me Belong To You
37 – Jackie Wilson – Years From Now
36 – The Chantels – Look In My Eyes
Survey Extra – High Debut Of The Week – Troy Shondell – This Time
35 – Ray Stevens - Jeremiah Peabody’s Poly-Unsaturated, Quick Dissolving, Fast Acting, Pleasant Tasting, Green & Purple Pills
34 – Ben E. King - Amor
33 – Jose Jimenez (Bill Dana) – The Astronaut Part 1 & 2
32 – Adam Wade – As If I Didn’t Know
31 – The Blue Jays - Lover’s Island
Survey Extra – Cut From #1 Album - Judy Garland – You Go To My Head
30 – Ann-Margret – I Just Don’t Understand
29 – Gary (U.S.) Bonds - School Is Out
28 – The Mar-keys – Last Night (I)
27 – Ray Charles – Hit The Road Jack
26 – Linda Scott – Don’t Bet Money Honey
Survey Extra - #1 On The Country Charts – George Jones – Tender Years
25 – The Halos - Nag
24 – Patsy Cline – I Fall To Pieces
23 – Bobby Darin – You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby
22 – Bob Moore & His Orchestra – Mexico (Biggest Instrumental Of The Week)
21 – The Four Preps – More Money For You & Me (Medley)
Survey Extra – Staff Pick – Tommy Hunt - Human
20 – Brook Benton – Frankie & Johnny
19 – Pat Boone – Big Cold Wind
18 – Timi Yuro - Hurt
17 – Barry Mann – Who Put The Bomp (In The Bomp, Bomp, Bomp)
16 – Bobby Lewis – Tossin’ & Turnin’
Survey Extra – Bubbling Under Hit – Teddy & The Continentals – Ev’rybody Pony
15 – Dick & DeeDee – The Mountain’s High
14 – Ike & Tina Turner - It’s Gonna Work Out Fine
13 – Elvis Presley – Little Sister (Fabulous Flip Side Of #04)
12 – The Jarmels – A Little Bit Of Soap
11 – Ral Donner – You Don’t Know What You’ve Got (Until You Lose It)
Survey Extra - #1 In The UK – Shirley Bassey – Reach For The Stars
10 – The Dreamlovers - When We Get Married
09 – Bobby Lewis – One Track Mind
08 – Joe Dowell – Wooden Heart (Muss I Denn)
07 – Johnny Tillotson – Without You
06 – Lonnie Donnegan & His Skiffle Group – Does Your Chewing Gum Lose Its Flavor (On The Bedpost Over Night)
Survey Extra – Staff Pick – The Ly-Dells – Wizard Of Love
05 – Roy Orbison - Crying
04 – Elvis Presley (Marie’s The Name) His Latest Flame (Flip Side Of #13)
03 – The Jive Five – My True Story
02 – The Highwaymen - Michael
01 - Bobby Vee – Take Good Care Of My Baby

(Thanks to Allan F.)

[mkarns]

Dave noted that in 1978 Don McLean covered “Crying” and that “you can hear that on 70s on 7.” In fact, Don’s version didn’t become a hit single until later (early 1981 in the US, 1980 in Britain) so if you hear his rendition on any SXM Decades channel it would be 80s on 8.

[skyseth]

This weekend will be October1968.
Just hope it won't be Oct 05 because this chart's date was played in 2016 by lou Simon.

[jgve1952]

He should play 9-28-68, but I don't think repeating a chart from 8 years ago is really too bad. You should see what happens over at 80's on 8--some charts are played 3 consecutive years.

[mrjukebox]

What Billboard Hot 100 chart did Dave go with?

[jgve1952]

9-28-68.

[jgve1952]

Next Saturday will be 1960, and likely chart date is 10-10-60. #1 if 10-10-60 is not a favorite of mine "Mr. Custer." Just kind of on the cornball side to me, but enough people bought the record to make it to #1, so I guess I am in a minority!