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Post by mrjukebox on Jun 23, 2020 20:57:19 GMT -5
Hi,doofus67,I noticed a slight error on the countdown list from 6/27/64-You had "Alone" listed by The New Seekers at # 38-It was actually The Four Seasons.
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Post by doofus67 on Jun 23, 2020 23:54:19 GMT -5
Thanks, Mr. J. The New Seekers didn't even start making records until 1969-70! Where did I get that from???
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Post by doofus67 on Jun 28, 2020 2:06:22 GMT -5
60s SATELLITE SURVEY SPECIAL
PRE-CASEY COUNTDOWN: THE TOP 40 SONGS OF THE SECOND QUARTER OF 1970
Rankings from the book Ranking the '70s, by Dann Isbell and Bill Carroll; chart data based on Cash Box; overall decade rank in brackets
No extras this week.
40. YOU'RE THE ONE - PART II...Little Sister [#1348]
39. LONG LONESOME HIGHWAY...Michael Parks [#1289]
38. GOTTA HOLD ON TO THIS FEELING...Jr. Walker & the All Stars [#1284]
37. WHAT IS TRUTH...Johnny Cash [#1282]
36. THE BELLS...The Originals [#1256]
35. REACH OUT AND TOUCH (Somebody's Hand)...Diana Ross [#1254]
34. TENNESSEE BIRD WALK...Jack Blanchard and Misty Morgan [#1235]
33. LITTLE GREEN BAG...The George Baker Selection [#1145]
32. COME SATURDAY MORNING...The Sandpipers [#1125]
31. WOODSTOCK...Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young [#1113]
30. CALL ME...Aretha Franklin [#1010]
29. IT'S ALL IN THE GAME...The Four Tops [#969]
28. UP THE LADDER TO THE ROOF...The Supremes [#944]
27. UNITED WE STAND...The Brotherhood of Man [#922]
26. MY BABY LOVES LOVIN'...White Plains [#903]
25. DAUGHTER OF DARKNESS...Tom Jones [#864]
24. MAKE ME SMILE...Chicago [#847]
23. LOVE ON A TWO-WAY STREET...The Moments [#810]
22. FOR THE LOVE OF HIM...Bobbi Martin [#761]
21. EASY COME, EASY GO...Bobby Sherman [#675]
20. LOVE OR LET ME BE LONELY...The Friends of Distinction [#669]
19. VEHICLE...The Ides of March [#624]
18. REFLECTIONS OF MY LIFE...Marmalade [#592]
17. COME AND GET IT...Badfinger [#563]
16. THE LETTER...Joe Cocker [#534]
15. SOMETHING'S BURNING...Kenny Rogers & the First Edition [#503]
14. HOUSE OF THE RISING SUN...Frijid Pink [#494]
13. HITCHIN' A RIDE...Vanity Fare [#430]
12. TURN BACK THE HANDS OF TIME...Tyrone Davis [#407]
11. CECILIA...Simon & Garfunkel [#352]
10. LOVE GROWS (Where My Rosemary Goes)...Edison Lighthouse [#350]
9. EVERYTHING IS BEAUTIFUL...Ray Stevens [#341]
8. UP AROUND THE BEND...Creedence Clearwater Revival [#309]
7. WHICH WAY YOU GOIN' BILLY?...The Poppy Family (Featuring Susan Jacks) [#237]
6. GET READY...Rare Earth [#222]
5. THE LOVE YOU SAVE...The Jackson 5 [#135]
4. THE LONG AND WINDING ROAD...The Beatles [#129]
3. AMERICAN WOMAN...The Guess Who [#47]
2. SPIRIT IN THE SKY...Norman Greenbaum [#25]
1. ABC...The Jackson 5 [#10]
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Post by mrjukebox on Jun 28, 2020 6:55:26 GMT -5
Looking forward to this one-Dave Hoeffel does an outstanding job as host.
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Post by mrjukebox on Jun 28, 2020 14:02:48 GMT -5
While listening to this survey,ten of the forty songs were also heard on the initial episode of "AT40" on 7/4/70:
They were:"It's All In The Game","My Baby Loves Lovin","Love On A Two Way Street","Hitchin'A Ride","Everything Is Beautiful","Which Way you Goin'Billy?","Get Ready","The Love You Save" & "The Long & Winding Road".
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Post by mrjukebox on Jun 28, 2020 14:03:49 GMT -5
Oops!-I left out "United We Stand".
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Post by slf on Jun 28, 2020 19:16:03 GMT -5
Thanks, doofus67, for posting the songs from this weekend's survey. There were many exceptional songs on that countdown.
But I had to do a double take when I examined your intro to that post, the part where you stated that the chart data was from CASHBOX, not Billboard. Did Dave Hoeffel specify during or after the countdown that the chart data from Ranking The '70's was from Cashbox? My copy of Ranking The '60's seems to imply that data from BB, Cashbox, and Record World went into determining the rankings of songs from that decade.
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Post by OnWithTheCountdown on Jun 28, 2020 21:44:13 GMT -5
Catching the first few minutes of this now...hopefully it's something I can record and walk away from, to listen to later. In the middle of a grueling work schedule stretch right now, but got some time off mid-week. Pretty soon I'm going to start listening to the first AT40 show, then all the shows in order through the 1977 year-end.
Not overly familiar with this show (I wish I was), but enjoying it so far. Dave Hoeffel does a nice job hosting; smooth delivery.
I found a site a while back that has 60s Satellite Survey full shows from early fall 2013 through late summer 2014. Most feature the corresponding week from a 60s year, with an occasional special. Lou Simon hosted those.
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Post by doofus67 on Jun 29, 2020 1:56:09 GMT -5
OWTC, if you get the SiriusXM app, you can download an episode onto your device and keep it until it expires. Usually that's about six to eight weeks. This pre-Casey show is a really good one to start with. The Lou Simon shows were more in-depth, more nerdy if you will. They were longer, because Lou would have more personal reflections on the artists and the songs, and because he would play more extras. Enjoy! I hear you about the tough work schedule thing. As I post this, I'm diving into at least a two-week stretch in which I'm doing my main job full-time and overnight while juggling it with my other two jobs! This makes me look productive to the surveillance camera while things are slow.  Take care of yourself, and stay safe. |
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Post by doofus67 on Jun 29, 2020 2:43:05 GMT -5
slf, I'll quote what Dann Isbell and Bill Carroll wrote in the preface to RT70s:
"Both the authors gratefully acknowledge the Cash Box brain trust: Bruce Elrod, Christopher Elrod, and Doug Stroud for granting permission to slice and dice the 'Top 100' charts in this fashion. Kudos also go to Randy Price, a master chartologist in his own right, who adapted them for the web.
"The owners of the charts encourage enthusiasts to use their lists, and we encourage readers to refer to them to put our rankings in context. We applaud Cash Box for its open access approach to its charts."
It's been two years now since I first connected with Dr. Carroll on Facebook. (These days, we e-mail back and forth. Apologies for sounding like a big shot.) I asked him why the comprehensive mix of chart sources in RT60s was set aside in favor of Cash Box exclusively. He said that it was easier to acquire and retain the licensing rights.
So it was more a matter of convenience than a matter of preference -- even though we chart hounds on this Forum seem to agree that CB was a more accurate and realistic chart in the 70s than BB.
Hope that helps...
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Post by slf on Jun 29, 2020 18:21:33 GMT -5
slf, I'll quote what Dann Isbell and Bill Carroll wrote in the preface to RT70s: "Both the authors gratefully acknowledge the Cash Box brain trust: Bruce Elrod, Christopher Elrod, and Doug Stroud for granting permission to slice and dice the 'Top 100' charts in this fashion. Kudos also go to Randy Price, a master chartologist in his own right, who adapted them for the web. "The owners of the charts encourage enthusiasts to use their lists, and we encourage readers to refer to them to put our rankings in context. We applaud Cash Box for its open access approach to its charts." It's been two years now since I first connected with Dr. Carroll on Facebook. (These days, we e-mail back and forth. Apologies for sounding like a big shot.) I asked him why the comprehensive mix of chart sources in RT60s was set aside in favor of Cash Box exclusively. He said that it was easier to acquire and retain the licensing rights. So it was more a matter of convenience than a matter of preference -- even though we chart hounds on this Forum seem to agree that CB was a more accurate and realistic chart in the 70s than BB. Hope that helps... Thanks for taking time to explain. |
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Post by doofus67 on Jul 11, 2020 18:55:51 GMT -5
THE 60s SATELLITE SURVEY...Taken from the Billboard Hot 100 for the week ending 7/17/65
My favorites: #9, #31, #1, #15, #23.
40. SAVE YOUR HEART FOR ME...Gary Lewis & the Playboys [debut]
39. BABY I'M YOURS...Barbara Lewis [debut]
38. SHAKIN' ALL OVER...Guess Who [Chad Allan & the Expressions]
37. TAKE ME BACK...Little Anthony & the Imperials [debut]
36. YOU REALLY KNOW HOW TO HURT A GUY...Jan & Dean
35. THEME FROM "A SUMMER PLACE"...The Lettermen [debut]
EXTRA: YES IT IS...The Beatles [from the #1 album, Beatles VI]
34. DON'T JUST STAND THERE...Patty Duke [debut]
33. OO WEE BABY, I LOVE YOU...Fred Hughes
32. THIS LITTLE BIRD...Marianne Faithfull [peak]
31. SUNSHINE, LOLLIPOPS AND RAINBOWS...Lesley Gore
30. GIRL COME RUNNING...The 4 Seasons [peak]
EXTRA: BEFORE YOU GO...Buck Owens [#1 Country]
29. SITTING IN THE PARK...Billy Stewart
28. TONIGHT'S THE NIGHT...Solomon Burke [peak]
EXTRA: IT'S GONNA TAKE A MIRACLE...The Royalettes [Staff Pick]
27. I WANT CANDY...The Strangeloves
26. I LIKE IT LIKE THAT...The Dave Clark Five
25. SET ME FREE...The Kinks
EXTRA: UNCHAINED MELODY...The Righteous Brothers [highest debut on Hot 100]
24. HERE COMES THE NIGHT...Them [peak]
23. I'VE BEEN LOVING YOU TOO LONG (to Stop Now)...Otis Redding
22. MARIE...The Bachelors
21. HUSH, HUSH, SWEET CHARLOTTE...Patti Page
EXTRA: IF YOU REALLY WANT ME TO, I'LL GO...The Ron-Dells [Bubbling Under]
20. CRYING IN THE CHAPEL...Elvis Presley with the Jordanaires
19. A WORLD OF OUR OWN...The Seekers [peak]
18. TOO MANY RIVERS...Brenda Lee
17. LAURIE (Strange Things Happen)...Dickey Lee
16. A LITTLE BIT OF HEAVEN...Ronnie Dove [peak]
EXTRA: I'M ALIVE...The Hollies [#1 in the UK]
15. (Such an) EASY QUESTION...Elvis Presley with the Jordanaires
14. A WALK IN THE BLACK FOREST...Horst Jankowski [#1 Easy Listening]
13. FOR YOUR LOVE...The Yardbirds
12. WONDERFUL WORLD...Herman's Hermits
11. WOOLY BULLY...Sam the Sham & the Pharaohs
10. WHAT'S NEW P***YCAT?...Tom Jones
9. WHAT THE WORLD NEEDS NOW IS LOVE...Jackie DeShannon
8. YOU TURN ME ON (Turn On Song)...Ian Whitcomb & Bluesville [peak]
7. SEVENTH SON...Johnny Rivers [peak; 7th week on Hot 100]
EXTRA: NOBODY KNOWS WHAT'S GOIN' ON (in My Mind but Me)...The Chiffons [Staff Pick]
6. YES, I'M READY...Barbara Mason
5. CARA, MIA...Jay & the Americans [#1 in Canada]
4. MR. TAMBOURINE MAN...The Byrds
EXTRA: I KNEW I'D WANT YOU...The Byrds [Fabulous Flip Side]
3. I'M HENRY VIII, I AM...Herman's Hermits
2. I CAN'T HELP MYSELF (Sugar Pie, Honey Bunch)...The Four Tops [#1 R&B]
1. (I Can't Get No) SATISFACTION...The Rolling Stones [2nd week at #1]
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Post by doofus67 on Jul 18, 2020 21:54:13 GMT -5
THE 60s SATELLITE SURVEY...Taken from the Billboard Hot 100 for the week ending 7/22/67
My favorites: #25, #19, #21, #14, and #31.
40. LOVE ME TENDER...Percy Sledge [debut and peak]
39. YOUR UNCHANGING LOVE...Marvin Gaye [debut]
38. ALFIE...Dionne Warwick
37. LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL / FEEL SO GOOD...Bunny Sigler [debut]
36. YOU WERE ON MY MIND...Crispian St. Peters [debut and peak]
EXTRA: HAPPY...The Sunshine Company [Staff Pick]
35. HYPNOTIZED...Linda Jones [debut]
34. THE HAPPENING...Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass [debut]
33. MY MAMMY...The Happenings [debut]
32. IN THE CHAPEL IN THE MOONLIGHT...Dean Martin [debut]
31. A GIRL LIKE YOU...The Young Rascals [debut]
EXTRA: BABY COME BACK...The Equals [#1 in the UK]
30. I LIKE THE WAY...Tommy James & the Shondells
29. THE TRACKS OF MY TEARS...Johnny Rivers
28. LET'S LIVE FOR TODAY...The Grass Roots
27. THERE GOES MY EVERYTHING...Engelbert Humperdinck
26. SILENCE IS GOLDEN...The Tremeloes
EXTRA: WITH ONE EXCEPTION...David Houston [#1 Country]
25. MORE LOVE...Smokey Robinson & the Miracles
24. STEP OUT OF YOUR MIND...The American Breed
23. CARRIE-ANNE...The Hollies
22. FOR YOUR LOVE...Peaches & Herb
21. MAKE ME YOURS...Bettye Swann [peak; #1 R&B]
EXTRA: 39-21-40 SHAPE...The Showmen [Bubbling Under]
20. SOUL FINGER...The Bar-Kays
19. AIN'T NO MOUNTAIN HIGH ENOUGH...Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell [peak]
18. DON'T GO OUT INTO THE RAIN (You're Going to Melt)...Herman's Hermits [peak]
EXTRA: DON'T LET THE RAIN FALL DOWN ON ME...The Critters [Lou Simon, I mean Staff Pick]
17. TAKE IT BACK...Sandy Posey
16. JACKSON...Nancy Sinatra and Lee Hazlewood
EXTRA: LUCY IN THE SKY WITH DIAMONDS...The Beatles [from the #1 album, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band]
15. HERE WE GO AGAIN...Ray Charles [peak]
14. SOCIETY'S CHILD (Baby I've Been Thinking)...Janis Ian [peak]
13. DON'T SLEEP IN THE SUBWAY...Petula Clark [#1 Easy Listening]
12. WHITE RABBIT...Jefferson Airplane
11. MERCY, MERCY, MERCY...The Buckinghams
EXTRA: PLEASANT VALLEY SUNDAY...The Monkees [highest debut on Hot 100]
EXTRA: WORDS...The Monkees [Fabulous Flip Side]
10. COME ON DOWN TO MY BOAT...Every Mother's Son
9. C'MON MARIANNE...The 4 Seasons Featuring the "Sound" of Frankie Valli [peak]
8. A WHITER SHADE OF PALE...Procol Harum
7. UP-UP AND AWAY...The 5th Dimension [peak]
6. I WAS MADE TO LOVE HER...Stevie Wonder
5. LITTLE BIT O' SOUL...The Music Explosion [#1 in Canada]
EXTRA: MY WORLD FELL DOWN...Sagittarius [Staff Pick]
4. SAN FRANCISCO (Wear Some Flowers in Your Hair)...Scott McKenzie [peak]
3. LIGHT MY FIRE...The Doors
2. CAN'T TAKE MY EYES OFF YOU...Frankie Valli [peak]
1. WINDY...The Association [4th week at #1]
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Post by mrjukebox on Jul 25, 2020 7:56:18 GMT -5
I have Joel Whitburn's "Hot 100 Charts-The Sixties" which is the primary source for the "60's Satellite Survey".
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Post by mrjukebox on Jul 29, 2020 22:27:16 GMT -5
Hi,doofus67-Last weekend,Dave Hoeffel featured the top forty hits from this week in 1969-However,it wasn't the chart for 7/26/69-instead,Dave used the "Hot 100" from the following week 8/2/69.
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Take care of yourself, and stay safe.