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Post by jblues on Jul 16, 2023 9:53:14 GMT -5
Next week is 1964.
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Post by jgve1952 on Jul 16, 2023 9:55:31 GMT -5
Likely date for 1964's show should be 8-1-64. #1 was the Beatles "A Hard Day's Night." Lots of British hits as well from the likes of the Beatles, Dusty Springfield, Rolling Stones, Dave Clark Five and Gerry and the Pacemakers to name a few.
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Post by mrjukebox on Jul 16, 2023 11:01:42 GMT -5
If next week's date is 8/1/64,I turned six years old the following week.
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Post by mrjukebox on Jul 18, 2023 19:46:27 GMT -5
Listening to 7/22/67 right now-"Pleasant Valley Sunday" by The Monkees was that week's highest debuting song on the Billboard Hot 100-The B side was "Words"-I wish Dave had made that the fabulous flip side of the week.
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Post by jgve1952 on Jul 22, 2023 15:19:50 GMT -5
Short show that ended at 4:12 EST. Next week is 1961, and likely date is 7-31-61, since the dates used were Mondays. Number 1 was "Tossin' and Turnin' by Bobby Lewis. The record was the #1 song of 1961. It will be another very short show.
I am surprised that Dave didn't played 1962, which hasn't been played since 4-1-23.
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Post by jgve1952 on Jul 23, 2023 17:19:04 GMT -5
"A Hard Day's Night" was #1 on yesterday's show. "Rag Doll" was #2.
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Post by jblues on Jul 29, 2023 9:24:23 GMT -5
60s Gold Satellite Survey For Week Ending August 1 (End Of July) 1964 aired 07-22-2023 Dave Hoeffel
40 – The Beatles – Ain’t She Sweet
39 – The Bachelors – I Believe
38 – Al Hirt – Sugar Lips (I)
37 – Stevie Wonder – Hey Harmonica Man
36 – The Rolling Stones – Tell Me (You’re Coming Back)
Survey Extra – Staff Pick – Bruce & Terry – Summer Means Fun
35 – Billy J. Kramer With The Dakotas – Bad To Me
34 – The Ronettes – Do I Love You
33 – Gene Chandler - Just Be True
32 – The Ray Charles Singers – Al Di La
31 – The Dixie Cups – People Say
Survey Extra – Bubbling Under Hit – The Ramblers – Father Sebastian
30 – The Beach Boys – Don’t Worry Baby (Fabulous Flip Side Of #08)
29 – The Ventures – Walk Don’t Run ’64 (Biggest Instrumental Of The Week)
28 – The Miracles – I Like It Like That
27 – Del Shannon – Handy Man
26 – Cilla Black – You’re My World
Survey Extra – Staff Pick – LuLu & The Lovers – Shout!
25 – The Searchers – Don’t Throw Your Love Away
24 – Bobby Freeman – C’mon & Swim
23 – Barbra Streisand - People
22 – Gerry & The Pacemakers – Don’t Let The Sun Catch You Crying
21 – Millie Small – My Boy Lollipop
Survey Extra – Staff Pick – The Chartbusters – She’s The One
20 – Jimmy Hughes – Steal Away
19 – The Premieres – Farmer John
18 – Marvin Gaye – Try It Baby
17 – Nancy Wilson (You Don’t Know) How Glad I Am
16 – Sam Cooke – Good Times
Survey Extra – Staff Pick – Earl-Jean – I’m Into Something Good
15 – The Jelly Beans – I Wanna Love Him So Bad
14 – The Impressions – Keep On Pushing
13 – The Dave Clark Five – Can’t You See That She’s Mine
12 – Peter & Gordon – Nobody I Know
11 – The Drifters – Under The Boardwalk
Survey Extra – High Debut Of the Week – The Dave Clark Five - Because
10 – Stan Getz & Astrud Gilberto – The Girl From Ipanema
09 – Johnny Rivers – Memphis
08 – The Beach Boys – I Get Around (Flip Side Of #30)
07 – Roger Miller – Dang Me
06 – Dusty Springfield – Wishin’ & Hopin’
05 – The Supremes – Where Did Our Love Go
04 – Dean Martin – Everybody Loves Somebody
03 – Jan & Dean – The Little Old Lady (From Pasadena)
02 – The Four Seasons – Rag Doll
01 – The Beatles – A Hard Day’s Night
(Thanks to Allan F.)
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Post by jblues on Jul 30, 2023 7:58:04 GMT -5
60s Gold Satellite Survey For Week Of August 6, 1961, aired 07-29-2023 Dave Hoeffel
40 – Roy Orbison – Running Scared
Fabulous Flip Side Of #40 – Roy Orbison – Love Hurts
39 – Jan & Dean – Heart & Soul
38 – Ben E. King – Stand By Me
37 – The Regents - Runaround
36 – Fats Domino – Let The Four Winds Blow
Survey Extra - #1 In The UK – The Everly Brothers - Temptation
35 – Timi Yuro - Hurt
34 – Don Gibson – Sea Of Heartbreak
33 – Patsy Cline – I Fall To Pieces
32 – Ricky Nelson – Hello Mary Lou
31 – Eddie Hodges – I’m Gonna Knock On Your Door
Survey Extra – Cut From #1 Album – Ray Conniff/Orchestra & Chorus - Summertime
30 – Linda Scott – Don’t Bet Money Honey
29 – The Spinners – That’s What Girls Are Made For
28 – Gary U.S. Bonds – School Is Out
27 – Ricky Nelson – Travelin’ Man
26 – Hank Ballard & The Midnighters – The Switch-A-Roo
Survey Extra - #1 On the Country Charts – Kitty Wells – Heartbreak U.S.A.
25 – Bobby Rydell – The Fish
24 – Ral Donner – You Don’t Know What You’ve Got (Until You Lose It)
23 – The Highwaymen - Michael
22 – Pat Boone – Moody River
21 – The Pips – Every Beat Of My Heart
Survey Extra – Staff Pick – Neil Scott - Bobby
20 – The Castells - Sacred
19 – Damito Jo – I’ll Be There
18 – Matt Monro – My Kind Of Girl
17 – Sam Cooke - Cupid
16 – Curtis Lee – Pretty Little Angel Eyes
Survey Extra – High Debut – Ben E. King - Amor
15 – The Drifters - Please Stay
14 – The Chordettes – Never On Sunday
13 – Joe Dowell – Wooden Heart (Muss I Denn)
12 – Dee Clark - Raindrops
11 – Floyd Cramer – San Antonio Rose (I)
Survey Extra – Bubbling Under Hit – The Preludes Five - Starlight
10 – Arthur Lyman Group – Yellow Bird (I)
09 – Chubby Checker – Let’s Twist Again
08 – Connie Francis - Together
07 – The Mar-keys - Last Night (Biggest Instrumental Of The Week)
06 – Gary U.S. Bonds – Quarter To Three
Survey Extra – Staff Pick – Donnie & The Dreamers – My Memories Of You
05 – Del Shannon – Hats Off To Larry
04 – Brenda Lee – Dum Dum
03 – Brook Benton – The Boll Weevil Song
02 – Chris Kenner – I Like It Like That (Part-1)
01 – Bobby Lewis – Tossin’ & Turnin’
(Thanks to Allan F.)
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Post by jblues on Jul 30, 2023 7:58:55 GMT -5
FYI - next weekend Dave plays a Survey Special "Summer Hits"...
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Post by skyseth on Jul 30, 2023 14:53:13 GMT -5
According to Joel Whitburn, the chart date for the very early '60s must be the issue date and not week ending date.
So for the last show the day should be July 30,1961 and not August 06.
I'd like to know your feelings about it, a bit confusing situation until the two dates coincide.
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Post by djjoe1960 on Jul 30, 2023 16:29:11 GMT -5
It seems that the week ending date was supposed to indicate the date for the next issue--example: January 9, 1961 (week ending date January 16, 1961). Maybe that was for the magazine distributors to know when to pull the magazine to make room for the new issue. Of course, the chart data was really almost two weeks old when the week ending date came around.
As you suggest, confusing--but that all came to an end when the two dates matched in 1962.
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Post by mrjukebox on Jul 30, 2023 17:42:09 GMT -5
Speaking of 1962,I'm thinking that will be the featured year the weekend of 8/12 & 8/13.
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Post by jgve1952 on Jul 30, 2023 19:17:29 GMT -5
1962 being overlooked is as bad as 1974 being overlooked on Sirius XM 70's on 7.
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Post by mitchm on Jul 31, 2023 18:43:34 GMT -5
According to Joel Whitburn, the chart date for the very early '60s must be the issue date and not week ending date. So for the last show the day should be July 30,1961 and not August 06. I'd like to know your feelings about it, a bit confusing situation until the two dates coincide. I listened to the show this morning and it matches the Billboard Hot 100 chart for 07/31/1961, as per Joel Whitburn's book. That is what I am using as the official date, not the week ending date of August 6th. |
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Post by jgve1952 on Aug 5, 2023 16:15:00 GMT -5
Longer show today ending at 5:05 pm, which featured the Top 60 Summer Song as voted by listeners. I don't know where this was advertised, but I wish Dave would mention it before the deadline for voting ends. Next week is 1963, and yes, 1962 is once again ignored! Some years have played twice since 1962 was featured, but anyway, I will still listen. Number 1 for that week, which I predict will be 8-17-63, when "Fingertips Part 2" was #1.
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