60's Satellite Survey

[mitchm]

Next weekend will be 1966.

[jgve1952]

Thanks. I thought for sure it would be 1965. I am thinking survey date should be 9-24-66, when #1 was "Cherish" by the Association. Songs were still shorter then, therefore a quick show.

[mrjukebox]

In the fall of 1971,"Partridge Family" star David Cassidy released a remake of "Cherish" which went to # 9 on the Billboard Hot 100 & # 1 on the AC chart.

[jblues]

60s Gold Satellite Survey For Week Of Sep 12 1960 aired 09-09-2023 Dave Hoeffel

40 – Paul Anka – I Love You In The Same Old Way
39 – Jack Scott – It Only Happened Yesterday
38 – Johnny Bond – Hot Rod Lincoln
37 – Don Costa & His Orchestra – Never On Sunday (I)
36 – Charlie Ryan & The Timberline Riders – Hot Rod Lincoln
Survey Extra – High Debut – Brenda Lee – I Want To Be Wanted
35 – Fats Domino – Three Nights A Week
34 – Teresa Brewer - Anymore
33 – The Everly Brothers – Lucille (Flip side Of #17)
32 – Fats Domino – Walking To New Orleans
31 – Jackie Wilson – A Woman, A Lover, A Friend (Flip Side Of #27)
Survey Extra - #1 On The Country Chart – Cowboy Copas - Alabam
30 – The Safaris – Image Of A Girl
29 - Hank Ballard & The Midnighters – The Twist
28 – Annette Funicello With The Afterbeats – Pineapple Princess
27 – Jackie Wilson – (You Were Made For) All My Love (Fabulous Flip Side OF #31)
26 – Bobby Vee – Devil Or Angel
Survey Extra – Bubbling Under Hit – Roy Orbison – Blue Angel
25 – Roy Orbison – Only The Lonely (Know How I Feel)
24 – Paul Anka – Young Lovers
23 – Clyde McPhatter – Ta Ta
22 – Neil Sedaka – You Mean Everything To Me
21 – Hank Locklin – Please Help Me, I’m Falling
Survey Extra - #1 In Canada – Jimmy Rodgers – Wreck Of The John B
20 – Brenda Lee – I’m Sorry
19 – Brook Benton – The Same One
18 – The Demensions – Over The Rainbow
17 – The Everly Brothers – So Sad (To Watch Good Love Go Bad) (Flip Side Of #33)
16 – Anita Bryant – In My Little Corner Of The World
Survey Extra – Cut From Best Selling Stereo Album – The Kingston Trio – When I Was Young
15 – Hank Ballard & The Midnighters – Finger Poppin’ Time
14 – Brian Hyland – Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini
13 – Jimmy Charles – A Million To One
12 – Ferrante & Teicher – Theme From The Apartment (I)
11 – Johnny Burnette – Dreamin’
Survey Extra - #1 In The UK – The Shadows – Apache (I)
10 – Donnie Brooks – Mission Bell
09 – The Ivy Three - Yogi
08 – Brook Benton – Kiddio
07 – Bobby Rydell – Volare (Nel Blu Di Pinto Di Blu)
06 – Sam Cooke – Chain Gang
Survey Extra – Staff Pick – Jan & Dean – We Go Together
05 – The Ventures – Walk, Don’t Run (Biggest Instrumental Of The Week)
04 – Larry Verne – Mr. Custer
03 – Connie Francis – My Heart Has A Mind Of Its Own
02 – Chubby Checker – The Twist
01 – Elvis Presley – It’s Now Or Never

(Thanks to Allan F.)

[mrjukebox]

Danish guitarist Jorgen Ingmann had a # 2 version of "Apache" in 1961.

[jgve1952]

Survey date of this week's show is 9-24-66.

[jblues]

60s Gold Satellite Survey Week Of Sep 24, 1966 aired 09-16-2023 Dave Hoeffel

40 – The Left Banke – Walk Away Renee
39 – The Beach Boys – God Only Knows (Flip Side Of #09)
38 – Carla Thomas – B-A-B-Y
37 – The Lovin’ Sthingyful – Summer In the City
36 – Ronnie Dove – I Really Don’t Want To Know
Survey Extra - #1 On Easy Listening Charts – Roger Williams – Born Free (I)
35 – Ramsey Lewis – Wade In The Water (I)
34 – Brian Hyland – The Joker Went Wild
33 – Love – 7 & 7 Is
32 – Frank Sinatra – Summer Wind
31 – The Outsiders – Respectable
Survey Extra – Staff Pick – Ronny & The Daytonas - Diane
30 – Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass – Flamingo (I)
29 - David Houston – Almost Persuaded
28 – Darrell Banks – Open The Door To Your Heart
27 – Lee Dorsey – Working In A Coal Mine
26 – The Monkees – Last Train To Clarksville
Survey Extra - #1 In The UK – Small Faces – All Or Nothing
25 – The Count Five – Psychotic Reaction
24 – Wilson Pickett – Land Of 1000 Dances
23 – Jimmy Ruffin – What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted
22 – The Cyrkle – Turn-Down Day
21 – Bobby Hebb – Sunny
Survey Extra – High Debut – Bobby Darin – If I Were A Carpenter
20 – The Critters – Mr. Dieingly Sad
19 – The Four Seasons – I’ve Got You Under My Skin
18 – Jr. Walker & The All Stars – How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You)
17 – The Surfaris – Wipe Out (Biggest Instrumental Of The Week)
16 – Sandy Posey – Born A Woman
Survey Extra - #1 In Canada – Georgie Fame - Getaway
15 – The Kinks – Sunny Afternoon
14 – Neil Diamond – Cherry, Cherry
13 – The Sand Pipers - Guantanamera
12 – The Happenings – See You In September
11 – The Beatles – Eleanor Rigby
Survey Extra – Bubbling Under Hit – The Jones Boys - Impressions
10 – The Four Tops – Reach Out I’ll Be There
09 – The Beach Boys – Wouldn’t It Be Nice (Flip Side Of #39)
08 – Question Mark & The Mysterians – 96 Tears
07 – Los Bravos – Black Is Black
06 – The Temptations – Beauty Is Only Skin Deep
Survey Extra – Staff Pick – Richard & The Young Lions – Open Up Your Door
05 – The Hollies – Bus Stop
04 – The Beatles – Yellow Submarine
03 – Donovan – Sunshine Superman
02 – The Supremes – You Can’t Hurry Love
01 – The Association - Cherish

(Thanks to Allan F.)

[jblues]

Next weekend, a Special 60s Gold Satellite Survey, playing the Top 60 One Hit Wonders Of The Sixties.

[jgve1952]

And as Dave mentioned, you can still vote. I typed in Top 60 One Hit Wonders, and it took me right to the voting page. It was very thoughtful of Dave to mention that. You can vote for 25, and I mean 25. I tried a 26th vote to no avail.

[mrjukebox]

I have a book called "One Hit Wonders" by Wayne Jancik-It was published in 1990 & lists a plethora of artists who got their 15 minutes of fame to quote Andy Warhol & were never heard from again-I highly recommend it.

[jgve1952]

Since this is a listener voted countdown, it will be interesting to see how this compares to actual chart performance. I remember a July 4th Special on AT 40 in 1973 where the Top 40 Disappearing Acts were counted down, and the biggest one hit wonder was Zager and Evans, "In The Year 2525."

[mrjukebox]

Here are some possibilities for next week's special countdown:"Wipe Out","Pipeline","Dirty Water","In The Year 2525","Alley Oop","Mr.Custer" & "They're Coming To Take Me Away,Ha Ha!".

[jgve1952]

Here are some more: "Popsicles and Icicles", "Dominque", "Party Lights", "Shout Shout Knock Yourself Out", and "Sally Go Round The Roses."

[mrjukebox]

"Popsicles & Icicles" was written by David Gates who went on to form the soft rock group Bread who were very popular in the early 70's.

[jgve1952]

Bread was part of the ABC's of the early 70's--America, Bread and Carpenters