60's Satellite Survey

[Rodney]

Sept 18, 2023 6:21:15 GMT -5 jgve1952 said:

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

I’d say the “DEF's” of perhaps the mid 70's would be the Doobies, Eagles and Fleetwood Mac :-)

[mrjukebox]

This week's presentation is a countdown of the 60 biggest disappearing acts as voted by Sirius/XM listeners-I'm willing to bet that this will be a lengthy program.

[jgve1952]

The show ended at 5:07 pm. Next week is 1968. Still no 1965! Maybe the week after 1968? With Saturday being September 30th, I am not sure how Dave will roll with the chart date. Likely 10-5-68 or 10-12-68, but at either rate, #1 was "Hey Jude."

[mrjukebox]

Regardless of the chart date,this will be another long countdown.

[jblues]

60s Gold Satellite Survey Special - One Hit Wonders Of The Sixties Chosen
By Listeners, airs 2PM Eastern - 11AM Pacific, 09-23-2023
60 – Bruce Channel – Hey! Baby
59 – Status Quo – Pictures Of Matchstick Men
58 – The Castaways – Liar Liar
57 – The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown - Fire
56 – Shades Of Blue – Oh How Happy
55 – Desmond Dekker - Israelites
54 – The Standells – Dirty Water
53 – Napoleon XIV – They’re Coming To Take Me Away
52 – The Gentrys – Keep On Dancing
51 – Cliff Noble & Company – The Horse (I)
50 – The Honeycombs – Have I The Right?
49 – The Chantays – Pipeline (I)
48 – The O’Kaysions – Girl Watcher
47 – Neon Philharmonic – Morning Girl
46 – Maurice Williams & The Zodiacs - Stay
45 – The Murmaids – Popsicles & Icicles
44 – Tony Joe White – Polk Salad Annie
43 – Smith – Baby It’s You
42 – The Winstons – Color Him Father
41 - Robert Knight – Everlasting Love
40 – Mr. Acker Bilk – Stranger On The Shore (I)
39 – Four Jacks & A Jill – Master Jack
38 – The Easybeats - Friday On My Mind
37 – The Rivieras – California Sun
36 – Marcie Blane – Bobby’s Girl
35 – Friend & Lover – Reach Out Of The Darkness
34 – The Reflections – Just Like Romeo & Juliet
33 – Curtis Lee – Pretty Little Angel Eyes
32 – Cuff Links - Tracy
31 – Randy & The Rainbows - Denise
30 – The Music Explosion – Little Bit O’ Soul
29 – Glenn Yarbrough – Baby, The Rain Must Fall
28 – Flying Machine – Smile A Little Smile For Me
27 – The New Vaudeville Band – Winchester Cathedral
26 – Every Mother’s Son – Come On Down To My Boat
25 – Bob Lind – Elusive Butterfly
24 – The Casinos - Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye
23 – The Swingin’ Medallions – Double Shot Of My Baby’s Love
22 – Mercy – Love (Can Make You Happy)
21 – Los Bravos – Black Is Black
20 – J. Frank Wilson & The Cavaliers – Last Kiss
19 – Hugo Montenegro & His Orchestra – The Good, The Bad & The Ugly (I)
18 – John Fred & His Playboy Band – Judy In Disguise
17 – The Tornadoes – Telstar (I)
16 – Gale Garnett – We’ll Sing In The Sunshine
15 – The Lemon Pipers – Green Tambourine
14 – The Youngbloods – Get Together
13 – Kyu Sakamoto - Sukiyaki
12 – Paul Mauriat – Love Is Blue (I)
11 – Steam – Na Na Hey Hey (Kiss Him Goodbye)
10 – Buffalo Springfield – For What It’s Worth
09 – Spiral Starecase – More Today Than Yesterday
08 – Stone Poneys – Different Drum
07 – Barry McGuire – Eve Of Destruction
06 – Richard Harris – MacArthur Park
05 – Mason Williams – Classical Gas (I)
04 – Merilee Rush & The Turnabouts – Angel Of The Morning
03 – The Cascades – Rhythm Of The Rain
02 – Zager & Evans – In The Year 2525
01 – The Surfaris – Wipe Out (I)

(Thanks to Allan F.)

[jblues]

The 60s Gold Satellite Survey airing on the birds is different than the one that is available On-Demand.
The On-Demand version has no Dave Hoeffel voice tracks while the version being aired on SXM does.

[mrjukebox]

Surprised that "Dominique" by The Singing Nun didn't show up-That was the second foreign language song from 1963 to top the Billboard Hot 100.

[slf]

Sept 23, 2023 16:26:15 GMT -5 jgve1952 said:

The show ended at 5:07 pm. Next week is 1968. Still no 1965! Maybe the week after 1968? With Saturday being September 30th, I am not sure how Dave will roll with the chart date. Likely 10-5-68 or 10-12-68, but at either rate, #1 was "Hey Jude."

The date would have to be 10-5-68, because the following week "Elenore" by the Turtles debuts in the Top Forty.  (And in case some of you were unaware, the Turtles recently lost again in court against SiriusXM, presumably while appealing their earlier loss. Being that they are now 0 and 2 against SiriusXM, can't this nonsense end once and for all, so we paying customers of SiriusXM can finally hear one of the greatest pop bands of the decade on 60's Gold?)

[slf]

Sept 24, 2023 9:23:18 GMT -5 mrjukebox said:

Surprised that "Dominique" by The Singing Nun didn't show up-That was the second foreign language song from 1963 to top the Billboard Hot 100.

Yeah, I also thought the Singing Nun would appear in the countdown, as well as "Alley Oop" and "Harper Valley PTA". At least one of my favorite one-hit wonders "Classical Gas" made the top five.  I had a feeling the #1 song would be "Wipeout", being that it's an iconic surf-rock instrumental that has stood the test of time well, not to mention that it had two significant chart runs in the '60's.

[mrjukebox]

I too wish that Sirius/XM would lift their ban on The Turtles-Their music deserves to be heard on "60's Gold".

[mrjukebox]

Listening to 10/5/68 right now-This is an awesome countdown!

[jgve1952]

A very long countdown--went to 4:50 pm EST. Next week is 1964, and will be much shorter, with lots of British songs. I am thinking the chart date will be 10-17-64, when "Do Wah Diddy Diddy" was #1.

Even though 1965 hasn't been played in several months, the Turtles were still in the Top 40 with "It Ain't Me Babe." The song spent its last week in the Top 40 on 10-9-65.

[mrjukebox]

Once the aformentioned "It Ain't Me Babe" falls off the countdown,we'll definitely hear 1965.

[mrjukebox]

"Indian Reservation" by Don Fardon was one of the featured songs on the countdown from 10/5/68-I like it just as much as the remake by Paul Revere & The Raiders which went to # 1 in the summer of 1971.