Post by bandit73 on Feb 20, 2015 1:20:33 GMT -5
Say, does anyone remember this?
Years ago, I saw a big, thick book at a local library that dealt with a top 100 pop singles chart that existed in the '70s. It may have been Cashbox or Record World, but I don't remember. It definitely was not Billboard. I think the book covered the years 1971-75 (or thereabouts) and included a graph of the chart performance of each record that charted. The back of the book had a ranking of the top songs of that era based on this chart, and "Feelings" by Morris Albert was #1. (It didn't hit #1 on the weekly chart but spent a long time on the chart.)
Anyone else remember a book or a chart like this?
Years ago, I saw a big, thick book at a local library that dealt with a top 100 pop singles chart that existed in the '70s. It may have been Cashbox or Record World, but I don't remember. It definitely was not Billboard. I think the book covered the years 1971-75 (or thereabouts) and included a graph of the chart performance of each record that charted. The back of the book had a ranking of the top songs of that era based on this chart, and "Feelings" by Morris Albert was #1. (It didn't hit #1 on the weekly chart but spent a long time on the chart.)
Anyone else remember a book or a chart like this?
