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Post by jmorgan on Oct 3, 2021 19:44:38 GMT -5
The BOTC's for 100/6/79 and 10/13/73 are on page 4 and 26 respectively.
10/4/86 starts with Mike + The Mechanics and their #32 song "Taken In", which fell from #91 to the bottom. Also falling from #84 to #99 is 38 Special with "Somebody Like You". It had peaked at #48.
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Post by dth1971 on Oct 3, 2021 21:17:47 GMT -5
The BOTC's for 100/6/79 and 10/13/73 are on page 4 and 26 respectively. 10/4/86 starts with Mike + The Mechanics and their #32 song "Taken In", which fell from #91 to the bottom. Also falling from #84 to #99 is 38 Special with "Somebody Like You". It had peaked at #48. 100/6/1979? You mean 10/6/1979! |
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Post by laura on Oct 4, 2021 9:45:26 GMT -5
The BOTC's for 100/6/79 and 10/13/73 are on page 4 and 26 respectively. 10/4/86 starts with Mike + The Mechanics and their #32 song "Taken In", which fell from #91 to the bottom. Also falling from #84 to #99 is 38 Special with "Somebody Like You". It had peaked at #48. 100/6/1979? You mean 10/6/1979! What if, and bare with me, he did it by accident? I'm sure he meant 10 and not 100. Do you have to be so nitpicky with him? |
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Post by dth1971 on Oct 4, 2021 13:37:28 GMT -5
100/6/1979? You mean 10/6/1979! What if, and bare with me, he did it by accident? I'm sure he meant 10 and not 100. Do you have to be so nitpicky with him? It was an extra zero to the 10, anyway. |
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Post by jmorgan on Oct 10, 2021 19:10:45 GMT -5
10/4/72 kicks off with B.J. Thomas and "Happier Than The Morning Sun" which remained at its #100 peak. Since that song was mentioned on page 4, we move on to #99. Staying at its peak there was Foghat and the studio version of "I Just Want To Make Love To You". A live version of the song would peak at #33 five years later.
Now, 10/9/82, and falling from #86 to the bottom is Steve Winwood and "Still In The Game". It had peaked at #47.
The BOTC's for 10/15/77 and 10/8/83 are on pages 31 and 26, respectively.
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Post by dth1971 on Oct 10, 2021 21:13:07 GMT -5
10/4/72 kicks off with B.J. Thomas and "Happier Than The Morning Sun" which remained at its #100 peak. Since that song was mentioned on page 4, we move on to #99. Staying at its peak there was Foghat and the studio version of "I Just Want To Make Love To You". A live version of the song would peak at #33 five years later. Now, 10/9/82, and falling from #86 to the bottom is Steve Winwood and "Still In The Game". It had peaked at #47. The BOTC's for 10/15/77 and 10/8/83 are on pages 31 and 26, respectively. Since I know "I Just Want To Make Love To You" by Foghat did make top 40 in a remade by themselves live version, let's continue on with the 10/14/1972 Bottom of the Charts: #98 is "Something Wrong With Me" by Austin Roberts, and on to #97 and debuting in that position but only getting to #96 are The Guess Who with a song recorded in concert called "Runnin' Back to Saskatoon": www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQzJRr9cuOo |
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Post by dth1971 on Oct 11, 2021 8:34:49 GMT -5
Since today - October 11, 2021 - is Columbus Day, I present special BOTTOM OF THE CHARTS from the Columbus Day weekends of Shadoe Stevens AT40 shows: 10/8/1988: #100) "Long Way to Love" - Britny Fox (previously covered for 10/1/1988) #99) "Look Out Any Window" - Bruce Hornsby and the Range #98) "The Flame" - Cheap Trick ...and on to #97 and dropping to that position from #74 after peaking at #61 is Freddie Jackson with "Nice 'n Slow": www.youtube.com/watch?v=iBWDZAM7Mdk10/7/1989: At #100 are the Beastie Boys with "Hey Ladies", and on to #99 and dropping to that position from #76 after peaking at #56 are The Graces featuring former Go-Go's member Charlotte Cathey and "Lay Down Your Arms": www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dk2vBqCfZLk10/6/1990: At #100 are the West Coast Rap All Stars benefit "We're All In The Same Gang" and at #99 is "Could This Be Love" by Seduction, speaking of Seduction...debuting at the #98 position are Seduction, of course, with "Breakdown" which would peak at #82: www.youtube.com/watch?v=kAUQWdqpqq410/12/1991: At #100 is the AT40 one week wonder "Got a Love For You" by Jomanda, and on to #99 and dropping to that position from #83 after peaking at #74 is Lisa "How Can I Ease the Pain" Fischer with "Save Me": www.youtube.com/watch?v=x4jguogYXuM10/10/1992 (From the Top 40 Radio Monitor era): Entering at #75 but not making top 40 reaches is CeCe Peneston with "Inside That I Cried": www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSGbMFoJqw0 |
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Post by 1finemrg on Oct 11, 2021 9:02:48 GMT -5
Since I know "I Just Want To Make Love To You" by Foghat did make top 40 in a remade by themselves live version, let's continue on with the 10/14/1972 Bottom of the Charts: #98 is "Something Wrong With Me" by Austin Roberts, and on to #97 and debuting in that position but only getting to #96 are The Guess Who with a song recorded in concert called "Runnin' Back to Saskatoon": www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQzJRr9cuOoThe Guess Who's "Live At The Paramount" is one of the better live albums recorded IMO. "Running Back To Saskatoon" is a great song. Think it did not chart well in the US due to the regional (Canadian) subject matter of the song. Not surprisingly, the song peaked at #9 on the Canadian charts. |
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Post by jmorgan on Oct 12, 2021 11:45:10 GMT -5
All the BOTC's for this week's show are on different pages, so no new videos this week.
10/18/75 and 10/10/87 - page 4
10/20/79- page 36
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Post by dth1971 on Oct 17, 2021 18:07:52 GMT -5
With no new BOTC from jmorgan this week, I present 2 BOTTOM OF THE CHARTS taken from 2 different Shadoe Stevens AT40 shows: 11/2/1991 (The start of the last month of AT40 using the Hot 100 chart source): At #100 are C & C Music Factory with "Things That Make You Go Hmmm...", and on to #99 and debuting in that position but only getting to #74 is a duo called Voice of the Beehive with "Monsters and Angels": www.youtube.com/watch?v=KuWvyLzSeB412/5/1992 (The start of the last month of AT40 using the Top 40 Radio Monitor chart source): At #75 is "Stay" by Shakespear's Sister, and at #74 debuting in that position is Jeremy Jordan with "The Right Kind of Love", and on to #73 and entering in that position but not making top 40 reaches are Marky Mark (a/k/a Mark Walberg, brother of New Kids of the Block member Donnie Walberg) and the Funky Bunch with "Gonna Have a Good Time": www.youtube.com/watch?v=zmKXx6VtRs4 |
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Post by jmorgan on Oct 24, 2021 19:17:11 GMT -5
10/24/70 starts off with the legendary Neil Young and "Only Love Can Break Your Heart." The #33-peaking song debuted at #100 that week. Also debuting one spot higher, and reaching a #61 peak are brothers David & Jimmy Ruffin and their version of "Stand By Me."
The BOTC's for 10/28/78 and 10/20/84 are both found on page 4.
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Post by jmorgan on Oct 31, 2021 19:34:02 GMT -5
First, it's 10/30/76, and falling from its #76 peak to #100 is a funk group from Dayton, Ohio named Sun. Here's the suggestive "Wanna Make Love (Come Flick My Bic)."
Second, it's 11/2/85, and falling from #91 to the bottom is Dead Or Alive and "Lover Come Back To Me." It peaked at #75.
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Post by jmorgan on Nov 7, 2021 20:41:28 GMT -5
For 11/5/77, we have Alan O'Day's follow-up to "Undercover Angel" called "Started Out Dancing, Ended Up Making Love." The song fell from #98 to the bottom after peaking at #73.
11/5/80 (This'll take a while!)
100. 92. Ambrosia "You're The Only Woman (You And I)" (#13)
99. 89. Natalie Cole "Someone That I Used To Know" (#21)
98. 86. Zapp "More Bounce To The Ounce" (page 31)
97. 84. Rolling Stones "Emotional Rescue" (#3)
96. 83. Larry Graham "One In A Million You" (#9)
95. 95. Teddy Pendergrass "Can't We Try" (page 36)
94. 82. Billy Joel "Don't Ask Me Why" (#19)
93. 79. Bob Seger "You'll Ac'ompany Me" (#14)
92. 76. Dionne Warwick "No Night So Long" (#23) (Dionne was on SNL this past weekend.)
91. 74. ELO "All Over The World" (#13)
Finally, debuting at #90, and peaking at #43, is Mr. Seger's follow-up to "You'll Ac'ompany Me" called "The Horizontal Bop."
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Post by jmorgan on Nov 14, 2021 20:26:50 GMT -5
11/14/70 begins with a debut at the bottom, that being Perry Como's #10 song "It's Impossible". Now, here's James Taylor with a track from his only Apple Records release called "Carolina On My Mind." It debuted at #99 and would peak at #67.
11/13/82 (hang on tight again, though this isn't as bad as last week):
100. 84. Chicago "Hard To Say I'm Sorry" (#1)
99. 83. Steve Miller Band "Abracadabra" (#1)
98. 80. Air Supply "Young Love" (#38)
97. 76. Kenny Loggins/Steve Perry "Don't Fight It" (#17)
Now, at #96 and falling from its #75 peak, is a British band named Talk Talk with "Talk Talk."
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Post by pb on Nov 15, 2021 19:05:07 GMT -5
11/14/70 begins with a debut at the bottom, that being Perry Como's #10 song "It's Impossible". Now, here's James Taylor with a track from his only Apple Records release called "Carolina On My Mind." It debuted at #99 and would peak at #67. Hit #118 when originally released in 1969. Apple reissued it in 1970 after his "Fire and Rain" success. James later recorded a new version for his Warner Bros. Greatest Hits album in 1976 and it remains among his more popular songs despite its limited chart action. |
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