The Band-Up on Cripple Creek
Sam Cooke-Shake
Byrds-All I Really Want to Do
Box Tops-Neon Rainbow
Rolling Stones-Paint it, Black
Temptations-Psychedelic Shack
***Simon & Garfunkel giveaway***
Simon & Garfunkel-The Only Living Boy in New York
Youngbloods-Get Together
***Anti-drug PSA-Loggins & Messina***
Loggins & Messina-Danny’s Song
Allman Brothers-Midnight Rider
Sly & the Family Stone-You Can Make it If You Try
***Ward’s back to school***
Santana-No One to Depend On
Jim Stafford-Spiders & Snakes
Cashman & West-American City Suite
Hour 2
***Little Barn-Back to school w/George & George***
Steely Dan-My Old School
Ike & Tina Turner-Nutbush City Limits
Brothers Johnson-Strawberry Letter 23
Styx-Crystal Ball
***Discount Records-Charlie Daniels***
Charlie Daniels Band-The South’s Gonna Do it Again
Rickie Lee Jones-Chuck E’s in Love
***Movie-Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore***
Supertramp-Dreamer
Tommy James-Three Times in Love
Eric Clapton-I Can’t Stand It
***Ray Lincoln-The Gambler***
America-You Can Do Magic
Pat Benatar-You Better Run
Red Rider-White Hot
***Carlin-AMA***
Leading with what was the highest charting song from The Band, one of only two songs they had to make the top 40. And the other one WASN'T "The Weight"! I have possibly the longest song I've ever played on the program, with the exception of "American Pie" (which I haven't played in over three years because I'm afraid too many people are that sick of it), and I just downloaded the Tommy James tune, his return to the top 40 in 1980 (and his LAST song to make the top 40). The Brothers Johnson song is an all time favorite that I really should play more than once a year, and the last song of the program, coming from Red Rider, was one of only two songs they ever had that charted. And the other one WASN'T "Lunatic Fringe"! Oh, and the Charlie Daniels/Discount Records ad is interesting, in that it includes a snippet of an acoustic version of Charlie's "Uneasy Rider", one that I've never heard before. Hope you like what you hear!
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