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!972 with The Osmonds and their hit "Down by the Lazy River" was our first number two song today followed by Paul Simon's song Me and Julio down by the schoolyard. The Honey Cone and "One monkey don't stop no show" is next. One of the Fab four is next with "Back off Boogaloo" by Drummer and Singer Ringo Starr. Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show shows up with "Sylvia's mother". Harry Chapin is next with his song introduced by John Denver called "Taxi". There's much more but you can listen and discover some great old tunes.
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Power to the people by the late John Lennon started our podcast and next is David Gates singing with the group called Bread and at the time this tuune had the shortest title "If". It was Prince who surpassed the shortest song title with his number 7. You will likely remember the controversy of the song by Brewer and Shipley entitled One toke over the line and I hope yoou have fond memories. Wild world is up here by Cat Stevens. The rest I will leave for you to discover.
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No Matter What by Badfinger was the forst number two song this hour and next is Blues Image and the title of their song is Ride Captain Ride which was their only top ten release. Alive'N Kickin recorded their number two selection with producer Tommy James and the cut is Tighter and Tighter. Elvis is up next with the Wonder of you. Melanie Safka known simply as Melanie on stage and is up now with Lay Down Candles in the rain with the Edwin Hawkin Singers. The rest is awaiting your attention for a few minutes short of an hour.
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The Brotherhood of Man with United we stand got us underway this hour. Where were you when I needed you by the Grass Roots follows next to Burton Cummings, The Rascals and the Shangrilas - stick with us for much more.
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Sunshine of your love by Cream is the first number two song this hour follwed by Donovan and The Hurdy Gurdy man. Next is one of my famous twin spins by the Cowsills and then The Stones, Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart, Gary Lewis and the Playboys with much more to follow.
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We ain't got nothin yet by the Blues Magoos were the first number two this hour followed by Jackson Hawke and Into the Mystic. Ben E. King, The Five Amercians, The Spencer Davis Group, The Tokens and several others fill out the hour of nostalgia as we Quest for Silver.
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Mother's little helper by The Rolling Stones initiated this nostalgic hour followed by The Outsiders and TIme won't let me. Are you Hungry for the good life, well here is Paul Revere and the Raiders. The Syndicate of Sound is next with Lttle girl from 1964. Yellow Submarine now by the Fab Four from Liverpool. Second only to Madonna for most recordings during her reign she sings now that famous song Message to Michael. Prior to letting you disciover the remaining songs this hour we have Johnny Rivers and Secret Agent Man.
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How do I make you love me by Linda Ronstadt is our first secondary song this hour with the follow up song by Doctor Hook and the Medicine Show and Better Love next time. JD Souther is next with Only the Lonely. Toto is up now with 99. Cheap Trick and Voices comes along just prior to Stevie Nicks with Sara.
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Uptown girl by Billy Joel vaulted us into the show today and then It's my life by Bon Jovi followed. Madonna and Papa don't preach came after and just prior to Mike and the Mechanics with In the Living years.
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Green River by CCR was number one of our second spot contenders followed by These Eys sung by Burton Cummings of Guess Who. Spinning Wheel by Blood Sweat and Tears led by David Claytom Thomas comes next. If it's 1969 one thinks automatically of the Zombies and the Time of the Season. The rest is up to you to fondly discover.
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Our Podcast focuses on the number two songs from the twentieth century. No number one songs. Although some charts do not always agree with each other there can be exceptions - for…