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Aerosmitth got things going this hour with Walk this way and next is "So in to you" by the Atlanta Rhythm Section.  Jennifer Warnes is next with The Right Time of the night.  The Year of the Cat by Al Stewart followed by Kansas with the song Carry On Wayward Son.  Weekend in New England by Barry Manilow is one of his almost number one songs.  Now it's up to you to keep listening and let us know what you think.

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This episode begins with a treat - a full length edition of Alice's Restaurant by Arlo Guthrie followed by the Electric Indian by Kem-O-Sabe.  Next is Desmond Dekker and the Aces with a song entitled the Israelites.  Another instrumental is coming up by Booker T and the Mgs called Time is Tight.  The year is 1967 for the entrance of Charlie O'Keefe and Good Time Charlie's got the Blues.  Another instrumental now with Ferrante and Tiecher from the Movie in 1969 Midnight Cowboy.  The next song is attributed to the Beatles but only Paul and John actually produce it called The Ballad of John and Yoko.  If you are so inclined you can let us know what you think of our Podcast.

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First up for this Podcast is the tune Cradle of Love by Johnnny Preston and next is Johnnny Horton with Sink the Bismarck.  Paper Roses is the following song by Anita Bryant.  Conway Twitty sings the Lonely Blue Boy followed by Jackie WIlson and the recording called simply "Night".  Ron Holden who died before achieving the status as a senior from cardiac arrest sings Love you so.  Annette Funicello has the stage to sing O DIo Mio and then its the Platters with Harbour Lights.

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The Creedence Clearwater Revival and Green River got us underway and directly after them is Steppenwolf with Rock me.  The Year is 1967 for a song by Barry Allen entitled Lovedrops.  Next is a group called Crazy Elephant with a song called Gimme Gimme Some lovin'.  The New Colony SIx recorded the next song called Things I'd like to say.  The River is Wide by the Grass Roots was released in 1967 and I hope you like this podcast and lest us know.

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Dance with the music by Sly and the Family Stone is our first number 2 song this hour with The Beatles up next and Lady Madonna.  Gene and Debbe did a duet with a tune called Playboy from 1968 and on their heels is Georgie Fame and the song about the infamous duo Bonnie and Clyde.  Kenny Rogers began his musical career with The First Edition and recorded their first big hit "I just dropped in to see what condition my condition was in".  They were not the first to record the song however - Jerry Lee Lewis was first followed by Teddy Hill and the Southern Soul but it is mostly remembered as a success by Kenny Rogers band.

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Down by the Lazy River by the Osmonds from 1972 got us underway followed by Cher with The Way of love.  Next is a Paul Simon creation based upon a restaurant menu item that is a chicken and egg dish which he entitled A Mother and Child reunion.  The New Seekers sing about peace, love and Harmony in the song entitled I like to teach the world to sing.  Johnathan Edwards sings about Sunshine which was an attempt to distract us from President Nixon and the Vietnam war.  There's more but I will allow you to discover it by listening and consider letting us know what you think.

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Roll on down the highway by BTO started this episode and next is Sugarloaf with Don't call us, we'll call you from 1974.  Phoebe Snow follows with Poetry Man.  The next song was actually a contributor to Van sales in its wake of Chevy Van by Sammy Johns.  Ringo sings Only You and doubles for one of my famous twin spins with his No No song.  Only Yesterday by The Carpenters and then I must have picked a Bad Time to Fall in Love by GFR.

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We begin this Podcast with Smotkin' in the Boy's room by Brownsville Station.  Davis Essex with Rock on follows prior to Gladys Knight and the Pips with You're the best thing that ever happened to me.  I can't say no to you by Graham Shaw is next.  A rare instrumental song by Marvin Hamlisch hit the tip ten in 1974 with the song from the motion picture The Sting called The Entertainer.  The rest of the show is awaiting your ears and opportunity to comment for us to know what you think.  306-227-4229  You can text us.

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This podcast begins with a Paul McCartney composition by Badfinger enititled Come and Get it followed by Love grows where my Rosemary goes by Edison Lighthouse.  Chicago is next with Make me smile.  My Bel Amie by Tee set is up here and then a tune from 1972 by Bobby Sherman called Easy Come and Easy go.  I'll never fall in love again is a tune recorded by Dionne Warwick.  Neil Diamond had more songs than you can shake a stick at and this is one of those number two songs called Holly Holy.  The rest is for your discovery and BTW let us know what you think.

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I like it like that is the first song today by the DC5 followed by the Beach Boys and Dance Dance Dance.  Petula Clark, the Bachelors and the Beatles are next with some great tunes from 1965.  Keep listening and let me know what you think!