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Tommy James and the Shondells with Draggin' the line are up first and for all we know has Karen Carpenter at the miscrophone. It's the Spanish word for Wolf and you will know him by that name which is Lobo and you and me and a dog named Boo. The Bells and their writer Ken Tobias sing separately the song Stay awhile - the rest is for you to discover.
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Ramblin' Man by The Allman Brothers started this episode and then George Harrison with Give me love and next is Karen Carpenter with what could be our theme called Yesterday Once more. Cornelius Brothers and Sister Rose are up with It's too late to turn back now. Much more follows if you care to listen.
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Whatever gets you through the night by Johnn Lennon is the start of this hour followed by Jackie Blue and the Ozark Mountain Daredevils - The First Class and their song Beach Baby is next with many more memories to invade your senses.
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Heaven knows and thus we are underway with episode number 35 with the assistance of the Disco Queen Donna Summer followed by Fleetwood Mac and you make lovin fun - next is Melissa Manchester with Don't cry out loud. Also in this hour we have Paul Davis, Rita Coolidge, The Little River Band singing Lady, Supertramp, Dave Mason and James Taylor with one or two others tha we hope you will enjoy..
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The Dutch group named The George Baker Selection started the show with a Little Green Bag - next is an upbeat song by Barbra Streisand followed by the CCR and Down on the Corner and then I wanna know what love is by Foreigner - you will have to listen to find out what else is in store for you with this episode.
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Wayne Fontana and the Mindbenders are first up with Game of Love followed by Mr Falsetto (as I refer to him) but you will know him better as Frankie Valli with the Four Seasons - the Beatles have the honours next with a twin spin followed by another Beatles tune recorded by Peter and Gordon - World without love. The rest is up to you to discover!
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With more than a few bits and pices and the assistance of the DC5 we have another great show for you nostalgia fans - Then Come the Tbones and Hamilton Joe Frank and Reynolds, The Beach Boys, Diana Ross and several others.
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If you have never been to Philadelphia you will not know how popular is South Street and The Orlons sing about it as the hippest street in town and then its the song by the Chiffons entitled He's so fine - severeal more songs fill out the rest of the hour on our Quest for Silver.
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For the third episode in a row we begin with one of those rare but popular instrumental hits and this title is The Happy Organ by Dave "Baby" Cortez. California Girls by The Beach Boys follows and then Rosemary Timi Yuro and Hurt.
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Another one of those rare instrumentals to hit the top ten is by David Rose and the tune that is rather suggestive called The Stripper and after that is the Lady who sang the title of the movie To sir with love and her rendition of Shout. The Hour is wrapped up by Roy Orbison and Dream Baby.
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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…