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It's not too often that an instrumental song makes it big but the opening song this hour is one of those by The Ventures entitled Wlak don't run followed by Connie Stevens called Sixteen reasons.  Next the Beatles and a rare tune song by John Lennon, Leave my Kitten alone.

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We play some of the best songs from the 20th century and our show now has The BTO with Let it ride followed by Phoebe Snow and many others from the 1970s.  If you make it through the hour to the conclusion you will hear Joe Cocker with You are so Beautiful.

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His record label name was Derek for the song Cinnamon but he was better known as Johnny Cymbal whereas his birth name was John Hendry Blair.  Eric Burdon and the Animals follow with It's my life.  Then we hear the McCoys with Fever.  Next are the Silkie with the Beatles song from Help - You've got to hide your love away.  The closing tune is by the Fortunes and in between is for you to discover.

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Many of the songs in the 60s were typically not long in duration which is to say that many were barely two minutes in length.  Our first song this hour is Sandy Nelson on drums with Teen Beat.  Barry Mann is up next with Who put the Bomp followed by Hayley Mills in a sort of duet with herself from the Disney Movie Parent Trap and Let's get together, ya, ya, ya!!!  The Rest is up to you to find by listening to our Quest for Silver songs on Lifestyles55 Podcasts.

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This show is slightly different due to the fact that we are playing 7 songs in pairs.  Each song is sung by two different artists or group.  The first is a juxtaposition of Puppy love originally by the composer Paul Anka and then a cover by Donny Osmond.  I will allow you to discover the other six comparisons by listening to our unique show The Quest for Silver on Lifestyles55 Podcast by me Mr. T.

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We start this hour with Blood, Sweat and Tears led by Canada's David Clayton Thomas singing "You made me so very happy".  Joe South, Dionne Warwick, Englebert Humperdinck, The Beatles, Paul Revere and the Raiders to mention a few will entertain this hour of Lifestyles55 Podcast called the Quest for Silver by me Mr. T.

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Get ready for another hour of great old tunes on Lifestyles55 Podcasts with Chris Tuffer.  Get ready is the title of the first song this hour by the Group Rare Earth.  The Tokens follow with She let's her hair down, followed by Tom Jones, Johnny Mathis, Melanie, Johnny Nash, Chicago and with a few others before we end the hour with the voice of Burton Cummings and the Guess Who and No Time.

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Fabian, Joey Dee, Dusty Springfield, Paul Anka, Martha and the Vandellas, The Hollies, The Royal Guardsmen, Pat Boone, Jr. Walker and the All Stars, The Tremeloes, The Rolling Stones, Maurice Williams and the Zodiacs, Neil Diamond and The Spiral Starecase.  ALL of these in just one hour - Enjoy!

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Here's a happy way to start your listening pleasure with Little Eva and keep it going with the DC5, Paul McCartney and Mary Hopkin, Adam Fatih, Petula Clark and several more great songs from the 60s.

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You may not remember the name of the group but because their drummer was female and her handle was Honey Lantree it seemed apropos to name the band as The Honeycombs and their best performance with the song "Have I the right" and then it's Connie Francis the first female artist to score big more than once.  True love ways is up next by Peter and Gordon.  Skeeter Davis follows and next is the Rockin' Rebels.