Quest for Silver with Mr. T

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Billy Joel gets us going this hour with Uptown Girl - Cindy Lauper, Michael Jackson, Ben E King, ABBA and severeal others will bring back some musical memories. 

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This episode of the Quest for SIlver begins with a Happy Man - Eugene Pitt and the Jive Five who were one of the many Doo Wop groups of the fifties and sixties.  This song was recorded in 1965.  The hour concludes with a memorable song by the Three Dog Night and Mama told me not to come!!!

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Hi - this episode of our Quest for Silver begins with a montage of all the songs we play this hour.  The Doors, The Young Rascals, The Monkees, Blood Sweat and Tears, Connie Francis, B.J. Thomas, The Chiffons, John Fred & his playboy band, The Dovells, The Exciters, The Lovin' Spoonful, Tommy James and the Shondells, Jimmy Dean and Tommy Roe.  You'll have to listen to find our which songs correspond to the respective artist.  Be assured it is a fun hour of nostalgia. 

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If you like the Beatles you probably are like me and like Paul McCartney too and his album Band on the Run - our opening number two song this hour, since we are on a Quest for Silver, is entitled Mrs. Vanderbilt or as my two young sons used to call it the Ho Hey Ho song.  I hope you enjoy this hour as much as we did producing it.  

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We are on a roll and hope that you have heard some of our previous shows - we play number two songs and hope that you fondly remember them.  Stay with us and know that there are lots of shows to come - this is number five on our Quest for Silver.

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Season one of the Quest for Silver episode three with Chris Tuffer - number two songs from the twentieth century.

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This is a podcast by Chris Tuffer and an hour of music called the Quest for SIlver - check it out and let us know what you think.

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This is the first of many episodes in which we play songs from the 1960s but not exclusively for we play songs that were not number one.  Often these songs live longer than the ones that hit the top of the charts but then, you can listen and see if you don't agree.  Here is a startling factoid - Our first song is by Creedence Clearwater Revival - that's right the CCR did not have a number one single EVER in the USA - not even Proud Mary!!!