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You made me so very happy - B.S. & T. or Blood Sweat and Tears is our first secondary song on this podcast followed by Don't it make you wanna go home by Joe South.  Next is Dionne Warwick with Heartbreaker.  There goes my everything by Engelbert Humperdinck precedes Hey there lonely girl by Eddie Holman which is the last of the first half of this podcast - the rest I will let you discover.

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It's time to Get Ready with Rare Earth to begin our podcast and then The Tokens do another silver song entitled Early in the morning.  Tom Jones and his secondary contender from 1969 called Without love is next.  Ray Stevens does this rendition of the song Misty.  Melanie Safka sings with Myley Cyrus, Look what they've done to my song.  You can let us know what you think of the remainder of this podcast.

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Turn me loose by Fabian was indeed a number two song and we are on the way to some great silver songs.  What now my love by Sonny and Cher is next followed by Joey D and the Starliters with The Peppermint Twist.  Tell him by the Exciters with Brenda Reid doing the lead vocals is this popular song next on our Quest.  Paul Anka wrote this selection Put your head on my shoulder which stalled at number two due to Bobby Darin and his smash hit Mack the knife.  Martha and the Vandellas are up now with Dancing in the street.  There is much more to meet your ears.

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Have I the Right?  According to The Honeycombs I most certainly do have the right to entertain this hour as we began our podcast with their number two song.   Connis Francis sings her number two song Among my Souvenirs followed by Peter and Gordon with True Love Ways.  The rest is awaiting your pleasure.

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Rockin' Ronnie Hawkins gets us going this time with 40 Days from 1959 followed by Bruce Cockburn with Wondering where the Lions are.  Our next secondary song is another one of our Canadian performers this hour namely Bobby Curtola with Makin' Love.  Gale Garnet and We'll sing in the sunshine preceeds Joey Gregorash from Winnipeg with Jodie.  The rest is waiting for you. 

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Hi Folks - this is a different podcast because it is a collection of some of our favourite interviews with some pretty special entertainers the likes of Cher, The Beatles, Sir James Galway, Sir Elton John, Susan Jacks, Murray McLaughlin, Aretha Franklin and Brenda Lee.  Please let us know what you think.

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It's another one hit wonder group called The Jaggerz with a song from 1969 called the Rapper to initiate this podcast.  Next is Don Ciccone lead singing with the Critters and Younger girl.  R. Dean Taylor is up for your nostalgic recall with Indiana wants me.  I will let you discover the rest as you enjoy listening and please give us a shout if you like our podcast. 

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A little bit me and a little bit you is the first secondary song this hour on our podcast by the Monkees followed by Millie Small who was indeed not very tall and her smash hit My Boy Lollipop.  Billy J. Kramer and Do you want to know a secret is next.  The Worst that could happen is up now by the Brooklyn Bridge.  This next selection is by Guess Who called Raindance.  The rest is waiting for you to tune in. 

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It hurts to be in love is true but it is also the title of Gene Pitney's song that gets our podcast underway.  Next is Connie Francis with My Happiness.  Dean Martin had a few big hits back in the day like this one called That's Amore.   Next from 1965 are The Seekers Don't think twice.  Andy Kim recorded the following song called Rock me gently in 1974.  Stay tuned and I hope you enjoy the rest. 

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Locomotion was a great song that hit the charts by Little Eva in 1962 and then again by The GFR in 1974 and one more time by Kylie Minogue in 1988.  We offer the original by Little Eva to begin our Quest for Silver.  Everybody knows by the DC5 is the second of two songs with the same title by the same band.  This one is the second from 1967.  The rest is waiting for your ears.