The Quest for Silver with Chris Tuffer

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Randy and the Rainbows started our podcast today with Denise and next is Kai Winding with the theme song More from the movie Mondo Cane.  Barbara Lewis with Hello Stranger is just ahead of Bobby Vee and his number two The Night has a thouasnad eyes.  You will find much more to hear as you discover our latest podcast.

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Don't let me be misunderstood by Eric Burdon and the Animals and we are underway on our Quest for Silver, songs that missed the centre of the target but live on in our memory.  Aretha Franklin Chain of fools after an interview by me Chris Tuffer.  Freddie and the Dreamers are next with I'm Telling you now.  Next is Count me in by Gary Lewis and the Playboys.  Stay tuned to hear more secondary sentimental songs.

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Gimme Gimme Good Lovin' - The Spencer Davis Group followed by The Electric Prunes and I had too much to dream - Then Martha Reeves and the Vandellas and their number two selection Jimmy Mack.  Before we hear Neil Diamond and you got to me we have Sloop John B by the Beach Boys.  The Capitols and Cool Jerk was recorded and released in 1966 and of course was a bona fide number two.  Sonny and Cher with The Beat goes on is just ahead of the next silver song entitled Words of love by the Mamas and the Papas - and not to worry there is more for you.

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Hi folks Chris Tuffer here with another episode of the Quest for Silver and we start this hour with The Edwin Starr song Twenty five Miles and the second secondary song is Glen Campbell with Galveston.  Next is a one hit wonder by Mercy entitled Love can make you happy.  The Edwin Hawkin Singers do our next instalment O Happy Day.  The Friends of Distinction do this one called Grazin' in the grass.  There is more for you as you listen.

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One of my favourite one hit wonder duos from the 60s is Jon and Robin with Do it again followed by Shirley Ellis with The Nitty Gritty.  Dead man's curve by Jan and Dean preceeds The Ray Charles singers with Love me with all your heart.  There's more for you as you listen to the Quest for Sivler with me Mr. T.

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Hi folks - this episode is the beginning of a new season with an amazing interview and collection of songs by the late John Denver.  We hope you enjoy listening to the candid comments of a legend of great tunes and a man who was an influence on society in the twentieth century.  He left tragically due to a design flaw in his experimental aircraft but he left us with a plethora of great songs and memories.  Please give us your opinion of this episode - thankyou.

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Don't you want me by The Human League is followed directly by Paul McCartney - with Take it away.   INXS Never tear us apart precedes Air Supply with their number two song entitled Every woman in the world.  Guilty by Barbra Streisand and Barry Gibb is ahead of Key Largo by Bertie Higgins.  The rest of this podcast is  waiting for you to hear.

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New Orleans by Gary US Bonds is our first number two song followed by Freddy Canon and Way Down Yonder in New Orleans.  Connie Francis Jealous of you preceeds Love can break your heart by Jerry Butler.  Next is Diamonds and Pearls by the Paradons.  Rosie and The Originals recorded and now we play Angel Baby.  The Skyliners are next with Pennies from Heaven.  You will discover much more as you listen to the Quest for silver with me Mr. T.

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It is the title of our first number two song and a truism that "Everybody's working for the weekend" by Loverboy.  Duran Duran with Hungry like a wolf is next followed by F R David and words don't come easy.  Please let us know what you think of this podcast.

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Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers started the podcast about a Quest for Silver with the song Don't do me like that.  Next is Sir Cliff Richard with We don't talk anymore.  Bette Midler with the Rose is just ahead of Kenny Rogers with The Coward of the County.  Bob Seger and this twin spin, Fire Lake and Against the wind comes prior to Donna Summer as the reigning queen of disco with her tune on the Radio.  More awaits your discovery.