KFXM presents the Top 100 of 1970 with My Sweet Lord-George Harrison at #1 (also the curent #1) The survey wasn't printed, but my list based on next weeks survey (last week's ranking) Highest debut #24 Mixed Up Guy-Joey Scarbury also new on the Top 30 Groove Me, Paying To The Piper, Watching Scotty Grow
Top Ten of The Year1-My Sweet Lord
2-Close To You
3-Aint No Mountain High Enough
4-Make It With You-Bread
5-Let It Be-Beatles
6-Spill The Wine-Eric Burdon
7-I'll Be There-Jackson Five
8-Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head-B J Thomas
9-Cecilia-Simon & Garfunkal
10-Tears Of A Clown-Smokey Robinson & The Miracles
also some other interesting songs in the top 100
13-Indiana Wants Me-R. Dean Taylor
23-Brown Paper Bag-Syndicate of Sound
49 Let'd Work Together-Wilbert Harrison
55-Let's Work Together-Canned Heat
62-Gypsy Woman-Brian Hyland
71-Westbound #9-Flaming Embers
76-Viva Tirado-El Chicano
84-Lay A Little Lovin' On Me-Robin McNamera
95-Go Back-Crabby Appleton
100-Get Ready-P G & E (Should be either Get Ready-Rare Earth or Are You Ready-P, G & E)
Get Ready was the bigger hit on KFXM
Get Ready was the bigger hit on KFXM
Have A Merry K/men Christmas
It appears Dave McCormick is missing in action
One Less Bell To Answer-Fifth Dimension #1Highest debut Sweet Mary-Wadsworth Mansion #26
2 comments:
Christmas 1970 was not a very merry one for me. Dave McCormick, one of the best PD's ever, was let go the week before. "Scooter" Seagraves was named the new program director. I gave my two weeks notice, and left K/MEN the first week in January. I loved the station and the people that worked there. New management came in and totally wrecked a great radio station. "Scooter" had no clue how to program the station. He added a bunch of album cuts that turned listeners off in groves.
Interesting bit from the Helms
man.
So where did JH go afer KMEN
and thereafter? Quit radio??
By the way, I do enjoy listening
to you on KFXM.com. It's
the tidbits I enjoy also.
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