The Bush
Lyrics to Who Killed The Ice Cream Man? below
Happenings Ten Years Time Ago/The Nazz Are Blue-Yardbirds #1
New in the top ten
Snoopy Vs. The Red Baron-Royal Guardsmen #2
I'm A Believer/I'm Not Your Steppin' Stone-Monkees #3
Pushing Too Hard-Seeds #7
There's Got To Be A Word-Innocense #10
Highest debut
Born Free-Matt Monroe #24
This version was a huge hit here, but nationally it didn't hit the top 100, but the Roger Williams version hit the national top ten
also debuting
Harmonica Man-Torquays #40
New
Gimme Some Lovin'-Spencer Davis Group
I'm A Boy-Who
Hello Hello-Sopwith Camel
Comment below about KFXM being #1 in the ratings with a L.A. station coming in at #2.
Yardbirds article and picture with Al Anthony and it appears to be Jim Conniff, too.
Under Bits & Pieces there is a mention of a Beach Boys tour of England, next single of Heroes & Villians and new album Smile (to be delayed only 45 years)
9 comments:
I never got the connection between
the lyrics and title of WHO KILLED THE ICE CREAM MAN.
Splain, Lucy.
Do you all know JIM CONNIFF was the
son of RAY CONNIFF of SOMEHWERE MY LOVE fame? Jim hated to reminded of
that. DOn't think he had a good
rapport with daddy.
I just remember Jimmy Conniff for that horrible fright wig he wore to cover his bald pate!
And yes, it was already known about his famous Big Band leader pappy.
what happened to the '62 chart?
It is still there. Dec 7, 1962, posted Dec 5, 2011
I have always been into BUSH, and like the band version, too! (LOL)
you usually post one '62 chart every week, but not this week.
PATIENCE IS A VIRTUE.
The Dougmaster will post the current 1962 KFXM survey series soon,
you can be sure!
I just double checked and this week's 1962 posting is there. Posted on Dec 5th between the 1966 K/MEN and the 1973 KFXM. Dated Dec 1-7, 1962. Big survey picture, blue background, green printing, Lyles Record City stamp on it! #1 song by Dick Dale.
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