This Saturday night on WRCO FM 100.9 we will go 'old school' once again on Those Were The Days. This time we will feature a time sweep. We will play the top hits of the weekend starting in 1957 and than we will jump ahead to 1962, 1967, 1972, 1977, 1982, and 1987. These were some of the best years for Top 40 rock and roll. See what I mean this weekend between 6 p and Midnight. I love the variety of songs that we play each week. That is the way pop radio used to be. It was like a K-tel record of original hits/original stars. It was the K-tel company that fueled the fire for me. I was a radio listener before that, however, when I bought the album 'Believe In Music' in 1972 it made me want to go out and find more of my favorite music on black vinyl and play it on my Airline model stereo at home. You would get everything from Eric Clapton, Slade, Bobby Vinton, and Donny Osmond on one long playing album! K-tel went on to produce many albums of greatest hits. Those Were The Days on WRCO is a lot like those great albums from back in the day. We will not be taking your requests this week. Stay tuned for a special show with many memorable tracks that we don't often get a chance to play. Phil
Here is a track listing for my favorite K-tel album 'Believe In Music' from 1972.
–Looking Glass | Brandy (You're A Fine Girl) | ||
–Daniel Boone | Beautiful Sunday | ||
–Lighthouse (2) | Sunny Days | ||
–Mouth & MacNeil* | How Do You Do? | ||
–Hollies* | Long Cool Woman | ||
–Donny Osmond | Go Away Little Girl | ||
–O'Jays* | Backstabbers | ||
–Raspberries | Go All The Way | ||
–Andy & David Williams* | Fly Pretty Baby | ||
–Rod Stewart | Maggie May | ||
–Bobby Vinton | Sealed With A Kiss | ||
–Cher | Gypsys, Tramps & Thieves | ||
–Dr. Hook & The Medicine Show | Sylvia's Mother | ||
–Donny Osmond | Sweet & Innocent | ||
–Argent | Hold Your Head Up | ||
–Eric Clapton | Let It Rain | ||
–Slade | Mama Weer All Crazee Now | ||
–Bulldog (9) | No | ||
–Five Man Electrical Band | Money Back Guarantee | ||
–Rick Springfield | Speak To The Sky | ||
–Albert Hammond | Down By The River | ||
–Gallery (2) | I Believe In Music |
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Phil Nee hosts WRCO FM's Those Were the Days every Saturday night from 6-12M. Phil is also heard weekday mornings on WRCO FM 100.9 in Richland Center, WI.