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Turning over the toy box and jamming together the gloriously mismatched musical Lincoln Logs, Legos and Tinker Toys from Tin Pan Alley pluggers, pickled egg tavern weepers, lockstep soul ensembles, skinny-tie power poppers, Eurotrash ravers, moontanned art school rockers, drunken soccer anthems and anything else that seems like a good idea at the time. There are no guilty pleasures.
Friday
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April 28, 2017: SPECIAL (chart singles from 1972): EPISODE 200!
Celebrating chart singles released in 1972
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| Artist | Track | Album |
|---|---|---|
| Uncle Michael |
Hinky Dinky Time Open
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| Joni Mitchell |
You Turn Me On, I'm A Radio
|
single (b/w Urge For Going) (Asylum - October - 1972) |
| The O'Jays |
Love Train
|
single (b/w Who Am I) (Philadelphia International - December - 1972) |
| Mel And Tim |
Starting All Over Again
|
single (b/w It Hurts To Want It So Bad) (Stax - May - 1972) |
| Steely Dan |
Do It Again
|
single (b/w Fire In The Hole) (ABC - October - 1972) |
| Main Ingredient |
Everybody Plays The Fool
|
single (b/w Who Can I Turn To (When Nobody Needs Me)) (RCA Victor - June - 1972) |
Music behind DJ: The Crusaders |
Put It Where You Want It
|
single (b/w Mosadi (Woman)) (Blue Thumb - March - 1972) |
| Chi-Lites |
Oh Girl
|
single (b/w Being In Love) (Brunswick - March - 1972) |
| Brighter Side Of Darkness |
Love Jones
|
single (b/w I'm The Guy) (20th Century - August - 1972) |
| Albert King |
Breaking Up Somebody's Home
|
single (b/w Little Brother (Make A Way)) (Stax - October - 1972) |
| James Brown |
Talking Loud And Saying Nothing, Pt. I
|
single (b/w Talking Loud And Saying Nothing - Pt.II) (Polydor - January - 1972) |
| King Hannibal |
The Truth Shall Make You Free (St. John 8:32)
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single (b/w It's What You Do) (Aware - November - 1972) |
Music behind DJ: Quincy Jones |
Money Runner
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single (b/w Passin' The Buck) (Reprise - March - 1972) |
| Rare Earth |
What'd I Say
|
single (b/w Nice To Be With You) (Rare Earth - March - 1972) |
| Jo Jo Gunne |
Run Run Run
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single (b/w Take It Easy) (Asylum - February - 1972) |
| Led Zeppelin |
Rock And Roll
|
single (b/w Four Sticks) (Atlantic - February - 1972) |
| The Doors |
The Mosquito (Mono)
|
single (b/w It Slipped My Mind) (Elektra - September - 1972) |
| The Hollies |
Long Cool Woman
|
single (b/w Look What We've Got) (Epic - May - 1972) |
| The Rolling Stones |
Tumbling Dice (Single Mono Version)
|
single (b/w Soulsville) (Enterprise - February - 1972) |
Music behind DJ: Gary Glitter |
Rock And Roll (Part 2)
|
single (b-side to Rock And Roll Part 1) (Bell - July - 1972) |
| Elvis Presley |
Burning Love
|
single (b/w It's A Matter Of Time) (RCA Victor - August - 1972) |
| Billy "Crash" Craddock |
Ain't Nothin' Shakin' (But the Leaves on the Trees)
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single (b/w She's My Angel) (Cartwheel - February - 1972) |
| Glen Campbell |
Manhattan Kansas
|
single (b/w Wayfarin' Stranger) (Capitol - April - 1972) |
| Cal Smith |
The Lord Knows I'm Drinking
|
single (b/w Sweet Things I Remember About You) (Decca - November - 1972) |
| George Jones |
A Picture Of Me Without You
|
single (b/w The Man Worth Lovin' You) (Epic - October - 1972) |
| Merle Haggard And The Strangers |
I Wonder If They Ever Think Of Me
|
single (b/w I Forget You Every Day) (Capitol - November - 1972) |
| Grateful Dead |
Sugar Magnolia
|
single (b/w Mr. Charlie) (Warner Bros. - December - 1972) |
Music behind DJ: The James Brown Soul Train |
Honky Tonk, Pts. 1 & 2
|
single (both sides) (Polydor - June - 1972) |
| Ringo Star |
Back Off Boogaloo
|
single (b/w Blindman) (Apple - March - 1972) |
| Three Dog Night |
Family Of Man
|
single (b/w Going In Circles) (Dunhill - March - 1972) |
| King Harvest |
Dancing In The Moonlight
|
single (b/w Marty And The Captain) (Perception - August - 1972) |
| Looking Glass |
Brandy (You're A Fine Girl)
|
single (b/w One By One) (Epic - May - 1972) |
| Bulldog |
No
|
single (b/w Good Times Are Comin') (Decca - August - 1972) |
| Leon Russell |
Tight Rope
|
single (b/w This Masquerade) (Shelter - August - 1972) |
Music behind DJ: Jr. Walker And The All Stars |
Walk In The Night
|
single (b/w I Don't Want To Do Wrong) (Soul - February - 1972) |
| Bette Midler |
Do You Want To Dance
|
single (b/w Superstar) (Atlantic - November - 1972) |
| America |
Ventura Highway
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single (b/w Saturn Nights) (Warner Bros. - September - 1972) |
| Gallery |
Big City Miss Ruth Ann
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single (b/w Lover's Hideaway) (Sussex - December - 1972) |
| Potliquor |
Cheer
|
single (b/w Chattanooga) (Janus - January - 1972) |
| Who |
The Relay
|
single (b/w Wasp Man) (Track/Decca - November - 1972) |
| The Raspberries |
I Wanna Be With You
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single (b/w Goin' Nowhere Tonight) (Capitol - October - 1972) |
Music behind DJ: Isaac Hayes |
Let's Stay Together
|
single (b/w Soulsville) (Enterprise - February - 1972) |
| Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose |
Too Late To Turn Back Now
|
single (b/w Lift Your Love Higher) (United Artists - April - 1972) |
| War |
The World Is A Ghetto
|
single (b/w Four Cornered Room) (United Artists - November - 1972) |
| Timmy Thomas |
Why Can't We Live Together?
|
single (b/w Funky Me) (Glades - October - 1972) |
| Spinners |
I'll Be Around
|
single (b/w I'll Be Around) (Atlantic - July - 1972) |
| Funkadelic |
Loose Booty
|
single (b-side to A Joyful Process) (Westbound - August - 1972) |
| Hot Butter |
Popcorn
|
single (b/w At The Movies) (Musicor - June - 1972) |
Music behind DJ: Dennis Coffey And The Detroit Guitar Band |
Taurus
|
single (b/w Can You Feel It) (Sussex - February - 1972) |
| The Incredible Bongo Band |
Bongo Rock
|
single (b/w Bongolia) (Pride - November - 1972) |
| Frederick Knight |
I've Been Lonely For So Long
|
single (b/w Lean On Me) (Stax - February - 1972) |
| Malo |
Suavecito
|
single (b/w Nena) (Warner Bros. - February - 1972) |
| Sailcat |
Motorcycle Mama
|
single (b/w Rainbow Road) (Elektra - April - 1972) |
| Gilbert O'Sullivan |
Alone Again
|
single (b/w Save It) (MAM - May - 1972) |
Music behind DJ: Fleetwood Mac |
Albatross
|
single (b/w Jigsaw Puzzle Blues) (Blue Horizon - 1968) |
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Listener comments!
listener james from westwood:
Jeff Golick:
Jeff Golick:
davefromtoronto:
i'm super hyped for this one.
Dean:
Birthday, I mean. She hasn't DJ'd even one GTDR program.
Mark the Sardine:
doctorjazz:
Brian in UK:
Jeff Golick:
Ramblin' Ray:
melinda:
doctorjazz:
listener james from westwood:
@Dean: 90! Many happy tidings to her!
Dean:
Doug Schulkind:
βrian:
Brian in UK:
Uncle Michael:
Dean:
Uncle Michael:
βrian:
Stanley:
Mark the Sardine:
Uncle Michael:
Dean:
Jeff Golick:
Uncle Michael:
Stanley:
davefromtoronto:
i miss my clock radio...
βrian:
Marie:
Uncle Michael:
doctorjazz:
V Priceless:
listener james from westwood:
V Priceless:
Artie Haywire:
Uncle Michael:
Thanks, everyone.
Had to go with the long version because I know how much everyone of you loves Steely Dan.
Roberto:
Uncle Michael:
Jeff Golick:
Uncle Michael:
Roberto:
Jeff Golick:
Jeff Golick:
Dean:
Yes, every one of us.
melinda:
Uncle Michael:
Uncle Michael:
Stanley:
Look what you're doing to me!
melinda:
V Priceless:
Brian in UK:
Uncle Michael:
listener james from westwood:
Flash Strap:
Uncle Michael:
Uncle Michael:
Doug Schulkind:
Dean:
listener james from westwood:
Jeff Golick:
Jeff Golick:
Brian in UK:
Dean:
Marie:
Roberto:
listener james from westwood:
Dean:
Uncle Michael:
Stanley:
listener james from westwood:
Dean:
Dean:
Uncle Michael:
Dean:
βrian:
listener james from westwood:
βrian:
Dean:
world war i
...but Ngram is case-sensitive. A search for
World War I
...produces results as early as 1812. Hmmm, I think I'll run a search for:
winning lottery numbers
melinda:
melinda:
listener james from westwood:
@Jeff, full endorsement from this quarter on Nixonland.
melinda:
Uncle Michael:
melinda:
βrian:
V Priceless:
βrian:
V Priceless:
Dean:
ronzoni:
Uncle Michael:
Hey Ron.
ronzoni:
Goyim in the AM:
Uncle Michael:
davefromtoronto:
Uncle Michael:
Uncle Michael:
Dean:
Goyim in the AM:
Jeff Golick:
Jeff Golick:
mauri:
Dean:
geezerette:
Uncle Michael:
Dean:
Roberto:
Uncle Michael:
davefromtoronto:
mauri:
Roberto:
geezerette:
Dean:
geezerette:
Jeff Golick:
geezerette:
ronzoni:
Jeff Golick:
Uncle Michael:
Jeff Golick:
geezerette:
mauri:
Goyim in the AM:
Lane Gray:
mauri:
Uncle Michael:
Uncle Michael:
Lane Gray:
Dean:
Lane Gray:
Brian in UK:
Uncle got to cut out. my wife's leaving work do. Better behave.
Uncle Michael:
67tele:
geezerette:
Uncle Michael:
geezerette:
Howdy!
Lane Gray:
doctorjazz:
mauri:
Uncle Michael:
Lane Gray:
Lewis:
Lane Gray:
johnk77:
was it not just
the world war
generally until at least
sept.1939?
also great work selecter
jerrys early steel work
influenced by buddy cage
Lane Gray:
KevinfromBayRidge:
listener james from westwood:
KevinfromBayRidge:
Lewis:
Lane Gray:
Cheatin' bitch
Pedro G.:
Uncle Michael:
Alex In Illinois:
ronzoni:
Uncle Michael:
Pedro! Alex!
johnk77:
miss it this year
record fair is 1 of the all-time
great events
of this or any other
Pedro G.:
Lewis:
Marie:
Uncle Michael:
Jeff Golick:
Pedro G.:
Alex In Illinois:
johnk77:
cd and/or reissue dates
this king harvest
a hit
on some confused rock fmers
Roberto:
Lane Gray:
βrian:
Lewis:
Uncle Michael:
johnk77:
but i was probably referencing ktim
doctorjazz:
Lewis:
Jeff Golick:
ronzoni:
Pedro G.:
Uncle Michael:
Roberto:
Jeff Golick:
Marie:
johnk77:
did a live remote on kfat
w/roy rogers
Roberto:
Alex In Illinois:
Lewis:
Marie:
Dean:
Marie:
Dean:
Uncle Michael:
Lewis:
Marie:
Lewis:
geezerette:
doctorjazz:
Marie:
davefromtoronto:
really good.
Jeff Golick:
melinda:
Roberto:
Dean:
Swampy Morass to my mind would sound like a cross between the Allman Bros. and a stoner band.
For sure, @doctorjazz.
Bette Midler is married to one of the Kipper Kids. That just cracks me up.
ronzoni:
Roberto:
melinda:
ronzoni:
geezerette:
Dean:
Marie:
doctorjazz:
melinda:
Roberto:
Dean:
Jeff Golick:
Uncle Michael:
geezerette:
melinda:
Roberto:
Lane Gray:
Marie:
Roberto:
Marie:
davefromtoronto:
ronzoni:
Uncle Michael:
67tele:
ronzoni:
Jeff Golick:
Lane Gray:
Marie:
Dean:
geezerette:
Lane Gray:
Dean:
Roberto:
geezerette:
Lane Gray:
Both 4 In the Morning and his rerecording of Goin' Steady were great.
Dean:
Roberto:
Uncle Michael:
Marie:
doctorjazz:
Lane Gray:
johnk77:
melinda:
Marie:
geezerette:
melinda:
geezerette:
KevinfromBayRidge:
ronzoni:
geezerette:
geezerette:
melinda:
Uncle Michael:
Marie:
geezerette:
geezerette:
Uncle Michael:
melinda:
geezerette:
Jeff Golick:
Marie:
geezerette:
Uncle Michael:
Marie:
Lewis:
Lewis:
Uncle Michael:
I make mandelbread, matzo balls, chopped liver, etc. as well as my forbears.
listener james from westwood:
geezerette:
Uncle Michael:
Uncle Michael:
geezerette:
Uncle Michael:
geezerette:
doctorjazz:
geezerette:
Uncle Michael:
geezerette:
Goyim in the AM:
coelacanth∅:
Uncle Michael:
Uncle Michael:
melinda:
Uncle Michael:
geezerette:
Rich in Washington:
doctorjazz:
Uncle Michael:
V Priceless:
melinda:
coelacanth∅:
here, have some popcorn.
listener james from westwood:
geezerette:
hey James!
howdy coel!
Mark the Sardine:
coelacanth∅:
...i like the original better though.
βrian:
coelacanth∅:
coelacanth∅:
Doug Schulkind:
geezerette:
geezerette:
geezerette:
KevinfromBayRidge:
Doug Schulkind:
listener james from westwood:
coelacanth∅:
Uncle Michael:
KevinfromBayRidge:
Uncle Michael:
V Priceless:
ronzoni:
geezerette:
Uncle Michael:
Doug Schulkind:
listener james from westwood:
Lane Gray:
Jeff Golick:
coelacanth∅:
melinda:
Spaniel: