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April 30, 2010
THE HITS WERE WEAK IN MAY 1972
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Not much going on there!
Posted by: Bob Karm | May 01, 2010 at 09:54 PM
SORRY GUYS.....BUT 21 IN THE TOP 18 ON BILLBOARD'S HOT 100
LOOKS PRETTY GOOD TO ME. NOW GRANTED, THERE WERE 5 DUDS THAT
DID'NT CRACK THE TOP 40 (OF BILLBOARD) INCLUDING CHANGES BY
DAVID BOWIE THAT PEAKED AT #66.....BUT IT RECHARTED IN 1975
AND PEAKED AT #41 ON IT'S SECOND TRY. ROUNDING OUT THE CHART
WAS A #22, #24, #29 AND #31 ON KISN'S BIG 30 FOR THE WEEK OF
MAY 3rd 1972.
Posted by: JOE COOK | May 02, 2010 at 08:33 PM
AN ADDITIONAL NOTE REGUARDING THE THREE SONGS AT THE BOTTOM
OF THE SURVEY UNDER KISN'S NEW MUSIC.....2 #1's AND A #5!!!
Posted by: JOE COOK | May 02, 2010 at 08:40 PM
Hmmmmm... On May 3, 1972, I was still at Chico State partying and doing college radio. We didn't play Donny Osmond, the Jackson 5, or anything considered "Bubblegum." We did have an interesting power struggle going on between myself, Frank Dooney, and Mike Bell for control of the station. I graduated, Frank went to KROY (as Donovan Blue), and Mike got the station!
Posted by: John Ross Hart | May 03, 2010 at 08:08 AM
These all are looking really very fantastic it is looking really very interesting and also very power struggle it can derived with so many things can be performed to know about it.
Posted by: abendkleid | December 28, 2010 at 11:17 PM