On Sun, 3 Apr 2016 09:01:08 -0700 (PDT), Chris Brown
<extreme_rice@yahoo.com> put finger to keyboard and typed:
I had to email this to myself to post from my phone, as I'd already done the preparation.
This one is mainly notable for featuring all four Beatles separately, but will also appeal to fans of multiple versions of the same song charting simultaneously.
Playlists here. I promise the Deep Purple video does start eventually.
https://open.spotify.com/user/nowthats/playlist/583pr0UpuwW6GttlcSy79g
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdiUvgvgpgNoSsryEJ0BgIsSyFd0h-xsu
Chart date: 17th April 1971
I vaguely remember a few of these from the time. I was too young to really have much of an interest in music myself, so the ones I do remember were those which got played on the radio when my parents were listening. There
is one exception.
Despite the age of the chart, I have seen one act in here play live.
1. (1) T.Rex Hot Love
I think I remember this from the time, although it's a famous enough song that I've heard it enough since. It isn't going to win any awards for lyric writing.
2. (2) Ray Stevens Bridget The Midget (The Queen Of The Blues)
Don't remember this. Don't think I've missed anything.
Mark
I had to email this to myself to post from my phone, as I'd already done the preparation.
This one is mainly notable for featuring all four Beatles separately, but will also appeal to fans of multiple versions of the same song charting simultaneously.
Playlists here. I promise the Deep Purple video does start eventually. https://open.spotify.com/user/nowthats/playlist/583pr0UpuwW6GttlcSy79g https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdiUvgvgpgNoSsryEJ0BgIsSyFd0h-xsu
Chart date: 17th April 1971
1. (1) T.Rex Hot Love
2. (2) Ray Stevens Bridget The Midget (The Queen Of The Blues)
3. (3) Lynn Anderson Rose Garden
4. (17) Dave And Ansel Collins Double Barrel
5. (4) Clodagh Rodgers Jack In The Box
6. (13) Andy Williams (Where Do I Begin) Love Story
7. (6) Elvis Presley There Goes My Everything
8. (12) Olivia Newton-John If Not For You
9. (7) CCS Walkin'
10. (8) John Lennon And The Plastic Ono Band Power To The People 11. (5) Paul McCartney Another Day
12. (9) Perry Como It's Impossible
13. (10) Mungo Jerry Baby Jump
14. (26) Waldo De Los Rios Mozart Symphony No 40
15. (20) The Sweet Funny Funny
16. (23) Frank Sinatra I Will Drink The Wine
17. (11) Deep Purple Strange Kind Of Woman
18. (28) Diana Ross Remember Me
19. (16) Mixtures Pushbike Song
20. (32) Dawn Knock Three Times
21. (21) Fantastics Something Old Something New
22. (15) Neil Diamond Sweet Caroline
23. (18) Judy Collins Amazing Grace
24. (31) Marmalade My Little One
25. (14) George Harrison My Sweet Lord
26. (25) Frank Sinatra My Way
27. (37) Sovereign Collection Mozart 40
28. (24) Clive Dunn Grandad
29. (NE) Ringo Starr It Don't Come Easy
30. (49) Fame And Price Together Rosetta
31. (35) The Jackson 5 Mama's Pearl
32. (27) Atomic Rooster Tomorrow Night
33. (36) Cliff Richard Silvery Rain
34. (34) Shirley Bassey (Where Do I Begin) Love Story
35. (19) New World Rose Garden
36. (NE) Gerry Monroe It's A Sin To Tell A Lie
37. (38) R Dean Taylor Indiana Wants Me
38. (22) Hot Chocolate You Could've Been A Lady
39. (29) Dana Who Put The Lights Out
40. (30) Chairmen Of The Board Everything's Tuesday
41. (46) Sakkarin Sugar Sugar
42. (RE) Keith Michell I'll Give You The Earth (Tous Les Bateaux, Tous Les Oiseaux)
43. (33) Ashton, Gardner And Dyke Resurrection Shuffle
44. (50) Petula Clark Song Of My Life
45. (44) Jackie Lee Rupert
46. (NE) East Of Eden Jig-A-Jig
47. (40) Creedence Clearwater Revival Have You Ever Seen The Rain? 48. (RE) Gilbert O'Sullivan Underneath The Blanket Go
49. (42) Brian Hyland Gypsy Woman
50. (41) Barbra Streisand Stoney End
Chris Brown wrote:
Finally got to hear that East Of Eden track on a prog compilation. It
wasn't quite what I expected but I quite liked it.
And the next track was the satisfyingly odd Golf Girl by Caravan, so
it's nice to be reminded of that. https://youtu.be/lSAFNvI4Ymc
Chris
Op 9-4-2016 om 23:23 schreef Robbie:
Chris Brown wrote:
Finally got to hear that East Of Eden track on a prog compilation. It
wasn't quite what I expected but I quite liked it.
And the next track was the satisfyingly odd Golf Girl by Caravan, so
it's nice to be reminded of that. https://youtu.be/lSAFNvI4Ymc
Chris
Thank you for this Caravan single.
Live at German TV.
I knew the song, but never knew the title ....
Studio single:
<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hbPfPCz3GRA>
(posted in 2018 :-) )
Complete album:
C̲a̲ravan - In T̲h̲e̲ L̲and of Grey̲ and P̲ink (Full Album) 1971 <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Ums52IOFLg>
75 minutes looks like one CD.
Was it a double LP?
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