10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => Regional 10@10's across the time zones! => Topic started by: RGMike on December 11, 2007, 07:52:16 AM
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Arlo's "Comin into Los Angeleees" promised.
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Salivate! Salivate! BOS to the 3DN!
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The Biggest OHW of All Time (despite what VH-1 may have told you): Zager & Evans.
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VHM J&Y, standing at the dock at Southampton, looking like 2 gurus in drag.
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BOS2 Arlo.
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ain't no food upon the table
ain't no pork up in the pan.
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The Biggest OHW of All Time (despite what VH-1 may have told you): Zager & Evans.
They weren't overtaken by the Macarena duo?
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The Biggest OHW of All Time (despite what VH-1 may have told you): Zager & Evans.
They weren't overtaken by the Macarena duo?
Have they never hit the Hot 100 since? How many weeks was "Macarena" #1 ?
Mainly I was criticizing VH-1, since Z&E wasn't even mentioned in their top 100 OHWs countdown -- god forbid the target demo should hear something, y'know, OLD.
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The Biggest OHW of All Time (despite what VH-1 may have told you): Zager & Evans.
They weren't overtaken by the Macarena duo?
Have they never hit the Hot 100 since? How many weeks was "Macarena" #1 ?
Mainly I was criticizing VH-1, since Z&E wasn't even mentioned in their top 100 OHWs countdown -- god forbid the target demo should hear something, y'know, OLD.
The original mix charted some months after the Bayside Boyz remix became such a massive hit. I don't think that counts as a second hit, but YMMV. Point taken and agreed on VH1's incompleteness, though.
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The Biggest OHW of All Time (despite what VH-1 may have told you): Zager & Evans.
They weren't overtaken by the Macarena duo?
Have they never hit the Hot 100 since? How many weeks was "Macarena" #1 ?
Mainly I was criticizing VH-1, since Z&E wasn't even mentioned in their top 100 OHWs countdown -- god forbid the target demo should hear something, y'know, OLD.
The original mix charted some months after the Bayside Boyz remix became such a massive hit. I don't think that counts as a second hit, but YMMV. Point taken and agreed on VH1's incompleteness, though.
Casey Kasem did several OHW countdowns in the '70s --"The Greatest Disappearing Acts of All Time" he called 'em, and his guidelines were indeed strict: one hit and NEVER hit the Hot 100 again. Z&E were #1 one time he did it, the other time it was Joan Weber's "Let Me Go Lover". I wish they'd throw some of his specials into the syndicated mix -- hoping for a Xmas Countdown next week, for example.
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The Biggest OHW of All Time (despite what VH-1 may have told you): Zager & Evans.
They weren't overtaken by the Macarena duo?
Have they never hit the Hot 100 since? How many weeks was "Macarena" #1 ?
Mainly I was criticizing VH-1, since Z&E wasn't even mentioned in their top 100 OHWs countdown -- god forbid the target demo should hear something, y'know, OLD.
The original mix charted some months after the Bayside Boyz remix became such a massive hit. I don't think that counts as a second hit, but YMMV. Point taken and agreed on VH1's incompleteness, though.
Casey Kasem did several OHW countdowns in the '70s --"The Greatest Disappearing Acts of All Time" he called 'em, and his guidelines were indeed strict: one hit and NEVER hit the Hot 100 again. Z&E were #1 one time he did it, the other time it was Joan Weber's "Let Me Go Lover". I wish they'd throw some of his specials into the syndicated mix -- hoping for a Xmas Countdown next week, for example.
Weber was a sad story: died in a mental institution, apparently not even bothering to cash her royalty checks.
I'll be listening to this Saturday's AT40, hoping for 1972 although that year isn't due to come up.