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Bill Cahill
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Pat said I could post these, everything but "My 80's" is
brand new. Most of the chart research came
from Pat's database. These links only work in the USA,
you might need to get past the log in.. have fun!
My50s
my60s
my70s
My80s
my90s
My2K
Edited by Bill Cahill on 23 April 2015 at 12:51pm
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Gary Mack
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Thanks for posting this but beware! I went to My 50s and
the first tune I heard was a re-recording of
Patches by Dickey Lee. Not exactly promising....
GM
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Gary Mack wrote:
Thanks for posting this but beware! I
went to My 50s and
the first tune I heard was a re-recording of
Patches by Dickey Lee. Not exactly promising....
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Not even a 50s song...
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Gary Mack
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True, but the page says "50s and Early 60s Rock N Roll
Hits." I wonder why they feel the need to include early
60s tunes for that's when the 50s sound really started to
change?
GM
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JMD1961
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They do the same thing on SiriusXM's "50s on 5". I think it's because rock-n-roll "officially" began when "Rock Around The Clock" hit #1 in 1955. Therefore, in order for it to be a "decade" channel, it needs to include ten years. And that stretches it till about 1964. Which I can see to some extent, as that's when the Beatles invaded and rock really changed.
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