WQAM FABULOUS 56 SURVEY FOR WEEK ENDING SEP. 8, 1973
South Florida's Top Selling Music
LAST THIS WEEK WEEK TITLE ARTIST
(1) 1. LET'S GET IT ON MARVIN GAYE (2) 2. Brother Louie Stories (3) 3. The Morning After Maureen McGovern (12) 4. We're An American Band Grand Funk Railroad (13) 5. Love Me Like A Rock Paul Simon (14) 6. Gypsy Rose Dawn (4) 7. Gypsy Man War (5) 8. Live & Let Die Paul McCartney (8) 9. Sweet Charlie Babe Jackie Moore (6) 10. Touch Me In The Morning Diana Ross (7) 11. Delta Dawn Helen Reddy (19) 12. Free Ride Edgar Winter Group (18) 13. Young Love/Million to One Donny Osmond (20) 14. Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting Elton John (9) 15. Diamond Girl Seals & Crofts (10) 16. Here I Am Al Green (11) 17. Are You Man Enough The Four Tops (21) 18. If You Want Me To Stay Sly & Family Stone (28) 19. Monster Mash Bobby Pickett (15) 20. Behind Closed Doors Charlie Rich (16) 21. Angel Aretha Franklin (17) 22. Bad Bad Leroy Brown Jim Croce (25) 23. My Maria B. W. Stevenson (22) 24. Soul Makossa Manu DiBango (23) 25. I Believe In You Johnny Taylor (24) 26. Get Down Gilbert O'Sullivan (26) 27. Smoke on The Water Deep Purple (27) 28. How Can I Tell Her Lobo (29) 29. Uneasy Rider Charlie Daniels (30) 30. So Very Hard To Go Tower of Power (31) 31. Money Pink Floyd (33) 32. Round In Circles Billy Preston (32) 33. Feelin' Stronger Every Day Chicago ** 34. Yes We Can Can Pointer Sisters ** 35. Twisting The Night Away Rod Stewart (34) 36. Long Train Running Doobie Brothers (35) 37. Natural High Bloodstone (55) 38. Higher Ground Stevie Wonder (56) 39. Halfbreed Cher (36) 40. Yesterday Once More Carpenters (37) 41. Right Place Wrong Time Dr. John (38) 42. One of a Kind Spinners (39) 43. Playground in My Mind Clint Holmes (40) 44. Give Me Love George Harrison (41) 45. Roll Over Beethoven Elec. Light Orch. (42) 46. I'm Gonna Love You Barry White (43) 47. Kodachrome Paul Simon (44) 48. Shambala Three Dog Night (45) 49. My Love Paul McCartney (46) 50. Goin' Home The Osmonds (47) 51. Tie A Yellow Ribbon Round The Old Oak Tree Dawn (48) 52. Swamp Witch Jim Stafford (49) 53. You'll Never Get To Heaven Stylistics (50) 54. Frankenstein Edgar Winter Group (51) 55. Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy Bette Midler (52) 56. Daniel Elton John
South Florida's Top Selling Albums and Tapes
1. BROTHERS & SISTERS ALMAN BROTHERS 2. DIAMOND GIRL SEAL & CROFTS 3. CHICAGO VI CHICAGO 4. A PASSION PLAY JETHRO TULL 5. MACHINE HEAD DEEP PURPLE
This WQAM Survey is a true, accurate and unbiased account of record popularity, based, in part, upon sales reports, juke box plays and telephone requests.
I am looking for the following WQAM jingle packages. I will trade for them or pay cash for dubs. If you have ANY WQAM jingles (or other prduction or airchecks) please contact me: Email: WQAM@560.com
PAMS Series 17 “The New Frontier” (I am missing many cuts, especially the instrumental cuts.)
PAMS Series 18 “Sonosational” (I am missing many of the instrumental cuts.)
PAMS Series 25B“The Happy Difference” Sonovox version. (I need the entire package).
PAMS Series 25D “Cheerleaders” Sung with Male vocals (I need the entire package)
PAMS Series 28 “Happiness Is” (Missing several cuts.)
Ullman “Onederful” (I need the entire package)
Futursonic Time and Temperature Jingles (Used in the early sixties for the automation (I need all)
Pepper “Fun” (I need the entire package)
CRC Holiday Series (I need the entire package)
The 1963 package of jingles sung by a group called the Skipjacks. It may have been a series called “Station Break” by Tucker productions. There are over 1000 cuts including a complete set of time and temperature jingles replacing the Futursonic jingles.
