1001 More Today Than Yesterday Spiral Staircase
1002 A Lovers Concerto Toys
1003 Midnight at the Oasis Maria Muldauer
1004 Wrapped Around Your Finger Police
1005 Black Friday Steely Dan
1006 Light My Fire Doors
1007 Daddy Don't Live in That New York City Steely Dan
1008 Walkin in Rhythm Blackbyrds
1009 It Don't Come Easy Ringo Starr
1010 Walk This Way Aerosmith
1011 California Girls Beach Boys
1012 Sweet Soul Music Arthur Conley
1013 Electric Avenue Eddie Grant
1014 Emma Hot Chocolate
1015 One Monkey Don' Stop No Show Honey Cone
1016 I'll Be Around Spinners
1017 Signed Sealed Delivered Stevie Wonder
1018 She's My Girl Turtles
1019 Just Like Me Paul Revere & the Raiders
1020 Kung Fuu Fighting Carl Douglas
1021 Last Dance Donna Summer
1022 Holiday Madonna
1023 The Love You Save Jackson Five
1024 Only Wanna Be With You Hootie and the Blowfish
1025 White Wedding Billy Idol
I can't miss a chance to talk about my all time favorite group Steely Dan who scores twice in the grouping. Both Black Friday and Daddy Don't Live in that New York City No More are from the album Katy Lied--Steely Dan's fourth album. This just might be their greatest album ever--in addition to these two I have four other songs from this album in my countdown--Any World That I'm Welcome To(formerly my son's #1 song of all time--he was 7 yrs old),Doctor Wu, Your Gold Teeth and Rose Darlin'. This was not one of Steely Dan's favorite albums as Fagan and Becker were not happy with the sound quality due to an equipment malfunction with the noise reduction system. Michael McDonald sang background on a number of songs on this album.
On a different note, Honey Cone charts for the first time with their smash One Monkey Don't Stop No Show. Further up the charts is Want Ads--an even bigger hit my the group. Edna Wright, the voice of Honey Cone, still performs today with two other gals in an act entitled Edna Wright and Honey Cone.
Arthur Conley was discovered by the great Otis Redding and his song Sweet Soul Music pays tribute to some of the great acts of the late 60s--Lou Rawls, Sam and Dave, Wilson Pickett, Otis Redding and James Brown. After some minor hits Arthur spent his life in Europe and died at a young age a few years ago.
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