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Saturday, 8 December 2018

Hot 100 & BU Hits of the 60's - 1962

Part 62.01   Part 62.02   Part 62.03   Part 62.04   Part 62.05
Part 62.06   Part 62.07   Part 62.08   Part 62.09   Part 62.10 
Part 62.11   Part 62.12   Part 62.13   Part 62.14   Part 62.15
Part 62.16   Part 62.17   Part 62.18   Part 62.19   Part 62.20
Part 62.21   Part 62.22   Part 62.23   Part 62.24   Part 62.25
Part 62.26   Part 62.27   Part 62.28   Part 62.29   Part 62.30
Part 62.31   Part 62.32   Part 62.33   Part 62.34   Part 62.35
Part 62.36   Part 62.37   Part 62.38   Part 62.39   Part 62.40
Part 62.41   Part 62.42   Part 62.43   Part 62.44   Part 62.45
Part 62.46   Part 62.47   Part 62.48   Part 62.49   Part 62.50
Part 62.51   Part 62.52   Part 62.53          Track-list 1962

37 comments:

  1. Professor RnR8 December 2018 at 17:35

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    1. Professor RnR27 March 2019 at 14:00

      21 still missing:
      Freeman, Ernie Shine On Harvest Moon
      By Liners, The Mary Lou Brown
      Saridis, Saverio Here's Where I Belong
      Burgens, Jan, & His N. Orleans Syncopators Shine (single version 2:45)
      Hefti, Neal Theme From The X-15
      Virtues, The Guitar Boogie Stomp
      Fisher, Eddie A Camminare
      Downing, "Big" Al I'd Love To Be Loved
      Monte, Lou Addio, Addio (Good-Bye)
      Cutups, The Roaring 20's Rag
      Anthony, Ray, & His Orchestra Al Di La
      Mitchell, Guy Rusty Old Halo
      Braun, Bob So It Goes
      Leighton, Bernie, Piano & Orchestra Till You Return
      Gardner, Don, & Dee Dee Ford Deed I Do
      Nash, Johnny My Dear Little Sweetheart
      Kenton, Stan Whispering Hope
      Maharis, George After One Kiss
      Taylor, Chip I Love You But I Know
      Denny, Martin Payoff (A Moi D'Payer), The
      Carroll, David, & His Orchestra Linstead Market Limbo

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  2. Anonymous13 December 2018 at 12:26

    Sorry Professor, but it doesn't look like I can help with any this time.

    Dockman

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  3. Anonymous13 December 2018 at 23:40

    I guess I can help you after all, but I don't really know what I'm doing with Zippyshare. Here are three separate files for Mashed Potatoes Part 2, Bad Business Baby, and Happy Love.

    https://www104.zippyshare.com/v/kqWJBNzO/file.html
    https://www104.zippyshare.com/v/cW7CGZjF/file.html
    https://www104.zippyshare.com/v/Z2K3ZqPi/file.html

    Dockman

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    1. Professor RnR15 December 2018 at 10:57

      Many many thanks. I'll start 1962 when number of missing tracks will drop below 30 (2%).

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  4. wikkid.pissa15 December 2018 at 23:51

    Hi Prof. I could find only one for you.
    Kitty Kallen - Here's To Us

    https://www61.zippyshare.com/v/GHDErXik/file.html

    from vinyl but I cut out all the big ticks.
    Sounds good for 56 year old single.

    I have the full length, 6 plus minutes, recording of Jimmy Smith's Bashin' as well as Part 1. If it doesn't turn up it would be easy enough to recreate a Part 2 from the full length recording.

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    1. Professor RnR16 December 2018 at 15:25

      Thanks for Kitty Kallen. Yes, sounds good for 56 year old single.
      I have Jimmy Smith and other jazz musicians full length versions. I can use Audacity to edit Pt.1 & Pt.2 but I would like to avoid such solutions.

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  5. Ernie16 December 2018 at 16:59

    Hi Prof, after many hours of searching I can tell you,that I have found seven songs for you.

    Sweet Memories - Jennell Hawkins.mp3
    Mr. Acker Bilk - Dardanella (Part 2) - 112 M (2.27).mp3
    After Loving You - Joe Henderson.mp3
    Jimmy Mcgriff - I Got A Woman Pts 1&2.mp3
    Steve Lawrence - If You Love Her Tell Her So.mp3
    Louisiana Trapper - Ben Colder.mp3
    The Kenjolairs (Ken, Joe & Larry) - The Story Of An Evergreen Tree

    Here is the link for my dropbox:


    https://www.dropbox.com/sh/begml890ruuz923/AAACy7rlqRSTqm-XmGlWDFYka?dl=0
    PLEASE let me know when I can close it !!!

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  6. Dusty16 December 2018 at 18:29

    There is some 1962 tunes to pic up in old gold music

    Dusty

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  7. Ernie18 December 2018 at 11:11

    Hi Prof, did you have a problem,with my dropbox-Link?
    I miss any answer ?!

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    1. Professor RnR19 December 2018 at 11:57

      No, I have no problems, just downloaded. Many, many thanks and sorry for my late reply.

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  8. Anonymous18 December 2018 at 23:45

    Hello Professor,

    Here are a couple more. Steve Lawrence "Tell Her I Said Hello" and Jimmy Smith "Ain't She Sweet"

    https://www57.zippyshare.com/v/Cc1J4PvK/file.html
    https://www57.zippyshare.com/v/1QKQAmsk/file.html

    Dockman

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    1. Professor RnR19 December 2018 at 12:14

      Thanks a lot. Now it is only 29 missing - see below.

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  9. Let's MAGA22 December 2018 at 02:05

    Super excited to see this year going up. I was 7. Thanks for your efforts.

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  10. William22 December 2018 at 13:36

    1962...a great year. I was 18 driving a new 1962 Corvette. Ah memories. Thanks for all your terrific efforts.

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    1. Professor RnR23 December 2018 at 11:45

      In my opinion, 1962-1966 are the the best years of modern music. In 1962 I was 15 and spent evening listening radio Luxembourg, when visiting my family in London I've been spending hours in record stores.

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    2. William23 December 2018 at 15:15

      I agree. Great year...if only we could go back and relive it.

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  11. djmcblues222 December 2018 at 18:07

    Can you please re-up the almost bubbling under collections? Thanks and I also follow you on Twilight Zone. Great work!

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    1. Professor RnR23 December 2018 at 11:23

      I'm trying to find this file but I'm afraid that it is lost somewhere in my numerous computers. Anyway, all these tracks that missed Hot 100 by one position will appear in Hot 100 & BU compilations and definitely many of them in better quality. I've started 1960 in the late October and plan to finish 1962 in the early January. With this pace, the 60's should be completed before summer 2019.

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    2. Professor RnR23 December 2018 at 12:15

      Found.
      1 Step from BU, Pt.1.rar
      https://www10.zippyshare.com/v/RG2zs4Vo/file.html

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  12. Mike3 January 2019 at 07:55

    Thanks again, Professor. I'm about a year older than you, but love early to late sixties music as well... I din't get to London until 1968, but spend hours listening to Radio Lux and trolling record stores...
    Cheer,
    Mike

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  13. torben4 January 2019 at 00:40

    What a grand project Thanks

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  14. Anonymous5 January 2019 at 15:31

    Thanks Professor, for continuing to work on this fantastic series!

    Dockman

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  15. Mike6 January 2019 at 02:49

    continued...
    Must admit I enjoyed Radio Veronica much more than Radio Lux. Veronica introduced me to so many European artists...

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    1. Professor RnR7 January 2019 at 12:00

      I live in Europe, where, in the 60s, American music was limited to top artists. I've started exploring this music with the inception of CD era. Radio Veronica was not available in Poland, but signal of Radio Lux was strong and very popular. Even one Polish newspaper was publishing UK weekly Top 20, as presented in Radio Lux.

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  16. lemonflag7 January 2019 at 17:00

    Prof
    Thanks for 1962 (I was 11). I listened to Radio Caroline in my day. I also remember a BBC radio show called 2 way Family Favourites were they sent greetings out to British soldiers overseas. I'm looking forward to 1963.

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  17. Professor RnR22 January 2019 at 12:36

    Still missing:
    Freeman, Ernie Shine On Harvest Moon
    By Liners, The Mary Lou Brown
    Saridis, Saverio Here's Where I Belong
    Burgens, Jan, & His N. Orleans Syncopators Shine (single version 2:45)
    Hefti, Neal Theme From The X-15
    Virtues, The Guitar Boogie Stomp
    Fisher, Eddie A Camminare
    Downing, "Big" Al I'd Love To Be Loved
    Monte, Lou Addio, Addio (Good-Bye)
    Cutups, The Roaring 20's Rag
    Anthony, Ray, & His Orchestra Al Di La
    Mitchell, Guy Rusty Old Halo
    Goodman, Dickie Flip Side
    Braun, Bob So It Goes
    Leighton, Bernie, Piano & Orchestra Till You Return
    Gardner, Don, & Dee Dee Ford Deed I Do
    Nash, Johnny My Dear Little Sweetheart
    Kenton, Stan Whispering Hope
    Maharis, George After One Kiss
    Taylor, Chip I Love You But I Know
    Denny, Martin Payoff (A Moi D'Payer), The
    Carroll, David, & His Orchestra Linstead Market Limbo

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  18. Mike1 March 2019 at 05:06

    FYI, 62-09 is a dead link.
    Cheers,
    Mike

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  19. RMstorm2 September 2019 at 18:03

    62-39 is a dead link

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  20. Anonymous5 September 2019 at 14:34

    Gday Prof R&R

    62-40 has gone 404 walkabout...
    Any chance onna re-up, please?

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  21. Mike Jeffree10 September 2019 at 03:04

    Hi .. 62.39 is a dead link .... is there any chance of a re-up .... but I found 62.40 to be ok .... many thanks ..

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    1. RMstorm10 September 2019 at 03:57

      62-39 can be made to work. Copy link address and remove starting part https://www.blogger.com/.
      Just use https://drive.google......

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  22. Mike Jeffree10 September 2019 at 05:14

    Thankyou so much ..RMstorm .... it works fine ... cheers Mike

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  23. Professor RnR20 March 2020 at 18:27

    Please leave your comment, report dead or incorrect link, under the top post: US (Billboard), UK, Italian… Hits 1940-1969 – Project Description & Comments.

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  24. vinylbacillen28 March 2020 at 16:38

    find a file (62-7) with psw protection, correct that?
    otherwise nice work with this project.

    cheers vinylbacillen

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