Fab Five at Five

Fab Five at Five

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Every Friday at 5 pm, Pure Oldies 104.5 plays back the top 5 songs on the charts from a week in history. Find out all the ways you can listen.

October 24:  1968

  • The O’Kaysions- Girl Watcher
  • Mary Hopkin- Those Were The Days
  • The Crazy World of Arthur Brown- Fire
  • O.C. Smith- Little Green Apples
  • The Beatles- Hey Jude

October 16:  1964

  • J. Frank Wilson and The Cavaliers- Last Kiss
  • Gale Garnett- We’ll Sing In The Sunshine
  • Roy Orbison- Oh Pretty Woman
  • Martha & The Vandellas- Dancing In the Street
  • Manfred Mann- Do Wah Diddy Diddy

October 10:  1961

  • Bobby Darin- You Must Have Benn A Beautiful Baby
  • Roy Orbison- Crying
  • The Dovells- Bristol Stomp
  • Dion- Runaround Sue
  • Ray Charles- Hit The Road Jack

October 3:  1959

  • The Browns- The Three Bells
  • The Everly Brothers- (’til) I Kissed You
  • Santo & Johnny- Sleep Walk
  • Paul Anka- Put Your Head On My Shoulder
  • Bobby Darin- Mack The Knife

September 26:  1972

  • Michael Jackson- Ben
  • The O’Jays- Back Stabbers
  • Chicago- Saturday in the Park
  • Three Dog Night- Black and White
  • Mac Davis- Baby Don’t Get Hooked On Me

 

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