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Artist Countdown: KC & The Sunshine Band Top 30 Hits 6p ET @RadioMax

KC and the Sunshine Band is an American musical group. Founded in 1973 in Miami, Florida, their style has included funk, R&B, and disco. Their most well known songs include the disco hits “That’s the Way (I Like It)”, “(Shake, Shake, Shake) Shake Your Booty”, “I’m Your Boogie Man”, “Keep It Comin’ Love”, “Get Down Tonight”, “Give It Up”, and “Please Don’t Go”. They took their name from lead vocalist Harry Wayne Casey’s last name (“KC”) and the “Sunshine Band” from KC’s home state of Florida (‘The Sunshine State’).  Source: Wikipedia

1	That’s the Way (I Like It)
2	Please Don’t Go
3	(Shake, Shake, Shake) Shake Your Booty
4	Give It Up
5	Keep It Comin’ Love
6	Get Down Tonight
7	Yes, I’m Ready (with Teri DeSario)
8	I’m Your Boogie Man
9	Queen of Clubs
10	Boogie Shoes
11	It’s the Same Old Song
12	I Like to Do It
13	Wrap Your Arms Around Me
14	Do You Wanna Go Party
15	Sound Your Funky Horn
16	Shotgun Shuffle
17	Rock Your Baby
18	Black Water Gold
19	Don’t Run (Come Back to Me) (with Teri DeSario)
20	Do You Feel All Right
21	Come to My Island
22	I Betcha Didn’t Know That
23	Blow Your Whistle
24	Let’s Go Rock and Roll
25	I Will Love You Tomorrow
26	I’m So Crazy (‘Bout You)
27	2 Live Party (with 2 Live Crew and Freak Nasty)
28	Who Do Ya Love
29	Something’s Happening
30	I’m a Pushover

In Memoriam: Pete Seeger (1919 – 2014)

Peter “Pete” Seeger (May 3, 1919 – January 27, 2014) was an American folk singer. A fixture on nationwide radio in the 1940s, he also had a string of hit records during the early 1950s as a member of The Weavers, most notably their recording of Lead Belly’s “Goodnight, Irene”, which topped the charts for 13 weeks in 1950.[1] Members of The Weavers were blacklisted during the McCarthy Era. In the 1960s, he re-emerged on the public scene as a prominent singer of protest music in support of international disarmament, civil rights, counterculture and environmental causes.

As a song writer, he was the author or co-author of “Where Have All the Flowers Gone?” (with Joe Hickerson), “If I Had a Hammer (The Hammer Song)” (composed with Lee Hays of The Weavers), and “Turn, Turn, Turn!”, which have been recorded by many artists both in and outside the folk revival movement and are still sung throughout the world. “Flowers” was a hit recording for The Kingston Trio (1962); Marlene Dietrich, who recorded it in English, German and French (1962); and Johnny Rivers (1965). “If I Had a Hammer” was a hit for Peter, Paul & Mary (1962) and Trini Lopez (1963), while The Byrds popularized “Turn, Turn, Turn!” in the mid-1960s, as did Judy Collins in 1964 and The Seekers in 1966.

Seeger was one of the folksingers most responsible for popularizing the spiritual “We Shall Overcome” (also recorded by Joan Baez and many other singer-activists) that became the acknowledged anthem of the 1960s American Civil Rights Movement, soon after folk singer and activist Guy Carawan introduced it at the founding meeting of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) in 1960. In the PBS American Masters episode “Pete Seeger: The Power of Song”, Seeger stated it was he who changed the lyric from the traditional “We will overcome” to the more singable “We shall overcome”.

Source: Wikipedia

http://www.allmusic.com/artist/pete-seeger-mn0000266160/biography

Pete Seeger, folk singer and activist, has died at 94

Seeger’s output included dozens of albums and single records for adults and children.

He appeared in the movies “To Hear My Banjo Play” in 1946 and “Tell Me That You Love Me, Junie Moon” in 1970. A reunion concert of the original Weavers in 1980 was filmed as a documentary titled “Wasn’t That a Time.”

By the 1990s, no longer a party member but still styling himself a communist with a small C, Seeger was heaped with national honors.

Official Washington sang along — the audience must sing was the rule at a Seeger concert — when it lionized him at the Kennedy Center in 1994. President Bill Clinton hailed him as “an inconvenient artist who dared to sing things as he saw them.”

Seeger was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1996 as an early influence. Ten years later, Bruce Springsteen honored him with “We Shall Overcome: The Seeger Sessions,” a rollicking reinterpretation of songs sung by Seeger. While pleased with the album, Seeger said he wished it was “more serious.” A 2009 concert at Madison Square Garden to mark Seeger’s 90th birthday featured Springsteen, Dave Matthews, Eddie Vedder and Emmylou Harris among the performers.

Seeger was a 2014 Grammy Awards nominee in the Best Spoken Word category, which Stephen Colbert won.

Seeger’s sometimes ambivalent relationship with rock was most famously on display when Dylan “went electric” at the 1965 Newport Folk Festival.

Witnesses say Seeger became furious backstage as the amped-up band played, though just how furious is debated. Seeger dismissed the legendary tale that he looked for an ax to cut Dylan’s sound cable, and said his objection was not to the type of music but only that the guitar mix was so loud you couldn’t hear Dylan’s words.

Seeger maintained his reedy 6-foot-2 frame into old age, though he wore a hearing aid and conceded that his voice was pretty much shot. He relied on his audiences to make up for his diminished voice, feeding his listeners the lines and letting them sing out.

“I can’t sing much,” he said. “I used to sing high and low. Now I have a growl somewhere in between.”

Nonetheless, in 1997 he won a Grammy for best traditional folk album, “Pete.”

Seeger was born in New York City on May 3, 1919, into an artistic family whose roots traced to religious dissenters of colonial America. His mother, Constance, played violin and taught; his father, Charles, a musicologist, was a consultant to the Resettlement Administration, which gave artists work during the Depression. His uncle Alan Seeger, the poet, wrote “I Have a Rendezvous With Death.”

Pete Seeger said he fell in love with folk music when he was 16, at a music festival in North Carolina in 1935. His half-brother, Mike Seeger, and half-sister, Peggy Seeger, also became noted performers.

He learned the five-string banjo, an instrument he rescued from obscurity and played the rest of his life in a long-necked version of his own design. On the skin of Seeger’s banjo was the phrase, “This machine surrounds hate and forces it to surrender” — a nod to his old pal Guthrie, who emblazoned his guitar with “This machine kills fascists.”

Dropping out of Harvard in 1938 after two years as a disillusioned sociology major, he hit the road, picking up folk tunes as he hitchhiked or hopped freights.

“The sociology professor said, ‘Don’t think that you can change the world. The only thing you can do is study it,’” Seeger said in October 2011.

In 1940, with Guthrie and others, he was part of the Almanac Singers and performed benefits for disaster relief and other causes.

He and Guthrie also toured migrant camps and union halls. He sang on overseas radio broadcasts for the Office of War Information early in World War II. In the Army, he spent 3½ years in Special Services, entertaining soldiers in the South Pacific, and made corporal.

He married Toshi Seeger on July 20, 1943. The couple built their cabin in Beacon after World War II and stayed on the high spot of land by the Hudson River for the rest of their lives together. The couple raised three children. Toshi Seeger died in July at age 91.

The Hudson River was a particular concern of Seeger’s. He took the sloop Clearwater, built by volunteers in 1969, up and down the Hudson, singing to raise money to clean the water and fight polluters.

He also offered his voice in opposition to racism and the death penalty. He got himself jailed for five days for blocking traffic in Albany in 1988 in support of Tawana Brawley, a black teenager whose claim of having been raped by white men was later discredited. He continued to take part in peace protests during the war in Iraq, and he continued to lend his name to causes.

“Can’t prove a damn thing, but I look upon myself as old grandpa,” Seeger told the AP in 2008 when asked to reflect on his legacy. “There’s not dozens of people now doing what I try to do, not hundreds, but literally thousands. … The idea of using music to try to get the world together is now all over the place.”

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RadioMax Top 70 Chart – December 22, 2013

1	11	A GREAT BIG WORLD & CHRISTINA AGUILERA – Say Something	6	1
2	5	LORDE – Team	12	2
3	3	BASTILLE – Pompeii	18	3
4	60	AVICCI – Hey Brother	2	4
5	1	PASSENGER – Let Her Go	20	1
6	4	ONEREPUBLIC – Counting Stars	26	1
7	6	ELLIE GOULDING – Burn	11	6
8	8	LADY GAGA Featuring R. KELLY – Do What U Want	9	4
9	14	ONE DIRECTION – Story Of My Life	7	5
10	2	EMINEM & RIHANNA – The Monster	4	2
11	10	NEIGHBOURHOOD – Sweater Weather	25	8
12	7	PITBUL & KE$HA – Timber	10	3
13	9	KATY PERRY – Unconditional	10	2
14	13	AMERICAN AUTHORS – Best Day Of My Life	4	13
15	19	BRITNEY SPEARS – Perfume	7	15
16	12	AVICCI – Wake Me Up	25	1
17	16	KATY PERRY – Dark Horse	4	16
18	38	COLBIE CAILLAT – Hold On	5	18
19	62	BRUNO MARS – Young Girls	2	19
20	17	JASON ALDEAN – When She Says Baby	3	17
21	20	JOHN NEWMAN – Love Me Again	7	8
22	23	LUKE BRYAN – Drink A Beer	7	12
23	26	LADY ANTEBELLUM – Compass	10	6
24	15	FLORIDA GEORGIA LINE – Stay	9	11
25	46	SARA BAREILLES – Brave	36	8
26	24	ZAC BROWN BAND – Sweet Annie	17	12
27	18	FRAY – Love Don’t Die	9	15
28	34	LORDE – Royals	17	1
29	35	DARIUS RUCKER – Radio	23	13
30	42	JOHN LEGEND – All Of Me	5	30
31	25	MACKLEMORE & RYAN LEWIS – White Walls	14	17
32	33	LITTLE BIG TOWN – Sober	10	32
33	51	LADY GAGA – Applause	19	5
34	47	BAND PERRY – Don’t Let Me Be Lonely	17	15
35	48	KATY PERRY – Roar	20	2
36	22	ERIC CHURCH – The Outsiders	8	22
37	27	KINGS OF LEON – Temple	10	27
38	30	ELI YOUNG BAND – Drunk Last Night	12	18
39	36	JASON DERULO – Marry Me	16	7
40	40	DEMI LOVATO – Neon Lights	4	40
41	52	DAN + SHAY – 19 You + Me	9	39
42	21	PEARL JAM – Sirens	10	8
43	28	PARMALEE – Carolina	4	25
44	61	U2 – Ordinary Love	2	44
45	31	MILEY CYRUS – Wrecking Ball	16	2
46	39	CHRISTINA PERRI – Human	5	39
47	43	IMAGINE DRAGONS – On Top Of The World	3	43
48	44	BILLY CURRINGTON – We Are Tonight	3	44
49	32	ZENDAYA – Replay	9	28
50	67	LEE DeWYZE – Fight	2	50
51	54	DAUGHTRY – Waiting For Superman	12	38
52	29	BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN – High Hopes	4	17
53	45	KEITH URBAN & MIRANDA LAMBERT – We Were Us	14	6
54	53	FALL OUT BOY – Alone Together	3	53
55	37	VOLBEAT – Lola Montez	7	37
56	63	ONE DIRECTION – Through The Dark	2	56
57	57	BOSTON – Heaven On Earth	3	57
58	58	MILEY CYRUS – Adore You	3	58
59	65	ROSANNE CASH – Modern Blue	2	59
60	66	ZAC BROWN BAND – Day For The Dead	2	60
61	68	KARMIN – I Want It All	2	61
62	69	BILLIE JOE & NORAH – Long Time Gone	2	62
63	41	THE 1975 – Chocolate	7	41
64	N	BEYONCE – X O	1	64
65	N	BRAD PAISLEY – The Mona Lisa	1	65
66	N	IDINA MENZEL – Let It Go	1	66
67	N	DEMI LOVATO – Let It Go	1	67
68	N	JASON DERULO – Trumpets	1	68
69	N	BASTILLE – Bad Blood	1	69
70	N	GARTH BROOKS & TRISH YEARWOOD – The Call	1	70
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RadioMax Top 70 Chart – December 15, 2013

1	1	PASSENGER – Let Her Go	19	1
2	5	EMINEM & RIHANNA – The Monster	3	2
3	7	BASTILLE – Pompeii	17	3
4	2	ONEREPUBLIC – Counting Stars	25	1
5	4	LORDE – Team	11	4
6	19	ELLIE GOULDING – Burn	10	6
7	3	PITBUL & KE$HA – Timber	9	3
8	6	LADY GAGA Featuring R. KELLY – Do What U Want	8	4
9	10	KATY PERRY – Unconditional	9	2
10	14	NEIGHBOURHOOD – Sweater Weather	24	8
11	16	A GREAT BIG WORLD & CHRISTINA AGUILERA – Say Something	5	11
12	9	AVICCI – Wake Me Up	24	1
13	20	AMERICAN AUTHORS – Best Day Of My Life	3	13
14	8	ONE DIRECTION – Story Of My Life	6	5
15	26	FLORIDA GEORGIA LINE – Stay	8	11
16	29	KATY PERRY – Dark Horse	3	16
17	63	JASON ALDEAN – When She Says Baby	2	17
18	15	FRAY – Love Don’t Die	8	15
19	34	BRITNEY SPEARS – Perfume	6	19
20	18	JOHN NEWMAN – Love Me Again	6	8
21	39	PEARL JAM – Sirens	9	8
22	41	ERIC CHURCH – The Outsiders	7	22
23	12	LUKE BRYAN – Drink A Beer	6	12
24	23	ZAC BROWN BAND – Sweet Annie	16	12
25	24	MACKLEMORE & RYAN LEWIS – White Walls	13	17
26	31	LADY ANTEBELLUM – Compass	9	6
27	37	KINGS OF LEON – Temple	9	27
28	25	PARMALEE – Carolina	3	25
29	17	BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN – High Hopes	3	17
30	32	ELI YOUNG BAND – Drunk Last Night	11	18
31	13	MILEY CYRUS – Wrecking Ball	15	2
32	28	ZENDAYA – Replay	8	28
33	44	LITTLE BIG TOWN – Sober	9	33
34	22	LORDE – Royals	16	1
35	43	DARIUS RUCKER – Radio	22	13
36	27	JASON DERULO – Marry Me	15	7
37	38	VOLBEAT – Lola Montez	6	37
38	46	COLBIE CAILLAT – Hold On	4	38
39	47	CHRISTINA PERRI – Human	4	39
40	49	DEMI LOVATO – Neon Lights	3	40
41	51	THE 1975 – Chocolate	6	41
42	59	JOHN LEGEND – All Of Me	4	42
43	65	IMAGINE DRAGONS – On Top Of The World	2	43
44	66	BILLY CURRINGTON – We Are Tonight	2	44
45	50	KEITH URBAN & MIRANDA LAMBERT – We Were Us	13	6
46	11	SARA BAREILLES – Brave	35	8
47	36	BAND PERRY – Don’t Let Me Be Lonely	16	15
48	40	KATY PERRY – Roar	19	2
49	35	TAYLOR SWIFT – Red	24	27
50	45	ROBIN THICKE – Feel Good	4	43
51	52	LADY GAGA – Applause	18	5
52	55	DAN + SHAY – 19 You + Me	8	39
53	64	FALL OUT BOY – Alone Together	2	53
54	61	DAUGHTRY – Waiting For Superman	11	38
55	54	BLAKE SHELTON – Mine Would Be You	19	14
56	60	FLO RIDA – How I Feel	5	56
57	68	BOSTON – Heaven On Earth	2	57
58	70	MILEY CYRUS – Adore You	2	58
59	62	SEETHER – Weak	3	59
60	N	AVICCI – Hey Brother	1	60
61	N	U2 – Ordinary Love	1	61
62	N	BRUNO MARS – Young Girls	1	62
63	N	ONE DIRECTION – Through The Dark	1	63
64	N	WANTED – Word Of Mouth	1	64
65	N	ROSANNE CASH – Modern Blue	1	65
66	N	ZAC BROWN BAND – Day For The Dead	1	66
67	N	LEE DeWYZE – Fight	1	67
68	N	KARMIN – I Want It All	1	68
69	N	BILLIE JOE & NORAH – Long Time Gone	1	69
70	42	ENRIQUE IGLESIAS – Heart Attack	11	31
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RadioMax Top 70 Chart – December 8, 2013

1	1	PASSENGER – Let Her Go	18	1
2	2	ONEREPUBLIC – Counting Stars	24	1
3	3	PITBUL & KE$HA – Timber	8	3
4	6	LORDE – Team	10	4
5	62	EMINEM & RIHANNA – The Monster	2	5
6	12	LADY GAGA Featuring R. KELLY – Do What U Want	7	4
7	9	BASTILLE – Pompeii	16	7
8	5	ONE DIRECTION – Story Of My Life	5	5
9	16	AVICCI – Wake Me Up	23	1
10	7	KATY PERRY – Unconditional	8	2
11	22	SARA BAREILLES – Brave	34	8
12	19	LUKE BRYAN – Drink A Beer	5	12
13	4	MILEY CYRUS – Wrecking Ball	14	2
14	14	NEIGHBOURHOOD – Sweater Weather	23	8
15	18	FRAY – Love Don’t Lie	7	15
16	20	A GREAT BIG WORLD & CHRISTINA AGUILERA – Say Something	4	16
17	63	BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN – High Hopes	2	17
18	8	JOHN NEWMAN – Love Me Again	5	8
19	10	ELLIE GOULDING – Burn	9	10
20	64	AMERICAN AUTHORS – Best Day Of My Life	2	20
21	30	SELENA GOMEZ – Slow Down	15	8
22	13	LORDE – Royals	15	1
23	24	ZAC BROWN BAND – Sweet Annie	15	12
24	28	MACKLEMORE & RYAN LEWIS – White Walls	12	17
25	67	PARMALEE – Carolina	2	25
26	17	FLORIDA GEORGIA LINE – Stay	7	11
27	23	JASON DERULO – Marry Me	14	7
28	51	ZENDAYA – Replay	7	28
29	65	KATY PERRY – Dark Horse	2	29
30	66	ERIC PASLAY – Friday Night	2	30
31	21	LADY ANTEBELLUM – Compass	8	6
32	29	ELI YOUNG BAND – Drunk Last Night	10	18
33	37	AVRIL LAVIGNE & CHAD KROEGER – Let Me Go	8	10
34	50	BRITNEY SPEARS – Perfume	5	33
35	53	TAYLOR SWIFT – Red	23	27
36	27	BAND PERRY – Don’t Let Me Be Lonely	15	15
37	33	KINGS OF LEON – Temple	8	28
38	40	VOLBEAT – Lola Montez	5	38
39	11	PEARL JAM – Sirens	8	8
40	36	KATY PERRY – Roar	18	2
41	34	ERIC CHURCH – The Outsiders	6	32
42	52	ENRIQUE IGLESIAS – Heart Attack	10	31
43	26	DARIUS RUCKER – Radio	21	13
44	41	LITTLE BIG TOWN – Sober	8	41
45	43	ROBIN THICKE – Feel Good	3	43
46	44	COLBIE CAILLAT – Hold On	3	44
47	45	CHRISTINA PERRI – Human	3	45
48	58	PAUL McCARTNEY – Queenie Eye	8	43
49	68	DEMI LOVATO – Neon Lights	2	49
50	15	KEITH URBAN & MIRANDA LAMBERT – We Were Us	12	6
51	42	THE 1975 – Chocolate	5	42
52	48	LADY GAGA – Applause	17	5
53	31	BRUNO MARS – Gorilla	14	5
54	32	BLAKE SHELTON – Mine Would Be You	18	14
55	39	DAN + SHAY – 19 You + Me	7	39
56	46	TRAVIE MCCOY & JASON MRAZ – Rough Water	10	17
57	49	JACK JOHNSON – Radiate	9	45
58	54	BROTHERS OSBORNE – Let’s G There	5	50
59	55	JOHN LEGEND – All Of Me	3	55
60	60	FLO RIDA – How I Feel	4	60
61	38	DAUGHTRY – Waiting For Superman	10	38
62	69	SEETHER – Weak	2	62
63	N	JASON ALDEAN – When She Says Baby	1	63
64	N	FALL OUT BOY – Alone Together	1	64
65	N	IMAGINE DRAGONS – On Top Of The World	1	65
66	N	BILLY CURRINGTON – WE Are Tonight	1	66
67	N	SARA BAREILLES – Goodbye Yellow Brick Road	1	67
68	N	BOSTON – Heaven On Earth	1	68
69	N	HEART – All Through The Night	1	69
70	N	MILEY CYRUS – Adore You	1	70
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RadioMax Top 70 Chart – November 24, 2013

1	1	ONEREPUBLIC – Counting Stars	22	1
2	2	KATY PERRY – Unconditional	6	2
3	5	PASSENGER – Let Her Go	16	3
4	10	LADY GAGA Featuring R. KELLY – Do What U Want	5	4
5	7	PITBUL & KE$HA – Timber	6	5
6	3	AVICCI – Wake Me Up	21	1
7	4	MILEY CYRUS – Wrecking Ball	12	2
8	12	PEARL JAM – Sirens	6	8
9	9	LORDE – Royals	13	1
10	35	JOHN NEWMAN – Love Me Again	3	10
11	26	JASON DERULO – Marry Me	12	7
12	19	BASTILLE – Pompeii	14	9
13	22	ONE DIRECTION – Story Of My Life	3	13
14	11	FLORIDA GEORGIA LINE – Stay	5	11
15	16	ELLIE GOULDING – Burn	7	15
16	28	NEIGHBOURHOOD – Sweater Weather	21	8
17	30	FRAY – Love Don’t Lie	5	17
18	6	LADY ANTEBELLUM – Compass	6	6
19	13	DARIUS RUCKER – Radio	19	13
20	27	SELENA GOMEZ – Slow Down	13	8
21	38	PARAMORE – Still Into You	16	4
22	18	SARA BAREILLES – Brave	32	8
23	15	BAND PERRY – Don’t Let Me Be Lonely	13	15
24	8	KATY PERRY – Roar	16	2
25	21	MACKLEMORE & RYAN LEWIS – White Walls	10	17
26	24	KEITH URBAN & MIRANDA LAMBERT – We Were Us	10	6
27	36	ZAC BROWN BAND – Sweet Annie	13	12
28	53	KINGS OF LEON – Temple	6	28
29	23	LADY GAGA – Applause	15	5
30	37	ELI YOUNG BAND – Drunk Last Night	8	18
31	14	LUKE BRYAN – Drink A Beer	3	14
32	29	ZENDAYA – Replay	5	29
33	31	ENRIQUE IGLESIAS – Heart Attack	8	31
34	59	IMAGINE DRAGONS – Radioactive	53	1
35	20	AVRIL LAVIGNE & CHAD KROEGER – Let Me Go	6	10
36	34	RIHANNA – What Now	10	18
37	41	LORDE – Team	8	33
38	58	TRAVIE MCCOY & JASON MRAZ – Rough Water	8	17
39	39	TAYLOR SWIFT – Red	21	27
40	40	TAYLOR SWIFT  – Everything Has Changed	18	2
41	44	DAUGHTRY – Waiting For Superman	8	41
42	63	A GREAT BIG WORLD & CHRISTINA AGUILERA – Say Something	2	42
43	49	PAUL McCARTNEY – Queenie Eye	6	43
44	32	ERIC CHURCH – The Outsiders	4	32
45	33	BRITNEY SPEARS – Perfume	3	33
46	43	DAN + SHAY – 19 You + Me	5	43
47	45	JACK JOHNSON – Radiate	7	45
48	46	VOLBEAT – Lola Montez	3	46
49	48	BRUNO MARS – Gorilla	12	5
50	57	BROTHERS OSBORNE – Let’s G There	3	50
51	25	CAPITAL CITIES – Safe And Sound	26	1
53	54	LITTLE BIG TOWN – Sober	6	43
53	51	JOHN MAYER & KATY PERRY – Who You Love	8	32
54	52	LANA DEL RAY – Summertime Sadness	20	5
55	17	BLAKE SHELTON – Mine Would Be You	16	14
56	47	MIDNIGHT RED – Take Me Home	3	47
57	64	LADY GAGA – Dope	2	57
58	62	CHER – I Hope You Find It	4	48
59	60	THE 1975 – Chocolate	3	59
60	65	AVENGED SEVENFOLD – Shepherd Of Fire	2	60
61	68	FLO RIDA – How I Feel	2	61
62	69	TOBY KEITH – Shut Up And Hold On	2	69
63	N	BON JOVI – Living On A Prayer	1	63
64	N	JOHN LEGEND – All Of Me	1	64
65	N	ROBIN THICKE – Feel Good	1	65
66	N	COLBIE CAILLAT – Hold On	1	66
67	N	CHRISTINA PERRI – Human	1	67
68	N	LILY ALLEN – Hard Out Here	1	68
69	N	HEART – All Through The Night	1	69
70	N	FALL OUT BOY – Alone Together	1	70
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Artist Countdown: Lulu Top 30 Hits 1pm ET @RadioMax

Lulu Kennedy-Cairns, OBE (born Marie McDonald McLaughlin Lawrie, 3 November 1948, Lennoxtown, East Dunbartonshire), best known by her stage name Lulu, is a Scottish singer, actress, and television personality who has been successful in the entertainment business from the 1960s through to the present day. She is internationally identified, especially by North American audiences, with the song “To Sir With Love” from the film of the same name and with the title song to the James Bond film The Man with the Golden Gun. In European countries she is also widely known for her Eurovision Song Contest winning entry “Boom Bang-a-Bang” and in the UK for her first hit “Shout”.

1	Boom Bang-a-Bang
2	The Man Who Sold The World	(with David Bowie
3	Relight My Fire	(Take That featuring Lulu)
4	We’ve Got Tonight	(Ronan Keating featuring Lulu)
5	Me, The Peaceful Heart
6	The Boat That I Row
7	Oh Me Oh My (I’m a Fool for You Baby)
8	To Sir, with Love
9	I’m A Tiger
10	I Could Never Miss You (More Than I Do)
11	Boy
12	Take Your Mama For A Ride
13	Independence
14	Morning Dew
15	If I Were You
16	Shout	(Lulu and The Luvvers)
17	Love Loves to Love Love
18	Hum A Song (From Your Heart)	(with The Dixie Flyers)
19	Leave a Little Love
20	Let’s Pretend
21	Baby, I Need Your Loving
22	Try to Understand
23	I’m Back For More	(with Bobby Womack)
24	The Best Of Both Worlds
25	Here Comes the Night
26	After The Feeling Is Gone	(with The Dixie Flyers)
27	Heaven Must Have Sent You
28	Roll The Dice
29	Put A Little Love In Your Heart
30	Sail On Sailor	(with Sting)

RadioMax Top 70 Chart – November 3, 2013

1	2	AVICCI – Wake Me Up	18	1
2	3	ONEREPUBLIC – Counting Stars	19	2
3	1	LORDE – Royals	10	1
4	7	MILEY CYRUS – Wrecking Ball	9	2
5	4	PASSENGER – Let Her Go	13	4
6	6	KATY PERRY – Unconditional	3	6
7	18	LADY GAGA – Applause	12	5
8	33	PEARL JAM – Sirens	3	8
9	5	KATY PERRY – Roar	13	2
10	9	JASON DERULO – Marry Me	9	9
11	14	SELENA GOMEZ – Slow Down	10	11
12	17	BASTILLE – Pompeii	11	12
13	11	PITBUL & KE$HA – Timber	3	11
14	12	ZAC BROWN BAND – Sweet Annie	10	12
15	13	BRUNO MARS – Gorilla	9	5
16	19	BAND PERRY  -Don’t Let Me Be Lonely	10	16
17	22	MACKLEMORE & RYAN LEWIS – White Walls	7	17
18	65	FLORIDA GEORGIA LINE – Stay	2	18
19	66	LADY GAGA Featuring R. KELLY – Do What U Want	2	19
20	29	TRAVIE MCCOY & JASON MRAZ – Rough Water	5	20
21	8	SARA BAREILLES – Brave	29	8
22	30	TIM MCGRAW – Southern Girl	16	22
23	16	BLAKE SHELTON – Mine Would Be You	13	15
24	23	RIHANNA – What Now	7	23
25	25	PARAMORE – Still Into You	13	4
26	28	ELI YOUNG BAND – Drunk Last Night	5	18
27	40	TAYLOR SWIFT  – Everything Has Changed	15	2
28	26	KEITH URBAN & MIRANDA LAMBERT – We Were Us	7	6
29	10	AVRIL LAVIGNE & CHAD KROEGER – Let Me Go	3	10
30	15	DARIUS RUCKER – Radio	16	15
31	21	CHRIS YOUNG – Aw Naw	6	21
32	32	ELLIE GOULDING – Burn	4	32
33	34	LADY ANTEBELLUM – Compass	3	33
34	51	KINGS OF LEON – Temple	3	34
35	20	NEIGHBOURHOOD – Sweater Weather	18	8
36	39	IMAGINE DRAGONS – Radioactive	50	1
37	37	BRITNEY SPEARS – Work Bitch	7	8
38	46	LEE BRICE – Parking Lot Party	18	21
39	35	LUKE BRYAN – That’s My Kind Of Night	11	19
40	70	ZENDAYA – Replay	2	40
41	24	LANA DEL RAY – Summertime Sadness	17	5
42	27	CAPITAL CITIES – Safe And Sound	23	1
43	41	JAMES BLUNT – Bonfire Heart	4	41
44	44	JENNIFER NETTLES – That Girl	9	44
45	45	STEVE COHEN – Amanda	4	45
46	49	ENRIQUE IGLESIAS – Heart Attack	5	49
47	50	LITTLE BIG TOWN – Sober	3	47
48	55	PAUL McCARTNEY – Queenie Eye	3	48
49	67	FRAY – Love Don’t Lie	2	49
50	68	DAN + SHAY – 19 You + Me	2	50
51	36	JOHN MAYER & KATY PERRY – Who You Love	5	32
52	42	LORDE – Team	5	33
53	62	TAYLOR SWIFT – Red	18	27
54	31	P!NK Featuring LILY ALLEN – True Love	20	2
55	38	ROBIN THICKE – Give It 2 U	13	14
56	43	DAUGHTRY – Waiting For Superman	6	42
57	57	GAVIN DEGRAW – Best I Ever Had	19	15
58	54	COLDPLAY – Atlas	8	22
59	59	SEETHER – Seether	8	41
60	58	ROBIN THICKE – Blurred Lines	24	1
61	63	BRUNO MARS – Treasure	27	4
62	47	BILLY CURRINGTON – Hey Girl	29	17
63	53	BRAD PAISLEY – I Can’t Change The World	12	26
64	N	ERIC CHURCH – The Outsiders	1	64
65	N	TAYLOR SWIFT – Sweeter Than Fiction	1	65
66	N	GAVIN DEGRAW – Make A Move	1	66
67	N	CHER – I Hope You Find It	1	67
68	N	SCOTTY MCCREETY – See You Tonight	1	68
69	N	JACK JOHNSON – Radiate	1	69
70	N	DAUGHTRY – Long Live Rock & Roll	1	70
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Artist Countdown: Shalamar Top 30 Hits – 6pm ET @RadioMax

Shalamar is an American music group, primarily active in the 1970s and 1980s, that was originally a disco-driven vehicle created by Soul Train booking agent Dick Griffey and show creator Don Cornelius. They went on to be an influential dance trio, masterminded by Soul Train producer Don Cornelius. As noted in the British Hit Singles & Albums, they were regarded as fashion icons and trendsetters, and helped to introduce ‘body-popping’ to the United Kingdom. Their collective name ‘Shalamar’ was picked by Griffey.

Their first hit was the 1977 Motown-inspired production “Uptown Festival,” and released on Soul Train Records the success of which inspired Griffey and Don Cornelius to replace session singers with popular Soul Train dancers Jody Watley and Jeffrey Daniel to join original Shalamar lead singer Gary Mumford. Gerald Brown would take over the spot vacated by Mumford in 1978 for the Disco Gardens album which featured the hit “Take That To The Bank”. After conflicts over lack of payment from Dick Griffey and Solar Records, Brown would leave the group. Brown was replaced by Howard Hewett in 1979.

The group was joined up with producer Leon Sylvers III in 1979, signed with Griffey’s SOLAR Records and scored a US million seller with “The Second Time Around.”  (Source: Wikipedia)

1	The Second Time Around
2	Uptown Festival (Part 1)
3	Dancing in the Sheets
4	Dead Giveaway
5	A Night to Remember
6	I Can Make You Feel Good
7	Right in the Socket
8	My Girl Loves Me
9	Full of Fire
10	Make That Move
11	Take That to the Bank
12	Over and Over
13	Amnesia
14	I Owe You One
15	Deadline U.S.A.
16	There It Is
17	Games
18	Friends
19	This Is for the Lover in You
20	Disappearing Act
21	Sweeter as the Days Go By
22	Circumstantial Evidence
23	You Can Count on Me
24	Ooh Baby, Baby
25	Don’t Get Stopped in Beverly Hills
26	Inky Dinky Wang Dang Doo
27	Don’t Try To Change Me
28	Pop Along Kid
29	Attention To My Baby
30	On Top of The World

RadioMax Top 70 Chart – September 29, 2013

1	1	AVICCI – Wake Me Up	13	1
2	4	KATY PERRY – Roar	8	2
3	2	LORDE – Royals	5	2
4	3	CAPITAL CITIES – Safe And Sound	18	1
5	9	LANA DEL RAY – Summertime Sadness	12	5
6	6	MILEY CYRUS – Wrecking Ball	4	6
7	8	PARAMORE – Still Into You	8	7
8	21	BRUNO MARS – Gorilla	4	8
9	5	P!NK Featuring LILY ALLEN – True Love	15	2
10	7	LADY GAGA – Applause	7	5
11	67	BRITNEY SPEARS – Work Bitch	2	11
12	12	ONEREPUBLIC – Counting Stars	14	9
13	11	EMINEM – Bezerk	5	11
14	34	ROBIN THICKE – Blurred Lines	19	1
15	49	GAVIN DEGRAW – Best I Ever Had	14	15
16	69	KEITH URBAN & MIRANDA LAMBERT – We Were Us	2	16
17	16	SARA BAREILLES – Brave	24	13
18	18	SELENA GOMEZ – Slow Down	5	18
19	13	PASSENGER – Let Her Go	8	6
20	14	NEIGHBORHOOD – Sweater Weather	13	8
21	17	MAROON 5 – Love Somebody	22	4
22	70	MACKLEMORE & RYAN LEWIS – White Walls	2	22
23	10	TAYLOR SWIFT  – Everything Has Changed	10	2
24	15	JASON ALDEAN – Night Train	12	13
25	20	ROBIN THICKE – Give It 2 U	8	20
26	22	COLDPLAY – Atlas	3	22
27	23	BLAKE SHELTON – Mine Would Be You	8	15
28	31	BILLY CURRINGTON – Hey Girl	24	17
29	32	BAND PERRY  -Don’t Let Me Be Lonely	5	29
30	40	BASTILLE – Pompeii	6	30
31	44	BRAD PAISLEY – I Can’t Change The World	7	31
32	25	LEE BRICE – Parking Lot Party	13	21
33	29	ZAC BROWN BAND – Sweet Annie	6	29
34	43	JAY-Z  – Holy Grail	12	17
35	19	LUKE BRYAN – That’s My Kind Of Night	6	19
36	26	IMAGINE DRAGONS – Radioactive	45	1
37	27	TIM MCGRAW – Southern Girl	11	22
38	36	MACKLEMORE & RYAN LEWIS – Same Love	18	8
39	38	CALVIN HARRIS & ELLIE GOULDING – I Need Your Love	26	10
40	48	FALL OUT BOY – Alone Together	4	40
41	28	TYLER FARR – Redneck Crazy	17	28
42	37	LABRINTH – Beneath Your Beautiful	16	13
43	57	PAUL MCCARTNEY – New	5	19
44	30	TAYLOR SWIFT – Red	13	27
45	46	TRAIN & ASHLEY MONROE – Bruises	5	38
46	54	BRUNO MARS – Treasure	22	4
47	35	JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE – Take Back The Night	12	6
48	45	JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE – Mirrors	28	1
49	51	JASON DERULO – Marry Me	4	49
50	63	JENNIFER NETTLES – That Girl	4	50
51	68	RIHANNA – What Now	2	51
52	24	BONNIE MCKEE – American Girl	5	16
53	39	PHILLIP PHILLIPS – Gone, Gone, Gone	35	2
54	52	YLVIS – The Fox	3	52
55	42	ONE DIRECTION – Best Song Ever	10	11
56	47	WANTED – We Own The Night	7	34
57	53	SEETHER – Seether	3	53
58	55	MILEY CYRUS – We Can’t Stop	17	9
59	56	DAFT PUNK & PHARRELL – Get Lucky	22	1
60	58	ENRIQUE IGLESIAS – Turn The Night Up	10	14
61	33	DARIUS RUCKER – Radio	11	30
62	41	MIRANDA LAMBERT – All Kinds of Kinds	14	31
63	59	JOHN MAYER – Wildfire	7	33
64	N	CHRIS YOUNG – Aw Naw	1	64
65	N	JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE – TKO	1	65
66	N	LINKIN PARK – A Light That Never Comes	1	66
67	N	KATY PERRY – Dark Horse	1	67
68	N	DAUGHTRY – Waiting For Superman	1	68
69	N	AVICCI – You Make Me	1	69
70	N	DRAKE – Waiting Forever	1	70
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RadioMax Top 70 Chart – September 22, 2013

1	1	AVICCI – Wake Me Up	12	1
2	4	LORDE – Royals	4	2
3	3	CAPITAL CITIES – Safe And Sound	17	1
4	2	KATY PERRY – Roar	7	2
5	12	P!NK Feat LILY ALLEN – True Love	14	2
6	47	MILEY CYRUS – Wrecking Ball	3	6
7	18	LADY GAGA – Applause	6	5
8	7	PARAMORE – Still Into You	7	7
9	8	LANA DEL RAY – Summertime Sadness	11	8
10	5	TAYLOR SWIFT – Everything Has Changed	9	2
11	29	EMINEM – Bezerk	4	11
12	9	ONEREPUBLIC – Counting Stars	13	9
13	6	PASSENGER – Let Her Go	7	6
14	13	NEIGHBORHOOD – Sweater Weather	12	8
15	17	JASON ALDEAN – Night Train	11	13
16	14	SARA BAREILLES – Brave	23	13
17	41	MAROON 5 – Love Somebody	21	4
18	22	SELENA GOMEZ – Slow Down	4	18
19	23	LUKE BRYAN – That’s My Kind Of Night	5	19
20	28	ROBIN THICKE – Give It 2 U	7	20
21	48	BRUNO MARS – Gorilla	3	21
22	66	COLDPLAY – Atlas	2	22
23	31	BLAKE SHELTON – Mine Would Be You	7	15
24	32	BONNIE MCKEE – American Girl	4	16
25	43	LEE BRICE – Parking Lot Party	12	21
26	16	IMAGINE DRAGONS – Radioactive	44	1
27	25	TIM MCGRAW – Southern Girl	10	22
28	36	TYLER FARR – Redneck Crazy	16	28
29	40	ZAC BROWN BAND – Sweet Annie	5	29
30	45	TAYLOR SWIFT – Red	12	27
31	50	BILLY CURRINGTON – Hey Girl	23	17
32	34	BAND PERRY  -Don’t Let Me Be Lonely	4	32
33	35	DARIUS RUCKER – Radio	10	30
34	10	ROBIN THICKE – Blurred Lines	18	1
35	11	JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE – Take Back The Night	11	6
36	27	MACKLEMORE & RYAN LEWIS – Same Love	17	8
37	44	LABRINTH – Beneath Your Beautiful	15	13
38	20	CALVIN HARRIS & ELLIE GOULDING – I Need Your Love	25	10
39	15	PHILLIP PHILLIPS – Gone, Gone, Gone	34	2
40	37	BASTILLE – Pompeii	5	35
41	46	MIRANDA LAMBERT – All Kinds of Kinds	13	31
42	24	ONE DIRECTION – Best Song Ever	9	11
43	49	JAY-Z – Holy Grail	11	17
44	33	BRAD PAISLEY – I Can’t Change The World	6	33
45	54	JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE – Mirrors	27	1
46	38	TRAIN & ASHLEY MONROE – Bruises	4	38
47	51	WANTED – We Own The Night	6	34
48	52	FALL OUT BOY – Alone Together	3	48
49	53	GAVIN DEGRAW – Best I Ever Had	13	32
50	59	CELINE DION – Loved Me Back To Life	3	50
51	64	JASON DERULO – Marry Me	3	51
52	65	YLVIS – The Fox	2	52
53	69	SEETHER – Seether	2	53
54	21	BRUNO MARS – Treasure	21	4
55	39	MILEY CYRUS – We Can’t Stop	16	9
56	42	DAFT PUNK & PHARRELL – Get Lucky	21	1
57	19	PAUL MCCARTNEY – New	4	19
58	30	ENRIQUE IGLESIAS – Turn The Night Up	9	14
59	58	JOHN MAYER – Wildfire	6	33
60	55	KENNY CHESNEY – When I See This Bar	15	23
61	26	FLORIDA GEORGIA LINE – Round Here	17	14
62	57	KEITH URBAN – Little Bit Of Everything	18	13
63	61	JENNIFER NETTLES – That Girl	3	61
64	67	EMELI SANDE – My Kind Of Love	2	64
65	68	AVRIL LAVIGNE – Rock’n Roll	4	33
66	70	ROD STEWART – Can’t Stop Me	2	66
67	N	BRITNEY SPEARS – Work Bitch	1	67
68	N	RIHANNA – What Now	1	68
69	N	KEITH URBAN & MIRANDA LAMBERT – We Were Us	1	69
70	N	MACKLEMORE & RYAN LEWIS – White Walls	1	70

RadioMax Top 70 Chart – September 15, 2013

1	1	AVICCI Wake Me Up	11	1
2	3	KATY PERRY Roar	6	2
3	4	CAPITAL CITIES Safe And Sound	16	1
4	2	LORDE Royals	3	2
5	6	TAYLOR SWIFT Featuring ED SHEERAN Everything Has Changed	8	2
6	17	PASSENGER Let Her Go	6	6
7	21	PARAMORE Still Into You	6	7
8	18	LANA DEL RAY Summertime Sadness	10	8
9	19	ONEREPUBLIC Counting Stars	12	9
10	5	ROBIN THICKE Featuring T.I. & PHARRELL Blurred Lines	17	1
11	12	JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE Take Back The Night	10	6
12	7	P!NK Featuring LILY ALLEN True Love	13	2
13	31	NEIGHBORHOOD Sweater Weather	11	8
14	13	SARA BAREILLES Brave	22	13
15	23	PHILLIP PHILLIPS Gone, Gone, Gone	33	2
16	14	IMAGINE DRAGONS Radioactive	43	1
17	33	JASON ALDEAN Night Train	10	13
18	8	LADY GAGA Applause	5	5
19	22	PAUL MCCARTNEY New	3	19
20	25	CALVIN HARRIS & ELLIE GOULDING I Need Your Love	24	10
21	28	BRUNO MARS Treasure	20	4
22	40	SELENA GOMEZ Slow Down	3	22
23	58	LUKE BRYAN That’s My Kind Of Night	4	23
24	11	ONE DIRECTION Best Song Ever	8	11
25	35	TIM MCGRAW Southern Girl	9	22
26	45	FLORIDA GEORGIA LINE Round Here	16	14
27	10	MACKLEMORE & RYAN LEWIS Featuring MARY LAMBERT Same Love	16	8
28	26	ROBIN THICKE Give It 2 U	6	26
29	27	EMINEM Bezerk	3	27
30	41	ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Turn The Night Up	8	14
31	15	BLAKE SHELTON Mine Would Be You	6	15
32	16	BONNIE MCKEE American Girl	3	16
33	38	BRAD PAISLEY I Can’t Change The World	5	33
34	39	BAND PERRY Don’t Let Me Be Lonely	3	34
35	43	DARIUS RUCKER Radio	9	30
36	44	TYLER FARR Redneck Crazy	15	30
37	48	BASTILLE Pompeii	4	35
38	57	TRAIN & ASHLEY MONROE Bruises	3	38
39	24	MILEY CYRUS We Can’t Stop	15	9
40	53	ZAC BROWN BAND Sweet Annie	4	40
41	9	MAROON 5 Love Somebody	20	4
42	20	DAFT PUNK & PHARRELL Get Lucky	20	1
43	29	LEE BRICE Parking Lot Party	11	21
44	30	LABRINTH Featuring EMELI SANDE Beneath Your Beautiful	14	13
45	34	TAYLOR SWIFT Red	11	27
46	49	MIRANDA LAMBERT All Kinds of Kinds	12	31
47	61	MILEY CYRUS Wrecking Ball	2	47
48	62	BRUNO MARS Gorilla	2	48
49	46	JAY-Z Featuring JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE Holy Grail	10	17
50	54	BILLY CURRINGTON Hey Girl	22	17
51	59	WANTED We Own The Night	5	34
52	60	FALL OUT BOY Alone Together	2	52
53	37	GAVIN DEGRAW Best I Ever Had	12	32
54	55	JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE Mirrors	26	1
55	50	KENNY CHESNEY When I See This Bar	14	23
56	36	JASON DERULO The Other Side	22	3
57	42	KEITH URBAN Little Bit Of Everything	17	13
58	51	JOHN MAYER Wildfire	5	33
59	68	CELINE DION Loved Me Back To Life	2	59
60	47	SELENA GOMEZ Come & Get It	22	4
61	65	JENNIFER NETTLES That Girl	2	61
62	32	LADY ANTEBELLUM Goodbye Town	18	12
63	52	FLO RIDA Can’t Believe It	6	46
64	64	JASON DERULO Marry Me	2	64
65	N	YLVIS The Fox	1	65
66	N	COLDPLAY Atlas	1	66
67	N	EMELI SANDE My Kind Of Love	1	67
68	85	AVRIL LAVIGNE Rock’n Roll	3	33
69	N	SEETHER Seether	1	69
70	N	ROD STEWART Can’t Stop Me	1	70
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Classic Countdown with Ron Kovacs (7/15/89) 9am ET @RadioMax

This week on the RadioMax Classic Countdown, we feature the Top 40 hits from this week in 1989,

1	GOOD THING    Fine Young Cannibals
2	BABY DON’T FORGET MY NUMBER    Milli Vanilli
3	EXPRESS YOURSELF    Madonna
4	IF YOU DON’T KNOW ME BY NOW    Simply Red
5	I DROVE ALL NIGHT    Cyndi Lauper
6	SATISFIED    Richard Marx
7	THIS TIME I KNOW IT’S FOR REAL    Donna Summer
8	MISS YOU LIKE CRAZY    Natalie Cole
9	TOY SOLDIERS    Martika
10	WHAT YOU DON’T KNOW    Expose
11	I WON’T BACK DOWN    Tom Petty
12	LAY YOUR HANDS ON ME    Bon Jovi
13	THE DOCTOR    Doobie Brothers
14	BATDANCE    Prince
15	WHO DO YOU GIVE YOUR LOVE TO?
16	ROOMS ON FIRE    Stevie Nicks
17	SO ALIVE    Love And Rockets
18	BUFFALO STANCE    Neneh Cherry
19	ON OUR OWN    Bobby Brown
20	CRAZY ABOUT HER    Rod Stewart
21	I LIKE IT    Dino
22	MY BRAVE FACE    Paul McCartney
23	EVERY LITTLE STEP    Bobby Brown
24	DRESSED FOR SUCCESS    Roxette
25	SEND ME AN ANGEL ’89    Real Life
26	I’LL BE LOVING YOU (Forever)    New Kids On The Block
27	ONCE BITTEN TWICE SHY    Great White
28	CRY    Waterfront
29	SACRED EMOTION    Donny Osmond
30	HEY BABY    Henry Lee Summer
31	THE END OF THE INNOCENCE    Don Henley
32	DOWN BOYS    Warrant
33	SECRET RENDEZVOUS    Karyn White
34	VERONICA    Elvis Costello
35	HEADED FOR A HEARTBREAK    Winger
36	INTO THE NIGHT    Benny Mardones
37	NO MORE RHYME    Debbie Gibson
38	COLD HEARTED    Paula Abdul
39	IN YOUR EYES    Peter Gabriel
40	RIGHT HERE WAITING    Richard Marx

Euro Chart Show with Dave Graham – 9am ET @EuroChartShow

Join Dave Graham with the “Chart That Counts” – The Euro Chart Show, heard on over 50 radio stations all around the World and featuring the Top 20 Hits from the EuroZone.