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American Jukebox® 287, June 8, 2019, Order Time Writer(s) Title Artist Disc Label Year Position Comment File Number Intro Track Release Date Date Played Date Played Copy 01 2:43 Jackie DeShannon When You Walk In The Room Jackie DeShannon Hard to Find Jukebox Classics 1960-64:Stereo Hit Parade/Eric 1964 99 (Yes, #99. This is not a mistake.) RKV Hard to Find 0:14 28 2016 6/4/16 9/9/17 6/8/19 02 2:20 Bob Hamilton/Freddy Gorman (Just Like) Romeo & Juliet The Reflections Hard To Find 45s On CD: Vol. 6, More Sixties ERIC 1964 6 Filed with Time-Life YOUR HIT PARADE series Series Hard To Find 0:05 10 2001 5/15/10 1/30/16 6/8/19 Classics 03 2:43 Tom Springfield I'll Never Find Another You The Seekers Hard To Find Jukebox Classics 1963-64: 29 Hit Parade/ERIC 1965 4 Series Hard to Find 0:12 3 2019 6/8/19 Amazing Stereo Hits 04 3:18 John Lee Hooker Boom Boom The Animals The Best Of The Animals ABKCO/iTunes 1965 43 Eric Burdon born 5/11/1941 RKG Animals 0:17 7 1990 6/8/19 Download 05 2:46 Lori Burton/Pam Sawyer I Ain't Gonna Eat My Heart Out The Young Rascals The Very Best Of The Rascals Rhino/Atlantic 1966 52 peaked in 1966 RKG Rascals 0:04 1 1993 6/8/19 Eddie Brigati (vocals), Felix Cavaliere (keyboard, vocals), Gene Cornish 06 2:08 M Steiner/M Discant TAhneymeo rFerom A Summer Place The Lettermen Capitol Collector Series: The Lettermen Capitol 1965 16 CD GrHts [2 CD's inc Capitol Collector's Series] trio from LA: Tony Butala b.1940,Jim RKG Lettermen 0:07 9 7/16/16 6/8/19 Pike b 1938, Bob Engemann b. 1936 07 2:51 Billy Page The In Crowd Dobie Gray Hard To Find Jukebox Classics 1963-64: 29 Hit Parade/ERIC 1965 13 debuted in 1964. Series Hard to Find 0:08 27 2019 6/8/19 Amazing Stereo Hits 08 2:58 Glen Hardin My Heart's a Symphony Gary Lewis & The Playboys The Best Of Gary Lewis And The Playboys Capitol 1966 13 RKG Lewis 0:12 8 2005 6/8/19 09 2:34 John Sebastian Jug Band Music The Lovin’ Spoonful Lovin’ Spoonful Greatest Hits Buddah 1966 CLS From the LS album DAYDREAM RKG Lovin’ Spoon 0:06 10 6/8/19 10 2:19 Steve Barri/ P F Sloan You Baby The Turtles 20 Greatest Hits Rhino 1966 20 PO-Rock band from Los Angeles. CDG Turtles 0:09 4 1984 6/8/19 11 2:57 G Beisbier/J Holvay/J Guercio Susan The Buckinghams Mercy, Mercy, Mercy: A Collection (Greatest Columbia Legacy 1968 11 RKG Buckingham 0:05 10 1991 6/8/19 Hits+) 12 3:11 Don Addrisi/Dick Addrisi Never My Love The Association Flashback with The Association Warner Bros 1967 2 RKG Association 0:11 5 2011 6/8/19 13 3:32 William Robinson/Ronald White My Girl The Mamas and the Papas The Complete Singles - Original Dunhill Masters Real Gone Music 1968 0 B-side of Do You Wanna Dance RKG Mamas & Pa 0:25 2/2 6/8/19 - DISC 2 14 4:30 Richie Grasso/Tommy James Sweet Cherry Wine Tommy James & The Shondells The Essentials Rhino 1969 7 Slow fade in with chimes and organ RKG James & the 0:23 8 2002 2/10/18 6/8/19 15 3:36 Scarf/Dorough Give a Damn Spanky and Our Gang Spanky’s Greatest Hits Mercury 1968 43 Originally created as a public service announcement for the City of New York between CDG none 9 1988 8/2/08 11/19/116/8/19 Mayor John Lindsey’s administration.\ and the Urban Coalition League. Spanky and the 16 3:27 Cowsill/Cowsill Newspaper Blanket The Cowsills Best of the Cowsills Polydoor 1969 0 Year approximate. “Sad old man, nobody loves him.” Homeless man wrapped in a RKG Cowsills 0:01 12 1988 6/8/19 newspaper blanket 17 2:57 Skip Knape/David Teegraden God Love and Rock & Roll Teegarden & Van Winkle Pop Single Purchases 1940-70 V.6 iTunes 1970 22 I have original 45. RKV PopSing V6 0:17 02 6/2/18 6/8/19 This version downloaded from YouTube. 18 3:11 Abe Bernstein/Vic Millrose This Girl Is A Woman Now Gary Puckett & The Union Gap Greatest Hits Columbia Spec Prod 1969 9 RKG Puckett & 0:09 7 1994 6/8/19 19 4:03 Ray Davies Lola Kinks Kinks: The Ultimate Collection Amcos - Rajon 1970 9 45/ plus CD GrHts coming Oct '95? RKG Kinks 0:05 1/19 5/11/13 6/27/15 6/8/19 20 4:26 Marc Bolan Bang A Gong (Get It On) T. Rex Hard To Find 45s On CD: Vol. 19, More ‘70s ERIC 1972 10 Series Hard To Find 0:03 08 2017 1/13/18 6/8/19 Essentials 21 3:12 Lee Garrett/Stevie Wonder/Syretta It's A Shame The Spinners A One Of A Kind Love Affair [Disc 1] Atlantic 1970 14 (a Motown single) RKG Spinners 0:21 1/3 1991 6/8/19 Wright 22 3:32 Kenny Gamble/Leon Huff Shiftless, Shady, Jealous Kind Of The O'Jays Back Stabbers TSOP/Sony Spec Prod 1972 0 B-side of Time To Get Down RKG O'Jays 0:40 9 1990 6/8/19 23 4:38 Kenny Gamble/Leon Huff DPeirotyp leOl Man The Three Degrees The Three Degrees Big Break Records - UK 1973 RB58 Fayette Pinkney, Sheila Ferguson & Valerie Hiliday. RKG Three Deg :07 &:14 1 2010 6/8/19 24 7:41 Thom Bell/Leroy Bell Loving You Losing You Phyllis Hyman It Takes Style Pair/Buddah 1977 103 RKF Hyman 2:42 4 6/8/19 Used to start off my disco set early in the evening with this slow burn 103 BPM. 25 2:38 Alan O'Day Train Of Thought Cher Cher: Gold [Disc 1] Geffen 1974 27 RKF Cher 0:08 15 2005 6/8/19 26 3:18 Paul Anka I Don't Like To Sleep Alone Paul Anka Paul Anka: Best of the United Artists Years UA/EMI 1975 8 RKM Anka 0:15 5 2/26/11 10/18/146/8/19 27 4:10 A Hammond/M Hazelwood The Air That I Breathe The Hollies The Hollies' Greatest Hits Epic Legacy 1974 6 RKG Hollies 0:12 13 2002 6/8/19 Pop-Rock band from Manchester, England. 28 4:14 Dewey Bunnell A Horse With No Name America An Introduction To America WB/Rhino 1972 1 Used only on PRX version of American Jukebox 287 6/8/19. RKG America 1 2017 6/8/19 29 3:53 Graham Russell Lost In Love Air Supply Greatest Hits Arista 1980 3 LP Lost In Love/CD GrHts RKG Air Supply 0:15 1 6/8/19 LPG-166/CDG-38 30 4:39 Burt Bacharach/Carole Bayer Sager On My Own Patti LaBelle & Michael McDonald Greatest Hits MCA 1986 1 Compilation released in 1996 RKF LaBelle 0:19 14 6/8/19 31 3:27 Bruce Springsteen Fire Pointer Sisters Greatest Hits BMG/RCA 1979 2 CD 1979 CDV-59 RKG Pointer Sist 0:13 4 1989 6/8/19 32 2:37 B Buie/J R Cobb Where Did All The Good Times Go Classics IV Featuring Dennis Yost Greatest Hits CEMA Spec Products 1970 69 Soft Rock Group from Jacksonville, Florida. RKG Classics IV 0:13 9 1991 6/8/19.
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