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Thanks to John Frank of Oakland, California for Transcribing and Compiling These 1960S WAKY Surveys! Thanks to John Frank of Oakland, California for transcribing and compiling these 1960s WAKY Surveys! WAKY TOP FORTY JANUARY 30, 1960 1. Teen Angel – Mark Dinning 2. Way Down Yonder In New Orleans – Freddy Cannon 3. Tracy’s Theme – Spencer Ross 4. Running Bear – Johnny Preston 5. Handy Man – Jimmy Jones 6. You’ve Got What It Takes – Marv Johnson 7. Lonely Blue Boy – Steve Lawrence 8. Theme From A Summer Place – Percy Faith 9. What Did I Do Wrong – Fireflies 10. Go Jimmy Go – Jimmy Clanton 11. Rockin’ Little Angel – Ray Smith 12. El Paso – Marty Robbins 13. Down By The Station – Four Preps 14. First Name Initial – Annette 15. Pretty Blue Eyes – Steve Lawrence 16. If I Had A Girl – Rod Lauren 17. Let It Be Me – Everly Brothers 18. Why – Frankie Avalon 19. Since You Broke My Heart – Everly Brothers 20. Where Or When – Dion & The Belmonts 21. Run Red Run – Coasters 22. Let Them Talk – Little Willie John 23. The Big Hurt – Miss Toni Fisher 24. Beyond The Sea – Bobby Darin 25. Baby You’ve Got What It Takes – Dinah Washington & Brook Benton 26. Forever – Little Dippers 27. Among My Souvenirs – Connie Francis 28. Shake A Hand – Lavern Baker 29. It’s Time To Cry – Paul Anka 30. Woo Hoo – Rock-A-Teens 31. Sand Storm – Johnny & The Hurricanes 32. Just Come Home – Hugo & Luigi 33. Red Wing – Clint Miller 34. Time And The River – Nat King Cole 35. Boogie Woogie Rock – [?] 36. Shimmy Shimmy Ko-Ko Bop – Little Anthony & The Imperials 37. How Will It End – Barry Darvell 38. Country Boy – Fats Domino 39. Love Me, My Love – Dean Martin 40. Harbor Lights – Platters WAKY PICK HIT OF THE WEEK This Magic Moment – Drifters [Original chart listed song titles only, except for Pick Hit. Artists listed here are fair assumptions.] WAKY TOP 40 MAY 21, 1960 1. Cathy’s Clown – Everly Brothers 2. Another Sleepless Night – Jimmy Clanton 3. Burning Bridges – Jack Scott 4. Everybody’s Somebody’s Fool – Connie Francis 5. Swingin’ School – Bobby Rydell 6. Cherry Pie – Skip & Flip 7. Why I’m Walkin’ – George Hamilton IV 8. Sink The Bismarck – Johnny Horton 9. Barbara – Temptations 10. Stairway To Heaven – Neil Sedaka 11. Love You So – Ron Holden 12. Finger Poppin’ Time – Hank Ballard & The Midnighters 13. Paper Roses – Anita Bryant 14. Young Emotions – Ricky Nelson 15. My Home Town – Paul Anka 16. Way Of A Clown – Teddy Randazzo 17. Alley Oop – Hollywood Argyles 18. Sweet Nothin’s – Brenda Lee 19. Dutchman’s Gold – Walter Brennan 20. Rockin’ Good Way – Dinah Washington & Brook Benton 21. Walkin’ The Floor Over You – Pat Boone 22. A Star Is Born – Mark Dinning 23. Fannie Mae – Buster Brown 24. How Do You Know It’s Love – Teresa Brewer 25. Mountain Of Love – Harold Dorman 26. Ain’t Gonna Be That Way – Marv Johnson 27. Three Steps To Heaven – Eddie Cochran 28. City Lights – Debbie Reynolds 29. Stuck On You – Elvis Presley 30. Earth Angel – Johnny Tillotson 31. Down Yonder – Johnny & The Hurricanes 32. Night – Jackie Wilson 33. Good Timin’ – Jimmy Jones 34. Wonderful World – Sam Cooke 35. All I Could Do Was Cry – Etta James 36. Tell Me That You Love Me – Fats Domino 37. When You Wish Upon A Star – Dion & The Belmonts 38. Fame And Fortune – Elvis Presley 39. Rebel Walk – Duane Eddy 40. Right By My Side – Ricky Nelson PICK HIT OF THE WEEK Biology – Danny Valentino WAKY SILVER DOLLAR SURVEY WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 4, 1962 1. Sherry – Four Seasons 2. Patches – Dickey Lee 3. Do You Love Me – Contours 4. Monster Mash – Bobby “Boris” Pickett 5. Green Onions – Booker T. & The M.G.’s 6. Let’s Dance – Chris Montez 7. Twist And Shout – Isley Brothers 8. Hide And Go Seek – Bunker Hill 9. Night Owl – Tren-Dells 10. Only Love Can Break A Heart – Gene Pitney 11. I Remember You – Frank Ifield 12. Sweetheart, Please Don’t Go – Cosmo 13. Popeye – Chubby Checker 14. Alley Cat – Bent Fabric 15. Ramblin’ Rose – Nat King Cole 16. You Beat Me To The Punch – Mary Wells 17. Shame On Me – Bobby Bare 18. Til Death Do Us Part – Bob Braun 19. If I Had A Hammer – Peter, Paul & Mary 20. Come On Little Angel – Belmonts 21. Lie To Me – Brook Benton 22. Venus In Blue Jeans – Jimmy Clanton 23. All Alone Am I – Brenda Lee 24. What’s A Matter Baby – Timi Yuro 25. You Belong To Me – Duprees 26. Silver Threads And Golden Needles – Springfields 27. Two Lovers – Mary Wells 28. He’s A Rebel – Crystals 29. Mama Sang A Song – Stan Kenton 30. This Is My Story – Sultans 31. A Tree In The Meadow – Lettermen 32. Anna – Arthur Alexander 33. James (Hold The Ladder Steady) – Sue Thompson 34. If A Man Answers – Bobby Darin 35. Wonderful Dream – Majors 36. I Was Such A Fool – Connie Francis 37. I Found A Love – Falcons 38. Next Door To An Angel – Neil Sedaka 39. Stop The Clock – Fats Domino 40. Magic Wind – Don & Juan SILVER DOLLER DISC-COVERY Ride – Dee Dee Sharp Jim Brand – 5:30-9 Tim Tyler 9-12 noon Jay Reynolds – 12 noon-3 Jack Sanders – 3-7 Sonny Limbo – 7-12 M Gene Snyder – 12 M-5:30 WAKY SILVER DOLLAR SURVEY WEEK ENDING MAY 17, 1963 1. It’s My Party – Lesley Gore 2. I Will Follow Him – Little Peggy March 3. Don’t Say Nothin’ Bad – Cookies 4. Another Saturday Night – Sam Cooke 5. If You Wanna Be Happy – Jimmy Soul 6. If You Need Me – Wilson Pickett 7. Pushover – Etta James 8. Puff – Peter, Paul & Mary 9. Two Kinds Of Teardrops - Del Shannon 10. Young And In Love – Dick & DeeDee 11. Still – Bill Anderson 12. Take These Chains From My Heart – Ray Charles 13. Pipeline – Chantays 14. Reverend Mr. Black – Kingston Trio 15. This Old Heart – Monarchs 16. You Can’t Sit Down – Dovells 17. Da Doo Ron Ron – Crystals 18. Tore Up – Harmonica Fats 19. Hot Pastrami – Dartells 20. End Of The World – Skeeter Davis 21. Foolish Little Girl – Shirelles 22. Losing You – Brenda Lee 23. Two Faces Have I – Lou Christie 24. Ain’t That A Shame/Soon – Four Seasons 25. He’s So Fine – Chiffons 26. These Arms Of Mine – Otis Redding 27. Ten Commandments Of Love – James MacArthur 28. Patty Baby – Freddy Cannon 29. This Little Girl – Dion 30. That’s How Heartaches Are Made – Baby Washington 31. The Dog – Rufus Thomas 32. Surfin’ U.S.A./Shut Down – Beach Boys 33. Danger – Vic Dana 34. Rockin’ Crickets – Rockin’ Rebels 35. Hello Stranger – Barbara Lewis 36. Let’s Go Steady Again – Neil Sedaka 37. 18 Yellow Roses - Bobby Darin 38. The Good Life – Tony Bennett 39. Small Town Gossip/Things I Like- Cosmo & The Counts 40. This Empty Place – Dionne Warwick SILVER DOLLER DISC-COVERY Gypsy Woman – Rick Nelson Jim Brand – 5:30-9 Tim Tyler 9-12 noon George Williams – 12 noon-3 Jack Sanders – 3-7 Jerry Barr – 7-12 M Gene Snyder – 12 M-5:30 WAKY SILVER DOLLAR SURVEY WEEK ENDING AUGUST 30, 1963 1. Blue Velvet – Bobby Vinton 2. My Boyfriend’s Back – Angels 3. We Belong Together – Janie Moss & The Epics 4. Candy Girl – Four Seasons 5. Hello Mudduh, Hello Fadduh – Allan Sherman 6. Surfer Joe – Surfaris 7. Painted, Tainted Rose – Al Martino 8. Fingertips (Part 2) – Little Stevie Wonder 9. Little Deuce Coupe/Surfer Girl – Beach Boys 10. Denise – Randy & The Rainbows 11. Pretty Girls Everywhere – Arthur Alexander 12. Blowing In The Wind – Peter, Paul & Mary 13. Make The World Go Away – Timi Yuro 14. Judy’s Turn To Cry – Lesley Gore 15. Hey Girl – Freddie Scott 16. If I Had A Hammer – Trini Lopez 17. More – Kai Winding 18. Then He Kissed Me – Crystals 19. I Want To Stay Here – Steve & Eydie 20. Memphis – Lonnie Mack 21. Heat Wave – Martha & The Vandellas 22. You Can Never Stop Me Loving You – Johnny Tillotson 23. When A Boy Falls In Love – Mel Carter 24. Nobody But You – Dick Bush 25. Easier Said Than Done – Essex 26. Danke Schoen – Wayne Newton 27. Wonderful, Wonderful – Tymes 28. Wham! – Lonnie Mack 29. Hopeless – Andy Williams 30. Someone Like You – Eddie Morris 31. How Many Teardrops – Lou Christie 32. Just One Look – Doris Troy 33. Martian Hop - Ran-Dells 34. True Love Never Runs Smooth – Gene Pitney 35. Hopeless - Andy Williams 36. Please Don’t Talk To The Lifeguard – Diane Ray 37. Wait Til My Bobby Comes Home – Darlene Love 38. Man With A Horn – Tommy Wills 39. Windy And Warm – Boots Randolph 40. China Nights – Kyu Sakamoto SILVER DOLLER DISC-COVERY Early To Bed – Quantrell Rader Jim Brand – 5:30-9 Tim Tyler 9-12 noon George Williams – 12 noon-3 Jack Sanders – 3-7 Jerry Barr – 7-12 M Gene Snyder – 12 M-5:30 [Same song listed for #29 and #35.] WAKY SILVER DOLLAR SURVEY WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 2, 1963 1. Blue Velvet – Bobby Vinton 1 2. We Belong Together – Janie Moss & The Epics 3 3. My Boyfriend’s Back – Angels 2 4. Little Deuce Coupe/Surfer Girl – Beach Boys 9 5. Hello Mudduh, Hello Fadduh – Allan Sherman 5 6. Then He Kissed Me – Crystals 18 7. Candy Girl – Four Seasons 4 8. Surfer Joe – Surfaris 6 9. Painted, Tainted Rose – Al Martino 7 10. Denise – Randy & The Rainbows 10 11. Hey Girl – Freddie Scott 15 12. Someone Like You – Eddie Morris 30 13. Heat Wave – Martha & The Vandellas 21 14. I Want To Stay Here – Steve & Eydie 19 15. Fingertips (Part 2) – Little Stevie Wonder 8 16. Blowing In The Wind – Peter, Paul & Mary 12 17.
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