Top songs, this week in 1967

[Faygo Kid]

Keener 13 in Detroit, but true nationally. This is what we listened to, 45 years ago this week. I think that Buffalo Springfield song at 30 has a chance of moving up the charts. Happy Together by the Turtles is going to do OK, too.

WKNR/KEENER 13 , Detroit, MI
Survey for week ending Monday February 6, 1967

TW TITLE ARTIST LW
1. Kind of a Drag Buckinghams 1
2. Ruby Tuesday Rolling Stones 4
3. Love's Gone Bad Underdogs 2
4. Who Do You Love Woolies 3
5. I Had Too Much To Dream Eletric Prunes 6
6. Love is Here & Now Your Gone Supremes 9
7. The Beat Goes On Sonny & Cher 5
8. Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye Casinos 14
9. Go Where You Wanna Go 5th Dimension 13
10. I'm a Believer/Steppin' Stone Monkees 7
11. The Hunter Gets Captured Marvelettes 12
12. Happy Together Turtles 19
13. Baby I Need Your Lovin Johnny Rivers 27
14. My Cup Runneth Over Ed Ames 15
15. Mercy Mercy Mercy Cannonball Adderley 17
16. Gimme Some Lovin' Spencer Davis Group 16
17. Pretty Ballerina Left Banke 22
18. Persecution Smith Bob Seger 31
19. This Precious Time Terry Knight 23
20. No Fair at All Association 25
21. Epistle to Dippy Donovan 30
22. Niki Hokey P J Proby 28
23. Lovin' You Bobby Darin 24
24. Wish You Didnt Have to Go James & Bobby Purify 29
25. Darling Be Home Soon Lovin Spoonful --
26. There's a Kind of Hush Herman's Hermits --
27. Indescribably Blue Elvis Presley --
28. I've Been Lonely Too Long Young Rascals --
29. Love You So Much New Colony Six --
30. For What It's Worth Buffalo Springfield --
31. Hung Up in Your Eyes Brian Hyland --

KEENER LP's

1. More of the Monkees - Monkees
2. WKNR/KEENER 13 OLDIES BUT GOODIES VOL. THREE
3. The Monkees - Monkees

KEY SONG OF THE WEEK:

Ups & Downs - Paul Revere & the Raiders

[CurtEastPoint]

1. I remember each and every one of these! THanks!

[Arkansas Granny]

2. Oh, my! It's been a long time since I've heard some of those.

[livetohike]

3. Good memories...

Some of these songs, if I ever heard them, I don't remember them .

[UnrepentantLiberal]

4. Where did you find this?

I always wanted to see a book with the Billboard top 40 from 1960 to 1970. It would be a great reference and fun to browse.

[Faygo Kid]

6. Great site: WKNR - Keener 13

http://keenerpodcast.com/?page_id=281

Check out the whole site.

[UnrepentantLiberal]

7. Thanks.

I'll check it out.

[pacalo]

9. Thanks! That's a great source for downloading iTunes!

[Tikki]

5. P J Proby...he was a trip...

He had a Jim Morrison experience on stage...kinda slowed down his gig and he was banned in a few places after that.

Tikki

[dixiegrrrrl]

8. Somehow we managed a social revolution

despite the ubiquitousness of some of those songs.
Sadly, I DO remember most of them.