WABC All American Survey for Week of 28 March 1967

Courtesy of the WABC Musicradio 77 Internet Web Site
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Survey collected and contributed by Ken Williamson
For more information contact Allan Sniffen

                                                                                                                                              
                                                                  
 TW                                                             LW
  1. Happy Together - The Turtles (White Whale)     *1 week #1*  2
  2. Penny Lane - The Beatles (Capitol)                          1
 *3. Dedicated to the One I Love -                                
                                The Mamas & the Papas (Dunhill)  7
  4. I Think We're Alone Now -                                    
                         Tommy James & the Shondells (Roulette)  8
  5. Somethin' Stupid - Nancy & Frank Sinatra (Reprise)         13
 *6. A Little Bit Me, A Little Bit You - The Monkees (Colgems)  14
  7. Jimmy Mack - Martha & the Vandellas (Gordy)                 5
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  8. This Is My Song - Petula Clark (Warner Brothers)           11
  9. I've Been Lonely Too Long - The Young Rascals (Atlantic)    3
 10. There's a Kind of Hush - Herman's Hermits (MGM)             4
*11. Sock It to Me - Baby! -                                      
                   Mitch Ryder & the Detroit Wheels (New Voice)  9
 12. Bernadette - The Four Tops (Motown)                        10
 13. Ruby Tuesday - The Rolling Stones (London)                  6
 14. California Nights - Lesley Gore (Mercury)                  17
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 15. 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy) -                   
                             Harper's Bizarre (Warner Brothers) 23
 16. Sweet Soul Music - Arthur Conley (Atco)                    --
 17. I Never Loved a Man the Way I Love You -                     
                                     Aretha Franklin (Atlantic) 16
 18. For What It's Worth - Buffalo Springfield (Atco)           34
 19. Beggin' - The 4 Seasons (Philips)                          19
 20. Western Union - The Five Americans (Abnak)                 68
 21. Return of the Red Baron - The Royal Guardsmen (Laurie)     --
 22. Dry Your Eyes - Brenda & the Tabulations (Dionn)           18
 25. I'm a Man - The Spencer Davis Group (United Artists)       47
 31. Friday On My Mind - The Easybeats (United Artists)         --
*34. You Got What It Takes - The Dave Clark Five (Epic)         HP
 35. Strawberry Fields Forever - The Beatles (Capitol)          55
 47. My Back Pages - The Byrds (Columbia)                       HP
 55. The Beat Goes On - Lawrence Welk (Dot)                     HP
 60. I Found a Love - Wilson Pickett (Atlantic)                 HP
     
Hot Prospects:
    *The Happening - The Supremes (Motown)                        
     Love Don't Let Me Down - Bobby Bloom (Kama Sutra)            
     Portrait of My Love - The Tokens (Warner Brothers)           
     Girl, You'll Be a Woman Soon - Neil Diamond (Bang)           
     Casino Royale - Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass (A&M)        
     Truck a Luck - The 7th Gear (PAMS)                           
     What Would I Be? - Herb Oscar Anderson (Capitol)             
     Mama Sang a Song - Herb Oscar Anderson (Capitol)             
     
Radio 77 Pick Hit:
     I've Got My Own Thing Going - Claire Francis (United Artists)
     
*former Pick Hit
     
All American of the Week:
     Chuck Leonard -  11:00PM - Midnight, Monday - Friday
                       5:00PM - 10:00 PM, Sunday


SPECIAL NOTES:  The "Truck a Luck" Hot Prospect was a specially 
recorded song done for the current WABC promotional contest, 
played in "Hot Prospect" rotation.

The Herb Oscar Anderson songs were also played in a "Hot Prospect" 
rotation, with obvious bias and for obvious reasons (see below).  
It's a sure bet that these songs were not played on crosstown 
rival WMCA!

This week began the great AFTRA (American Federation of Television 
and Radio Artists) strike.  The regular WABC on-air staff walked 
out due to a contract dispute with ABC.  The following management 
and non-union personnel took over their shifts.  They billed 
themselves as the "New All Americans."  Minor variations of the 
following schedules took place:

Dan "Billy Joe" Aaron (for Dan Ingram)
Jeff Berman (for Bruce Morrow)
John Brittain (for Chuck Leonard)
Bill Ferman (for Dan Ingram)
Marty Grove (for Bruce Morrow, Charlie Greer)
Bernie "the K" Koval (for Ron Lundy)
Fred Laffe (for Herb Oscar Anderson, Dan Ingram)
"Johnny Roe" (actually, WLS programmer John Rook;  for Dan Ingram 
and Bob Lewis)
John Marshall (for Herb Oscar Anderson)
Jeff Telice (for Bruce Morrow, Ron Lundy, Charlie Greer)

Additionally, WABC Program Director Rick Sklar did news.

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