MrTibbs
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Joined: Wed October 24, 2012
Location: Lanarkshire Scotland
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Three stunning new entries this week from The Moody Blues, Christie, and The Supremes in their new incarnation. Wonderful stuff
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Greetings Pop Pickers
Here is the Ultimate Averaged Chart for Week Ending May 9th 1970
Here are all '' the uppers, the downers,...Leave a comment:
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Haha I remember those big catalogue books too. The smaller independent shops back then were much friendlier and helpful with excellent music knowledge....Leave a comment:
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By the mid seventies I preferred going into Glasgow to the many smaller independent stores who stocked a much greater selection of new releases where...Leave a comment:
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Some stores must have differed though because I can remember having to get my non chart singles in Darrochs or Menzies because my local Woolworths only...Leave a comment:
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I totally agree. To briefly step aside from the sheet music topic just to add to your comment, if Woolworths, who sold more singles than any other store,...Leave a comment:
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I agree about awful football songs, loved by fans and cringed at by others. But, Scottish as I am, I have to admit that I did have a kinda liking for...Leave a comment:
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Greetings Pop Pickers
Here is the Ultimate Averaged Chart for Week Ending May 2nd 1970
Here are all '' the uppers, the downers,...Leave a comment:
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The Radio Luxembourg Top Twenty Show's first presenter was Teddy Johnson who a few years later would become a recording artist in his own right who himself...Leave a comment:
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I've often pondered that one myself. Pop pundits generally agree that the record chart overtook the sheet music chart by late 1955 so it is strange that...Leave a comment:
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This week NME and MM are ahead with a future BMRB #1. They both place him at the top this week with BMRB following next week.Leave a comment:
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Greetings Pop Pickers
Here is the Ultimate Averaged Chart for Week Ending April 25th 1970
Here are all '' the uppers, the downers,...Leave a comment:
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Strangely though both MM and NME are ahead of the game with Norman Greenbaum, they have it at #3 and BMRB at #5.
Tom Jones will go top ten with...Leave a comment:
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Greetings Pop Pickers
Here is the Ultimate Averaged Chart for Week Ending April 18th 1970
Here are all '' the uppers, the downers,...Leave a comment:
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Brian I think from what I see that available versions of songs were just randomly allocated to the sheet music chart position. At least for these years...Leave a comment:
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David Armstrong is not a reputable author. He did no research of his own on any of his books and as Robin correctly asserts he simply pinched data from...Leave a comment:
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Greetings Pop Pickers
Here is the Ultimate Averaged Chart for Week Ending April 11th 1970
Here are all '' the uppers, the downers,...Leave a comment:
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Record Retailer's chart page from late September 1969 prints the following every week.
''Top 50 compiled for Record Retailer, Record Mirror,...Leave a comment:
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Greetings Pop Pickers
Here is the Ultimate Averaged Chart for Week Ending April 4th 1970
Here are all '' the uppers, the downers,...Leave a comment:
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My short lived flirt with the sheet music chart has passed so I can focus all my attention again on my main project. I'm already working my way through...Leave a comment:
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