1972-09-09 — WKDA 103.3 FM ( Nashville, Tennessee )

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WEEK BEGINNING 9/9/72

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NASHVILLE’S STEREO

TW	LW	ARTIST	TITLE	WKS
13	17	Rod Stewart	You Wear It Well	5
16	6	Jim Croce	You Don't Mess Around With Jim
5	9	Eagles	Witchy Woman	4
9	18	Bill Withers	Use Me	4
13	17	Rod Stewart	True Blue	5
15	29	Leon Russell	Tight Rope
25	28	Carlos Santana & Buddy Miles	Them Changes
14	3	Bread	The Guitar Man
26	30	Arlo Guthrie	The City Of New Orleans
--		Tony Cole	Suite: Man And Woman
10	2	Chicago	Saturday In The Park
19	10	The Bee Gees	Run To Me
23	14	Jackson Browne	Rock Me On The Water
6	11	Gary Glitter	Rock And Roll Part 2	5
6	11	Gary Glitter	Rock And Roll Part 1	5
--		Grand Funk Railroad	Rock 'N Roll Soul
22	--	The Moody Blues	Nights In White Satin	1
24	27	David Bowie	Moonage Daydream
29	--	Joe Cocker And The Chris Stainton Band	Midnight Rider	1
17	7	The Hollies	Long Cool Woman (In A Black Dress)	12
11	12	The Who	Join Together
21	--	Johnny Nash	I Can See Clearly Now	1
12	26	Helen Reddy	I Am Woman
1	4	Elton John	Honky Cat
7	20	Danny O'Keefe	Good Time Charlie's Got The Blues
27	23	Poco	Good Feeling To Know
8	21	The Raspberries	Go All The Way
--		Michael Murphey	Geronimo's Cadillac
3	8	Rick Nelson And The Stone Canyon Band	Garden Party	4
18	19	The Main Ingredient	Everybody Plays The Fool	4
30	--	Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose	Don't Ever Be Lonely (A Poor Little Fool Like Me)	1
20	25	Danny Holien	Colorado
4	1	Three Dog Night	Black And White
28	16	Yes	America	5
2	5	Gladstone	A Piece Of Paper
--		The Chi-Lites	A Lonely Man

ALBUM CHARTS

TW	ARTIST	ALBUM	WKS	NOTES
--	John McLaughlin	Extrapolation		(Polydor) (see note #6 3/3/73)
--	Commander Cody & His Lost Planet Airmen	Hot Licks, Cold Steel & Truckers Favorites		(Paramount)
--	John David Souther	John David Souther		(Asylum)
--	The Kinks	Everybody's In Show-Biz		(RCA)
--	Capability Brown	From Scratch		(Charisma)
--	The Guess Who	Live At The Paramount (Seattle)		(RCA)
--	Rory Gallagher	Live! In Europe		(Polydor)
--	T. Rex	The Slider		(Warner Bros.)
--	Gilbert O'Sullivan	Gilbert O'Sullivan-Himself		(London)
--	Curtis Mayfield	"Superfly" Movie Soundtrack		(Curtom)
--	Cashman & West	A Song Or Two		(Dunhill)
--	Python Lee Jackson	In A Broken Dream		(Crescendo)
--	Joe Walsh	Barnstorm		(Dunhill)
--	Jimi Hendrix	War Heroes		(Barclay)
--	Slade	Slade Alive!		(Polydor)
--	Mac Davis	Baby Don't Get Hooked On Me		(Columbia)
--	Help Yourself	Strange Affair		(UA)
--	Tim Buckley	Greetings From L.A.		(Warner Bros.)
--	Atomic Rooster	Made In England		(Elektra) Included Carl Palmer & Ginger Baker at different times
--	Bobby Keys	Bobby Keys		(Warner Bros.)
--	The Beach Boys	Live In London		(Capitol) I’m guessing: Capitol (UK) ’70. Released in US in ’76. “Wow! Great Concert” was a (cont in Goodies)
--	Seals & Crofts	Summer Breeze		(Warner Bros.)
--	Van Morrison	Saint Dominic's Preview		(Warner Bros.)
10	The Band	Rock Of Ages		(Capitol)
9	Cheech & Chong	Big Bambu		(A&M)
8	Jethro Tull	Thick As A Brick	18	(Warner Bros.) Chart movement: 5/6 NR, 5/13 #2, 5/20 #1, 6/24 #2, 8/12 #9, 8/19 #9, TW: #8
7	Alice Cooper	School's Out		(Warner Bros.)
6	Chicago	Chicago V		(Columbia)
5	The Rolling Stones	Exile On Main St.		(Rolling Stones)
4	Rod Stewart	Never A Dull Moment		(Mercury)
3	Carlos Santana & Buddy Miles	Carlos Santana & Buddy Miles! Live!		(Columbia)
2	Elton John	Honky Chateau		(Uni)
--	Emerson, Lake And Palmer	Trilogy		(Cotillion)
--	Jefferson Airplane	Long John Silver		(Grunt)
--	Tom Paxton	Peace Will Come		(Reprise)
--	Curved Air	Phantasmagoria		(Warner Bros.)
--	Nilsson	Son Of Schmilsson		(RCA)
--	Dan Hicks & His Hot Licks	Striking It Rich		(Blue Thumb)
--	Simon & Garfunkel	Simon & Garfunkel's Greatest Hits		(Columbia)
--	Uriah Heep	Demons And Wizards		(Mercury)
--	Eagles	Eagles		(Asylum)
--	Three Dog Night	Seven Separate Fools		(Dunhill)
--	The Allman Brothers Band	Eat A Peach		(Capricorn)
1	Leon Russell	Carney		(Shelter)

Format more accurately: AOR hybrid

Cover: FRANKLIN IN THE MORNING
Note: J, say hey to your boy Jim Escue

Album note cont:
(Un) #25 ’72 Pickwick reissue of “Beach Boys Concert” from ’64. “In Concert” ’73.