1972-10-21 — WKDA 103.3 FM ( Nashville, Tennessee )
WKDA FM 103.3
WEEK ENDING 10/21/72
WKDA FM 103.3
NASHVILLE’S STEREO ROCK
| TW | LW | | ARTIST | TITLE | WKS | NOTES |
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| 1 | 1 | | The Moody Blues | Nights In White Satin | 7 | (Deram) Re-release of song originally recorded & released in ‘67 | | 2 | 4 | | Seals & Crofts | Summer Breeze | | (Warner Bros.) | | 3 | 5 | | Arlo Guthrie | The City Of New Orleans | | (Reprise) | | 4 | 2 | | Helen Reddy | I Am Woman | | (Capitol) | | 5 | 3 | | Johnny Nash | I Can See Clearly Now | 7 | (Epic) | | 6 | 10 | | Curtis Mayfield | Freddie's Dead | | (Curtom) | | 7 | 6 | | Rod Stewart | You Wear It Well | 11 | (Mercury) | | 8 | | | Mel And Tim | Starting All Over Again | | (Stax) | | 9 | -- | | Sam Neely | Loving You Just Crossed My Mind | | (Capitol) | | 10 | -- | | Jim Croce | Operator (That's Not The Way It Feels) | | (Dunhill) | | -- | 7 | | Leon Russell | Tight Rope | | (Shelter) | | -- | 8 | | Bill Withers | Use Me | 10 | (Sussex) | | -- | 9 | | Eagles | Witchy Woman | 10 | (Asylum) | | -- | -- | | The Doobie Brothers | Listen To The Music | | (Warner Bros.) | | -- | -- | | Danny O'Keefe | Good Time Charlie's Got The Blues | | (Signpost) | | -- | | | Rick Nelson And The Stone Canyon Band | Garden Party | 10 | (Decca) | | -- | -- | | Elton John | Honky Cat | | (Uni) | | -- | -- | | The Who | Join Together | | (Decca) | | -- | -- | | The Main Ingredient | Everybody Plays The Fool | 10 | (RCA) | | -- | -- | | David Bowie | Moonage Daydream | | (RCA) | | -- | -- | | Danny Holien | Colorado | | (Tumbleweed) | | -- | -- | | Joe Cocker And The Chris Stainton Band | Midnight Rider | 7 | (A&M) | | -- | -- | | Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose | Don't Ever Be Lonely (A Poor Little Fool Like Me) | 7 | (U.A.) | | -- | -- | | Michael Murphey | Geronimo's Cadillac | 6 | (A&M) | | -- | -- | | Grand Funk Railroad | Rock 'N Roll Soul | 6 | (Grand Funk) | | -- | -- | | The Who | Let's See Action | | (Track) This single was released in Oct. ’71. Townsend included #16 as "Nothing Is Everything (Let's See Action)" (cont in Goodi | | -- | -- | | The Who | When I Was A Boy | | (Track) (see note above) | | -- | -- | | Jackie DeShannon | Paradise | | (ATCO) | | -- | -- | | National Lampoon | Deteriorata | | (Banana/Blue Thumb) | | -- | -- | | Alice Cooper | Elected | | (Warner Bros.) | | -- | -- | | Yes | And You And I (Part I) | | (Atlantic) | | -- | -- | | Donny Hathaway | I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know | | (ATCO) | | -- | -- | | Bulldog | No | | (Decca) Featuring Gene Cornish & Dino Danelli, formerly of the Rascals | | -- | -- | | Van Morrison | Redwood Tree | | (Warner Bros.) | | -- | -- | | Cashman & West | American City Suite | | (Dunhill) | | -- | -- | | The Spinners | I'll Be Around | | (Atlantic) | | -- | -- | | Albert Hammond | It Never Rains In Southern California | | (Mums) | | -- | -- | | White Duck | Carry Love | | (Uni) Local band featuring John Hiatt. Produced by Buzz Cason. | | -- | -- | | Al Green | You Ought To Be With Me | | (Hi) | | -- | -- | | J.J. Cale | Lies | | (Shelter) | | -- | -- | | Commander Cody & His Lost Planet Airmen | Mama Hated Diesels | | (Paramount) | | -- | | | Neil Diamond | Walk On Water | | (Uni) | | -- | | | The Hollies | Long Dark Road | | (Epic) | | -- | | | Artie Kaplan | Harmony | | (Hopi) | | -- | | | Joni Mitchell | You Turn Me On, I'm A Radio | | (Atlantic) | | -- | | | Cat Stevens | Sitting | | (A&M) Some song called “Crab Dance” was on the “B” side of “Sitting”. “Angelsea” was never (cont in Goodies) | | -- | | | Cat Stevens | Angelsea | | (A&M) (see note above) | | -- | | | Jethro Tull | Living In The Past | | (Chrysalis) | | -- | | | Kenny Loggins And Jim Messina | Your Mama Don't Dance | | (Columbia) |
| TW | LW | | ARTIST | ALBUM | WKS | NOTES |
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| 6 | 9 | | Cat Stevens | Catch Bull At Four | | (A&M) | | -- | -- | | Cheech & Chong | Big Bambu | | (A&M) | | -- | | | Elephants Memory | Elephants Memory | | (Apple) | | -- | -- | | Big Star | #1 Record | | (Ardent) | | -- | -- | | Various Artists | Mar Y Sol: The First International Puerto Rico Pop Festival | | (ATCO) | | -- | -- | | Cactus | 'Ot 'N' Sweaty | | (ATCO) | | 2 | 3 | | Yes | Close To The Edge | | (Atlantic) | | 10 | -- | | J. Geils Band | "Live" - Full House | | (Atlantic) | | -- | -- | | National Lampoon | Radio Dinner | | (Banana/Blue Thumb) | | -- | -- | | Jimi Hendrix | War Heroes | | (Barclay) | | -- | | | Mom's Apple Pie | Mom's Apple Pie | | (Brown Bag) | | 8 | 4 | | The Band | Rock Of Ages | | (Capitol) | | -- | -- | | The Allman Brothers Band | Eat A Peach | | (Capitol) | | -- | | | Santana | Caravanserai | | (Columbia) | | -- | -- | | Ten Years After | Rock & Roll Music To The World | | (Columbia) | | -- | -- | | Carlos Santana & Buddy Miles | Carlos Santana & Buddy Miles! Live! | | (Columbia) | | -- | -- | | Chicago | Chicago V | | (Columbia) | | -- | | | West, Bruce & Laing | Why Dontcha | | (Columbia) | | -- | | | Delaney Bramlett | Some Things Coming | | (Columbia) | | 9 | -- | | Emerson, Lake And Palmer | Trilogy | | (Cotillion) | | 4 | 5 | | Curtis Mayfield | "Superfly" Movie Soundtrack | | (Curtom) | | 1 | 1 | | The Moody Blues | Days Of Future Passed | | (Deram) Re-release of album from ’67, spurred on by “Nights in White Satin” | | -- | -- | | Joe Walsh | Barnstorm | | (Dunhill) | | -- | -- | | Steely Dan | Can't Buy A Thrill | | (Dunhill) | | -- | -- | | Cashman & West | A Song Or Two | | (Dunhill) | | -- | -- | | Three Dog Night | Seven Separate Fools | | (Dunhill) | | -- | -- | | Harry Chapin | Sniper And Other Love Songs | | (Elektra) | | -- | -- | | Lindisfarne | Dingly Dell | | (Elektra) | | -- | -- | | Dianne Davidson | Mountain Mama | | (Janus) | | 7 | 10 | | George Carlin | Class Clown | | (Little David) | | -- | 7 | | Rod Stewart | Never A Dull Moment | | (Mercury) | | -- | -- | | Commander Cody & His Lost Planet Airmen | Hot Licks, Cold Steel & Truckers Favorites | | (Paramount) | | -- | 8 | | The Beach Boys | Wow! Great Concert! | | (Pickwick) abridged reissue of Capitol album “Beach Boys Concert” from ’64. | | -- | -- | | Slade | Slade Alive! | | (Polydor) | | -- | -- | | John Mayall | Moving On | | (Polydor) | | -- | -- | | John McLaughlin | Extrapolation | | (Polydor) (see note #6 3/3/73) | | -- | | | David Bowie | The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars | | (RCA) | | -- | -- | | The Rolling Stones | Exile On Main St. | | (Rolling Stones) | | 3 | 2 | | Leon Russell | Carney | | (Shelter) | | -- | -- | | Richie Havens | Richie Havens On Stage | | (Stormy Forest) | | -- | -- | | Help Yourself | Strange Affair | | (U.A.) | | -- | | | Family | Bandstand | | (U.A.) | | -- | -- | | Elton John | Honky Chateau | | (Uni) | | -- | -- | | Black Sabbath | Black Sabbath, Vol. 4 | | (Warner Bros.) | | 5 | 6 | | Seals & Crofts | Summer Breeze | | (Warner Bros.) | | -- | -- | | Jethro Tull | Thick As A Brick | | (Warner Bros.) |
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Survey notes:
Starting 10/14, or earlier, only top 10 songs numbered
and no lw.
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Personal note: I’ve said some unpleasant things about
trying to read this survey: black print on dark orange paper.
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