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

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.