1975-06-02 — WKDA 1240 AM ( Nashville, Tennessee )

KDA’s Real Music
June 2, 1975

TW	LW	ARTIST	TITLE	WKS	NOTES
1	2	Emmylou Harris	Too Far Gone		(Reprise)
2	1	The Charlie Daniels Band	Long Haired Country Boy		(Kama Sutra)
3	4	Paul Davis	Make Her My Baby		(Bang)
4	3	Jay Ramsey	Smokey Mountain Cowboy		(Casablanca)
5	6	Shylo	Fine Lovin' Woman		(Columbia)
6	7	The Amazing Rhythm Aces	Third Rate Romance		(ABC)
7	5	The Marshall Tucker Band	This Ol' Cowboy		(Capricorn)
8	8	B.J. Thomas	(Hey Won't You Play) Another Somebody Done Somebody Wrong Song		(ABC)
9	11	T.G. Sheppard	Tryin' To Beat The Morning Home		(Melodyland)
10	12	Dave Mason	Every Woman		(Columbia) Never charted nationally
11	13	Hoyt Axton	Lion In The Winter		(A&M) & Linda Ronstadt. Axton: I called her manager (& producer-Peter Asher-) a little pipsqueak. I don’t see (cont in Goodies)
12	14	Michael Murphey	Wildfire		(Epic)
13	9	John Denver	Thank God I'm A Country Boy		(RCA)
14	15	David Allan Coe	Would You Be My Lady		(Columbia)
15	16	Waylon Jennings	Dreaming My Dreams With You		(RCA)
16	10	Jessi Colter	I'm Not Lisa		(Capitol)
17	17	Dick Feller	Any Old Wind That Blows		(UA)
18	21	Jerry Jeff Walker	Goodbye Easy Street	6	(MCA)
19	18	Kris Kristofferson & Rita Coolidge	Sweet Susanna	6	(Monument)*
20	20	Chip Taylor	Early Sunday Morning	6	(WB) Well-known songwriter (“Wild Thing”, “Angel of the Morning”, “Son of a Rotten Gambler”). Brother of (cont in Goodies)
21	24	Tony Orlando and Dawn	He Don't Love You (Like I Love You)		(Elektra)
22	25	Larry Kingston	Rails To Birmingham		(WB)
23	28	Phil Everly	Old Kentucky River		(PYE)
24	31	Back Home	Country Sealed And Pedal Steeled	4	(Alva)
25	19	J.J. Cale	I Got The Same Old Blues		(Shelter)*
26	22	Fiddlin' Frenchie Burke And The Outlaws	Colinda		(20th Century) Born Leon Bourke; Pretty sure not the rock band out of Tampa
27	23	Roy Acuff, Jr.	Good Morning Country Rain		(Hickory)*
28	35	Maria Muldaur	Gringo En Mexico	4	(Reprise) #29 lw
29	30	Gordon Lightfoot	Rainy Day People	4	(Reprise)
30	32	Billy Swan	(You Just) Woman Handled My Mind	4	(Monument)*
31	33	Johnny Rodriguez	Just Get Up And Close The Door	4	(Mercury)
33	26	Bobby Bare	Back In Huntsville Again		(RCA)
34	27	Michael Howard	Westbound Train		(RCA)
35	35	Dr. Hook	Cooky And Lila		(Capitol)
36	37	Terri Stubbs	The Fan Letter (J.R. I Love You)	3	(Four Star)
37	38	Merle Haggard And The Strangers	Movin' On	3	(Capitol)
38	40	Danny O'Keefe	Quits	3	(Atlantic) 40 lw. Covered by Gary Stewart & Glen Campbell (separately)
40	41	Vassar Clements	Night Train	4	(Mercury)
41	45	Calico	Cup Of Conversation	3	(UA)
42	47	Dickey Lee	The Door's Always Open	2	(RCA)
43	48	Randy Parton	Tennessee Born	2	(RCA) Did not chart nationally. Claim to fame: Dolly’s brother.
44	50	James Taylor	Music	2	(WB) Not the Carole King song
45	36	Gary Stewart	She's Actin' Single (I'm Drinkin' Doubles)		(RCA)
46	42	Staples Burkhardt	Same Old Guy		(De Lory)*
47	46	Bob Dylan	Tangled Up In Blue		(Columbia)
48	--	Dolly Parton	The Seeker	1	(RCA) Not the Pete Townsend-Who song!
49	--	Pure Prairie League	Two Lane Highway	1	(RCA)
50	--	Tom T. Hall	Deal	1	(Mercury)
--		Willie Nelson	Undo The Right		(RCA) From the compilation, “Good Old Folk Stories, vol 2.
--		Lee Clayton	Ladies Love Outlaws		(MCA) Clayton wrote this, Waylon had the hit.

ALBUM CHARTS

TW	LW		ARTIST	ALBUM	WKS	NOTES
--			The Earl Scruggs Revue	Anniversary Special Volume One

(Labels in parentheses) *Nashville-based

Survey note: There was no #32 or #39.
(See LW’s Song Notes #28, #47)
The next survey I have is 7/12, so no help there.

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Even though they’re no longer promoting
“Progressive Country”, these songs qualify:
“Early Sunday Morning”, “Every Woman”,
“Goodbye Easy Street”, “He Don’t Love You”,
“Music”, “Quits”, “Tangled Up In Blue”,
“Third Rate Romance”, “Wildfire”

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