Rock Bottom! Lowest Hits of ‘76
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Dave and Milt discuss the lowest hits of 1976 while announcing a listener survey for a new Top 10 chart.
Dave and Milt announce a listener survey to vote on a new “substitution” Top 10 for the July 10, 1976 chart as part of their bicentennial-week trilogy, sharing shout-outs (including a Spotify playlist by Jason Hedman) and an email from Richard Holmes in Hawaii. For this episode they instead count up the Billboard Hot 100 “bottom 10” (positions 91–100) for that week, discussing each track’s background: Marilyn McCoo & Billy Davis Jr.’s “I Hope We Get to Love in Time,” John Handy’s jazz crossover “Hard Work,” Eagles-adjacent Fool’s Gold “Rain Oh Rain,” The Outlaws’ CB-themed “Breaker, Breaker,” Donna Valery’s “Will You Love Me Tomorrow,” The Isley Brothers’ “Who Loves You Better,” Bill Cosby’s Barry White parody “Yes, Yes, Yes,” DJ Rogers’ “Say You Love Me,” Michel Polnareff’s film theme “Lipstick,” and Henry Gross’s dog tribute “Shannon,” tying it to Casey Kasem’s infamous “Snuggles” outtake. SURVEY! HELP US RE-DO THE TOP 10 FOR THIS WEEK IN 1976 https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/S2C3GRM Topics 00:55 Listener Survey Trilogy 03:51 Shoutouts and Hawaii Email 06:47 Bottom 10 Concept Setup 10:12 No 91 McCoo and Davis 19:34 No 92 John Handy Funk Jazz 25:54 No 93 Fool's Gold Eagles…
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