Apr 2, 2019
I put some colors on my first exercise of the year
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I put some colors on my first exercise of the year
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Mark Elliot, CFRA/CFGO DJ in Ottawa from 1977 through 1988, passed away on January 11, 2019 from complications of pneumonia acording to his Twitter account. In memory of Mark, here are some sound clips he posted on his Soundcloud...Mark Elliot (Nils Johannsen), CFRA/CFGO DJ in Ottawa from 1977 through 1988, passed away on January 11, 2019 from complications of pneumonia acording to his Twitter account. In memory of Mark,here’s a sound check from CFRA in 1977.
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Ottawa's Top 20 (August 9, 1986)
We're here. This is it. The final music chart from CFRA. Since mid-July 1986 the station has operated a weird hybrid Top 40/Oldies format. After this week they will move to Oldies full time. So, here's to the end of an era!
Genesis finally dethrones Peter Gabriel (ironic) after a month long run. "Invisible Touch" is #1 for the last chart week.
There's a 4 spot jump for E.G. Daily from #17 to #13 as this week's biggest mover with "Say It, Say It", the song so good I have zero memory of it. But we featured it a couple of weeks back. So let's go with one of the 3 spot runners-up we haven't featured. Madonna moves from #19 to #16 with "Papa Don't Preach".
Robert Palmer is the biggest loser this week, dropping froM #4 to #9 with "I Didn't Mean To Turn You On".
And our highest debut is Steve Winwood at #19 with "Higher Love".
And, since this is the last chart, here's a bonus. Berlin debuts at #20 with "Take My Breath Away", the first song I ever learned our to play on the keyboards.
And that does it. CFGO AM 1200 would take over as Ottawa's Top 40 station in early September but I don't have any charts from CFGO.
Maybe I'll pick a random year from before 1986 at some point in the future. Who knows?
Ottawa's Top 20 (August 2, 1986)
Today we're looking at the Top 20 songs in Ottawa on August 2, 1986 according to CFRA. We'll do this until early August. That's when CFRA changes formats away from Top 40 and stops the weekly charts.
I know you're getting tired of it by now, but Peter Gabriel stays at #1 for a fourth week with "Sledgehammer".
There's a tie for biggest mover between "Mad About You" by Belinda Carlisle (#10 to #6) and "Who's Johnny?" by El DeBarge (#12 to #8). Since we saw Belinda Carlisle just recently, here's El DeBarge.
The biggest losers this week are Luba (5 spots), Glass Tiger (7 spots), and David Foster & Olivia Newton John. The latter drop from #8 to #16 with "The Best Of Me".
And there are debuts this week after having none last week. The highest of them is Lional Richie with "Dancing On The Ceiling".
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