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Top Songs - Butch Dains
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Perennial Release New Single And Video âReady! Steady! Go!â
Photo courtesy of the band. Perennial is excited to share their new single âReady! Steady! Go!â and its accompanying music video. Following the release of singles âWhatâs New On The Beat Sceneâ and âModernism,â the track offers a vibrant preview of the bandâs anticipated new album out September 18 via Ernest Jenning Record Co. (pre-order). The song channels mid-â60s Motown sparkle, vibraphones,âŚ
Here Comes the Judge by Shorty Long debuted Aug 68 and peaked at number eight, charting for 11 weeks.
Shorty was born Frederick Long in Birmingham, Alabama. In 1969 he drowned in a boat with a friend in Michigan. He charted twice before in 1966 and 68, but this was his only time in the top 40.
Pigmeat Markham's version debuted Jun 68 and peaked at number 19.
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The whole Martha reeves national anthem thing is annoying me so bad. I get it was pretty bad but sheâs 85. It just sucks because I love her so much and now the reason people are talking about her is to make fun of herâšď¸
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You Met Your Match by Stevie Wonder debuted Jul 68 and peaked at number 35.
The song features one of the first uses of a clavinet, and it was Steve's first production credit. He co-produced and co-wrote the song with Don Hunter. Don's other credits include I Don't Know Why I Love You, recorded by The Jackson Five, Stevie Wonder. Thelma Houston, and The Rolling Stones.
iâm sure other fans of Stevie Wonder or music critics or musicologists or whatever, if given the chance to ask him one question and one question only, would choose something like âwhatâs your favorite song?â or âwhat do you think is the best sound in the world?â or âwhich album was your favorite to compose?â
me? no. no, no, no. if i had Mr. Wonderâs undivided attention for one question and one question only, i am asking the greatest musical genius of our time why the fuck he screeched like that in the beginning of âDonât You Worry âBout A Thingâ.
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