Jukebox#7
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The KYA Top 60 from the week of September 13, 1968.
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From the movie “Wild In The Streets” and checking in at #15, Max Frost & The Troopers and “The Shape Of Things To Come”.
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Al Wilson was born June 19, 1939 in Meridian, Mississippi. This would be his first national Top 40 hit (he would have 3 more in his career, his biggest hit coming in 1973 with a record called “Show And Tell”). Checking in at #20-Al Wilson and “The Snake”.
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“Time Has Come Today” by The Chambers Brothers will check in at #3. Now it’s time to turn this record over. The flip side of this record is a song previously recorded by The Impressions in 1965. This has been one of my favorite records for a long time-The Chambers Brothers and “People Get Ready”.
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