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Two hours of America's latest and greatest hits from the last five decades.

2 hours

Last on

Sat 17 Jul 2010 20:00

Music Played

  • Peabo Bryson & Regina Belle

    A Whole New World

    This day in 1955: Disneyland was launched with a television special

  • Scissor Sisters

    Fire With Fire

    New Entry in the Top Twenty of the Album Chart: Night Work

  • 3OH!3

    Streets Of Gold

    New Entry in the Top Ten of the Album Chart: Streets of Gold

  • George Michael

    Father Figure

    The Top 100 Albums Of All-Time: 92: Faith - George Michael (1987)

  • Indigo Girls

    Don't Think Twice, It's All Right

    Top Twenty in the Internet Album Chart: Staring Down The Brilliant Dream

  • Jimmy Scott

    They Say It's Wonderful

    Born this day in 1925: Jimmy Scott

  • The Kinks

    Well Respected Man

    Born December 31st 1943; died June 23rd 2010: Pete Quaife (bass player)

  • Jerrod Niemann

    Lover, Lover

    Top Forty

  • Little Willie John

    Fever

    R&B Number One this date in 1956

  • Alicia Keys

    Un Thinkable (I'm Ready)

    Adult R&B Number One - 6th week & R&B/Hip-Hop Number One - 9th week

  • The Ronettes

    Baby, I Love You

    It鈥檚 Not The Same Old Song: released in 1963 - reached Number 24

  • Aretha Franklin

    Baby I Love You

    It鈥檚 Not The Same Old Song: Number Four in 1967

  • Neon Trees

    Animal

    New Entry

  • The Notorious B.I.G.

    MO MONEY MO PROBLEMS (featuring Mase & Puff Daddy)

    The Top 100 Albums Of All-Time: 91: Life After Death - The Notorious B.I.G. (1997)

  • Taio Cruz

    Dynamite

    British talent at Number Three in America

  • Ike & Tina Turner

    Proud Mary

    Grammy Hall Of Fame Single: Number Four in 1971

  • The Jimi Hendrix Experience

    Purple Haze

    Grammy Hall Of Fame Single: Number 65 in 1967

  • Kenny G

    FALL AGAIN (featuring Robin Thicke)

    New Entry in the Top Forty of the Album Chart: Heart and Soul

  • U2

    In God's Country

    The Top 100 Albums Of All-Time: 90: The Joshua Tree - U2 (1987)

  • Red Sovine

    Teddy Bear

    Country Number One this date in 1976 (Born this day in 1917; died 1980)

  • Carrie Underwood

    Undo It

    Current Country Number One - sixth week

  • Don Henley

    The End Of The Innocence

    Rock Number One this date in 1989

  • Dirty Heads

    LAY ME DOWN (featuring Rome of Sublime With Rome)

    Current Rock Number One - tenth week

  • Garth Brooks

    Friends In Low Places

    The Top 100 Albums Of All-Time: 89: The Hits - Garth Brooks (1994)

  • Eminem

    NOT AFRAID (Clean)

    Number One in the Album Chart: Recovery - second week

  • Hugh Masekela

    Grazing In The Grass

    Number One this date in 1968

  • Donna Summer

    Bad Girls

    Number One this date in 1979

  • Eminem featuring Rihanna

    Love The Way You Lie

    Current Number One: second week

Broadcast

  • Sat 17 Jul 2010 20:00