Hosted by Mark Roback · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 101 episodes
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A show where two friends review a randomly chosen episode of American Top 40 from the 1970s, the most interesting decade in pop music. In each episode we will rate, provide critical analysis, and provide educational facts on the background of each song in the chosen week's countdown. We will also discuss the prominent news and pop culture events at the time of the countdown along with some insight into what was going on in our lives at the time as kids growing up in the '70s. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Mark Roback hosts 70s Weekly Countdown with Mark and Pete, a music show with 101 episodes published.
How do you do, it’s so nice to be with you again! In anticipation of this episode, last night I didn’t get to sleep at all. Then today, as I saw the light and realized morning has broken, I thought, oh well, it’s&nb
Oh my my, this week we keep the streak going as we fire up the dancing machine and listen to the AT40 from the week ending June 1, 1974. Don’t you worry bout a thing, we’re not doing this for the love of money, we just w
This is our 100th Episode! This week we are joined by Podcaster Extroidinaire Scott Haskin as he helps us review the 1976 Telly Savalas album “Who Loves Ya Baby”. We also explore all things going on around this time in 1
Let’s face it, nobody want you when you’re down an out. During those times, you just want some sunshine on your shoulders, you’re looking for love, someone to look at you with bright eyes and say “He’s the one”. I rememb
My sweet lord we found it impossible not to love the music from the Billboard Top 40 from the week of February 20, 1971. Link to a listing of the songs in this week’s episode: https://top40weekly.com/1971-all-charts/#US_
Baby I’m burnin’, my head is on fire, and only heaven knows if I will survive the flu this year. It seems like love don’t live here anymore, because you don’t bring me flowers when I’m sick. I could really use a little m
This week we turn back time to Christmas 1975 and take a look at the “Dark Lady’s” Christmas special of The Cher Show” that aired December 21, 1975. Cher is joined by here special guests The Hudson Brothers, The Lennon S
In 1972 were you one of all the young dudes that acted like crazy horses? Looking around, it seems like it’s starting all over again. If the youth of today wish to use me as an example, all I can say is don’t do it. If y
When we think of 1977, our brains immediately cue the Star Wars theme. We have so many great memories between those daytime friends and boogie nights. If you don’t have those, I am afraid to say I wouldn’t want to be lik
Episode 93: The Week Ending July 29, 1978 Magnet and Steel, Stuff Like That Well if you thought the show was gone, you’d be a fool to think it’s over. We’re not sure if you really missed us, but boy did we miss you, and
This week we kick of a wonderful summer. Whether you catch the next plane to London, or take a cruise on the sea of love, in the summertime, it’s time to string up those party lights. This week Casey Kasem proves he’s go
This week we are doing something a little different. We are watching and reviewing Episode 71 of “The Midnight Special” that aired June 7, 1974. This episode had a couple of artists that are favorites of Mark and Pete. L
1975; seems like it was only yesterday. During that time of high unemployment, you wondered if you ever would amount to more than a shoeshine boy. It was a bad time. You felt like you were standing on shaky ground, wonde
Whether you were a union man or not in the ‘70s, just about everybody was livin’ for the weekend. As Friday rolled in, you were probably struck with a serious case of boogey fever. That disco lady was waiting to entice y
Lately we get the feeling that the show may be rotting like a dead skunk, but neither one of us wants to be the first to say goodbye. That would leave one less set of footsteps, but as the saying goes, maybe you have to
I admit sometimes I just ain’t understanding mellow. I would say its that footstompin’ music that fits more in my world. That being said, it’s one of those nights that I feel so much joy that I’d like to teach the world
Link to a listing of the songs in this week’s episode: https://top40weekly.com/1974-all-charts/#US_Top_40_Singles_Week_Ending_19th_January_1974 Data Sources: Billboard Magazine, where the charts came from and on what the
Hark; the herald angels sing, “Do you hear what I hear”? I think it’s the most wonderful time of year again. Do you have a favorite that you consider to be the Christmas song? I looked out the window this morning, and it
Ah Thanksgiving, that one fine morning in the midst of the week that you don’t have to go to work. Thanksgiving always falls on the 4th Thursday in November which means it is always under the sign of Sagittarius, never S
This week it’s so good, so right, that we have some guest rankings to go along with ours. Still, there is a potential that there will be a heartache tonight. Will we rise above our individual biases and say “enough is en
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70s Weekly Countdown with Mark and Pete is hosted by Mark Roback. The show is categorised under music (tv) and has published 101 episodes.
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