Episode #3
The Quest for Silver with Chris Tuffer Episode EXTRA
Sep 18, 202656 minS1
Send us Fan Mail Hi Folks this is a special podcast dedicated to songs by the Beatles - one song from each of the 13 Albums from the 60s. Hope you enjoy.
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Hosted by Chris Tuffer · music · EN-US · 72 episodes
My show's moniker is The Quest for Silver - songs from a bygone era that were NOT number one but we fondly remember them and want to hear them and some of the stories around them. So if you are a fan of the best era in pop music you have come to the right place. I'm Chris Tuffer and I started broadcasting these old tunes back on the 1960's so I and you remember them well. Anything from The Beatles, The Stones, The Mamas and the Papas, The Monkees and well the list is almost endless. Please come by and check out my podcast with mostly music and a modicum of chatter.
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Episode #3
Send us Fan Mail Hi Folks this is a special podcast dedicated to songs by the Beatles - one song from each of the 13 Albums from the 60s. Hope you enjoy.
Episode #70
Send us Fan Mail Green River by CCR is our first number two song followed by Guess Who and their SIlver selection called These Eyes. David Clayton Thomas and BLood Sweat and Tears with Spinning Wheel precedes the Zombies and the Time of the Season. Crosby Stills and Nash have their long song entitled Suite Judy Blue Eyes. Donovan and Atlantis is just ahead of another number two song by Tommy Roe with Dizzy. Inna godda davida by Iron Butterfly and then it's Desmond Dekker and the Aces sing The Israelites. The Isley Brothers recorded this number two It's your thing. The Beatles with a classic 60s selection Don't let me down and then we have Give peace a chance and after that we conclude with The Foundations and Build me up Buttercup. Thanks for listening.
Episode #68
Send us Fan Mail Can't you see that she's mine by the DC5 is the number one song on our Quest for Silver this hour followed by Guess who and She's Mine. The Collectors are next with Fisherwoman. Gerry Marsden of Gerry and the Pacemakers sings now the song called Pretend. The Seachers recorded this number two song Don't throw your love away. Al Martino sings Mary in the Morning. Susan Jacks sings Fool such as I just ahead of Son of a Hickory Holler's tramp by O.C. Smith. Bad Bad Leroy Brown Jim Croce is next and then its The Cooper Brothers with Away from you. Petula Clark recorded The Other man's grass. The Sunshine Company has a twin spin on our Quest for Silver with Back on the Street again and then Happy. Sweet Misery by Tease is just ahead of the next song on our Quest for Silver which is a medley by the Fifth Dimension Aquarius/Let the Sun Shine in. Cher with When you find out where you're going is our final entry this hour.
Episode #69
Send us Fan Mail Dean Martin is our first entry this hour with the Door is still open and after that is our second song this hour by The Little River Band and a song entitled Lady. Cliff Edwards has a song called a Carpenter of Wood. Universal Love by the DC5 was originally unreleased but finally found its way to your ears. Zabadak by Dave Dee Dozy Beaky Mick and Tich precedes James Blunt singing You're Beautiful and then an interview with Brenda Lee which concludes by her recording a secondary hit Coming on Strong. The Congregation group recorded this number two song Softly Whispering I love you. Glen Campbell Dream Baby was a number two song in 1971. The Beau Brummels Laugh Laugh is the song before this one entitled All I know by Roch Voisine. Bread with lead singer David Gates sings I would give Everything I own. Harry Nilsson and Everybody's Talkin' and then the final song this hour by Josh Groban with You raise me up.
Episode #67
Send us Fan Mail I don't wanna go on with you like that by Elton John is our first number two song this hour - following that song is an interview with Elton by Chris Tuffer. I believe in Freedom by The Jarvis Street Review is next followed by Martina McBride singing Broken Wing. The Mentals with If you leave can I come too? is ahead of Take That with Back for Good. I believe by Chilliwack is next and then its Chris Norman with Living next door to Alice and then a second song by Chris entitled Lay back in the arms of someone you love. Ian Thomas has a secondary hit called Coming Home. Crowded House has this next installment called Better be home soon. Billy Joel concludes this episode of the Quest for silver with Don't ask we why?
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