| RADIO | “K-E-Z” is the most popular station in metro Phoenix for the sixth straight time, according to the latest Nielsen Audio ratings. The adult contemporary colossus significantly widened its lead over runner-up KSLX. For the second straight month,… Continue reading
#1 at KRUX/Phoenix: “Love Her Madly” by the Doors, jumping from #6 last week. In less than two months, lead singer Jim Morrison would die in Paris. It’s a good week for the Beatles, a year after their breakup. John… Continue reading
#1 at KRUX/Phoenix: “Monday, Monday,” second hit for the Mamas and the Papas following “California Dreaming.” The songs would end up at #1 and #2 on the year-end KRUX chart for 1966. Holding at #2 is Bob Dylan with “Rainy… Continue reading
Note to wife: Trump lawyer Michael Cohen earned the nickname “The Fixer” for his ability to make problems go away, usually by paying people off. He was the bagman in the Stormy Daniels caper. Trump chump Rudy Giuliani, formerly “America’s… Continue reading
#1 at KRIZ/Phoenix: “Vincent” by Don McLean, leaping from #7 last week. The follow-up single to the megahit “American Pie,” it’s an ode to Mr. Van Gogh and his “The Starry Night” painting. Jackson Browne holds at #2 with his… Continue reading
#1 at KZZP/Phoenix: “Just The Two Of Us” by jazz saxophonist Grover Washington Jr., featuring vocals by Bill Withers. Leaping from #13 to #6 is the future #1 song, “Bette Davis Eyes” by Kim Carnes, which was the top hit… Continue reading
| RADIO | Not a lot of movement in the latest Nielsen Audio radio ratings for metro Phoenix. There was no change in the stations that comprise the top 10 and the only minor adjustments in their ranking. ‘K-E-Z” settled… Continue reading
#1 at KBBC/Phoenix: “Philadelphia Freedom” by the Elton John Band. Elton (without his Band being credited) also debuts at #37 singing the Who’s “Pinball Wizard” from the Tommy movie soundtrack (#3 album) — yet another huge radio hit despite not… Continue reading
Note to wife: Sorry, honey, but you know it’s true. Continue reading
#1 at KRUX/Phoenix: “Let It Be” by the Beatles, the group’s penultimate hit. On April 9, Paul McCartney announced in a press release that he was leaving the band — but, in fact, the group had disintegrated for various reasons… Continue reading
