“YOU WERE ON MY MIND” * We Five * A&M Records (1965)
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From the MCRFB news archive: 1965
Music Happenings In and Around Detroit Town, 1965

DETROIT — The Supremes, Fugitives, and New Gibson and Martin Trio have been booked for a special concert August 21 at Oakland University’s Baldwin Pavilion at Meadowbrook on the campus, for the benefit of the institution’s scholarship fund . . . . Martha & The Vandellas, the Spinners, Barbara Lewis, the Byrds, the Orlons and Vic Dana appeared for four day at Bob-Lo Island Park, taping a series of shows for ‘Teen Town,’ emceed by Robin (The Bird) Seymour, veteran Motor City disk jockey, on CKLW-TV Channel 9 . . . . The Serendipity Singers, NBC’s “Hullabaloo,” Jack Jones, Jimmy Wilkins Orchestra, and the Supremes has booked for several days as free acts at the Michigan State Fair Music Shell, opening August 27. END
(Information and news source: Billboard; August 14, 1965).

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From the MCRFB NEWS archive: 1965
‘Beatlemonium at Stadium, Youngsters Get Carried Away’
NEW YORK — The Beatles experienced an impact of their own at Shea Stadium Sunday night, August 15. They faced a screaming crowd of 57,000. The performanced grossed $304,000, according to promoter Sid Bernstein; of this, the Beatles received $160,000.
The excitement started early, the stadium was flooded with screams, shouts, banners displayed throughout the stadium long before the Beatles made their appearance on stage.

At 9:14 p.m., Sid Bernstein introduced Ed Sullivan on stage who introduced the Beatles. After that, it was impossible to hear the band and flashbulbs popped everywhere. The Beatles kicked off with a tune that sounded, as much as one could hear it, like “Twist And Shout.”
Girls climbed over walls, fainted and cried throughout the 35 minutes as the Beatles performed. The only way you could guess when a song ended and another on began is that the Beatles stopped moving for a moment on stage.
At 9:51 p.m., the Beatles left the stage, climbed into a white station wagon parked nearby and were raced away.
Bernstein is offering the Beatles a guarantee of $250,000 for a return two-show engagement next July or August to pit their amplified music against the screams of another stadium full of youngsters. END
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(Information and news source: Billboard; August 28, 1965)






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A MCRFB VIEWING TIP: To fully appreciate this CKLW RADIO 800 September 3, 1969 chart feature click on image 2x and open to second window. Click image anytime to return to NORMAL image size.
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MCRFB has every song selection on this CKLW playlist archived in it’s music library. All SEVENTEEN featured song titles randomly were selected for your listening enjoyment, here.

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CKLW-AM, the Top 30 hits in the Motor City. As listed for the week of August 28 – September 3, 1968.
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All SEVENTEEN featured song titles on the CKLW playlist randomly were selected by the author for your listening enjoyment here.

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