Motown Soul Delivered From England’s Peter Frampton In 1977. This Re-Make Of The Classic Stevie Wonder Hit Topped The Billboard “Hot 100” At #18. I Always Thought Mr. Frampton Did A Nice Job On This. Peter Currently Lives In The Cincinnati, Ohio Suburb Of Indian Hills. Hear it on internet radio kvkvi.com
More infoWOW! Check Out This Much Different Version Of The Door’s Classic Hit Called “Touch Me”. It’s From An Album That Was Released In 1974 Entitled “Heavy Metal” By Warner Brothers Special Products. The Engineers That Put The LP Together Decided To Add Some Extra “Punch” To “Touch Me” In Order To Help It Compete In Sound Intensity With Other Songs On The Album By Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin And Black Sabbath. “Touch Me” By The Doors Is No Where Close To Being A Heavy Metal Song….And Neither […]
More infoHere Is The Follow Up Song To Their Smash Hit “The Worst That Could Happen” By The Brooklyn Bridge. Lead Singer Johnny Maestro Delivers Outstanding Vocals On This 1969 Hit Called “Blessed Is The Rain”. Hear it on internet radio kvkvi.com
More infoAfter Leaving Motown, Holland Dozier Holland Formed Their Own Record Labels Called “Hot Wax” & “Invictus”. The “Chairmen Of The Board” Were One Of Several Hit Making Groups Featured On Invictus Records. The Song “Everything’s Tuesday” Was Their 3rd Single. It Wasn’t A Smash, But Did Manage To Make It Up To #38. With Lead Vocals From General Johnson, Here Is The Distinctive Sound Of The “Chairmen Of The Board” From 1970. Hear it on internet radio kvkvi.com
More infoCleveland Ohio Rocks In ’66! The “Outsiders” Had National Stardom This Year With The Smash Hit “Time Won’t Let Me”. Here Is Their 3rd Single Called “Respectable” Featuring Sonny Geraci On Lead Vocals. Check Out The Classic 60’s Horns On This #15 Hit From 1966 Written By The Isley Brothers. A Special Thanks To Mike Mucci Of Cleveland, Ohio For Providing Most Of The Great Photos Featured In This Video! Hear it on internet radio kvkvi.com
More infoClassic Frankie Valli And The 4 Seasons From The Original Vinyl Stereo “Gold Edition” Album. “C’mon Marianne” Reached #9 On The Billboard “Hot 100” Chart In 1967. The Jersey Boys At Their Finest With Radio Station Jingle Introduction From Chicago’s Legendary AM Top 40 Powerhouse…..WCFL (the voice of labor)! Hear it on internet radio kvkvi.com
More infoS-T-E-R-E-O! –Dawn (Go Away) Was Originally Recorded Only in Monophonic. Now, Here Is My New Re-Channeled STEREO Version……A Full Length Version That Includes The Original 2-Line Sung Introduction. In The Late 60’s, The 4 Season’s Record Company Issued A Re-Channeled Stereo Version Of Dawn….But Chopped Off The Introduction…And The Re-Channeled Version Was A Slightly Different Mix Than The Original 1964 Mono Hit Single. I Always Wished A FULL Complete Version Would Have Been Released In Either True Stereo Or The Re-Channeled Version……..But It Never Happened. So, After […]
More info— With CKLW Radio Jingle Intro — Classic Detroit Soul From 1970 By General Johnson And The Chairmen Of The Board. “Pay To The Piper” Made It To #13 On The “Hot 100” Chart! Hear it on internet radio kvkvi.com
More infoExcellent Mid 70’s Osmonds……Music Long Forgotten On Oldies Radio Today….Sadly Overlooked By Corporate Radio Programmers, Including The Original Version As Recorded By Frankie Valli In 1966. “The Proud One” Did Well On The Billboard “Hot 100″….Making It To #22……And #1 Adult Contemporary In 1975. Hear it on internet radio kvkvi.com
More infoA True Pop/ Classic From New York’s “Brooklyn Bridge” Featuring The Incredible Lead Vocals Of Johnny Maestro……Former Lead Singer For The Crests (16 Candles). The Brooklyn Bridge Had Other Hits Including “Welcome Me Love” And “Blessed Is The Rain”, But Neither Was Quite As Big As This #3 Smash Hit Called “Worst That Could Happen”. Radio Station Jingle Introduction from “Ohio’s Super Station” WQIO FM In Mount Vernon, Ohio….Circa 1986. You can also hear the Brooklyn Bridge on kvkvi.com radio. Hear it on internet radio kvkvi.com
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