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Freddy Fender begins our Quest for silver this hour with his biggest song called Wasted Days and Wasted Nights. Go your own way by Fleetwood Mac is up for your listening pleasure followed by Thelma Houston with Don't leave me this way. The rest is waiting for you to hear by downloading my podcast.

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It is Some Kind of Wonderful by The GFR (Grand Funk Railroad) which is our first number two song this hour and that leads us to a slightly delayed twin spin because the next song is also by GFR called Bad Time. Paul Simon recorded Kodachrome which was banned in the UK and Australia because he recorded the song wth the C word - you know CRAP!!!

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Sonny Bono wrote it and Cher sang it with passion, Bang Bang my baby shot me down and then our second secondary song is the classic Lynyrd Skynyrd song Sweet Home Alabama and then it's the late Harry Chapin and I wanna learn a love song - after that you will discover that number two songs are sometimes the ones that got left behind!!!

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Hi Folks and welcome to my Podcast the Quest for Silver - number two songs that we love to hear, like The Jive Five with I'm a happy man followed by The Ramsey Lewis Trio with a live performance of Jazz called The In Crowd and then It's Johnny Tilotson with Poetry in Motion and the rest is waiting for you to hear.

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This podcast begins with a collection of the first three seconds of all the tunes you will hear. See how many you can identitfy?

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This is a collection of new and old Christmas tunes that I hope you will enjoy.

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Paul McCartney and Wings and Mrs. Vanderbilt or as my young boys used to say it was the Ho hey Ho song is our first number two selection followed by God only knows which is the name of the song by the Beach Boys who were not actually boys!!! The Rest is waiting for the use of your ears.

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The Human Beinz get us under way with Nobody but me. We ain't got nothing yet by Blue Magoos is next followed by Carly Simon and Nobody does it better. Jim Reeves and He'll have to go precedes the incomparable Bob Dylan with Like a rolling stone. There's more but you will discover them as you listen to Chris Tuffer and the Quest for silver songs.