@70sweekly.bsky.social Roctober 11, 1975: Neil Sedaka's "Bad Blood," with backup vocals by Elton John, hits #1 for the first of three weeks. #AT40
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Ollie #AT40 Hey, Judy-- I'm on BUD'S WEEKEND up in the mountains! Let's look at this blacksmith forgin' iron in the Old 49er City of Columbia ..
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#AT40 That Helen Reddy Brentwood house that Wink said she paid $500K for is worth closer to $20M today. Hopefully the living room has been updated.
Rod Wilson This below album is the one which enabled me to survive pop music that fall of 1975. Hearing Sedaka's "Bad Blood" just makes me want to play it right now!!! Fingers crossed for a better chart next week 馃. #AT40
MonkeyDavid 馃嚭馃嚘 Rod Wilson The glory of 1973 comes to the rescue in 1975, as Sweet's 2 year-old UK hit lights up the mostly "Ugh!" fall '75 on #AT40
Vortmax "Feelings..." #AT40
Rod Wilson This week's Who's At The Bottom Of The Billboard Hot 100 finds none other than Jethro Tull entering the chart at #90 with the title track from "Minstrel In The Gallery." It got as high as #79, but was gone by early November. Ian tried to save us that fall, but we let him down! Oct. '75 on #AT40