THE SATURDAY SURVEY

The Supremes score their fourth straight #1 Hit as "Stop! In The Name Of Love" jumps two places to knock The Beatles out of the top spot.  (They fall to #4 this week.)

Hot on their heels are Herman's Hermits, who climb three spots of their own with their latest chart hit, "Can't You Hear My Heartbeat."

Freddie and the Dreamers make another tremendous climb as "I'm Telling You Now" flies from #43 to #12 (a move of 31 places!)

Another record to watch is "Go Now" by The Moody Blues ...

It moves up fifteen notches to #27.

Another British act making major strides this week is Wayne Fontana and the Mindbenders ...

Their new hit "Game Of Love" climbs from #67 to #35, a 32 point move.

 

60 YEARS AGO TODAY:

3/22/65 – Bob Dylan’s first electric album (“Bringing It All Back Home”) is released

The LP contains some of Dylan's best-known and most memorable tracks ...

The Byrds' take on Dylan's "Mr. Tambourine Man" would launch their career just a few short months later ...

 

While Dylan himself would enjoy his first Top 40 chart success with "Subterranean Homesick Blues," a classic in its own right.

March 21st, 1965

60 YEARS AGO TODAY:

3/21/65 – Gary Lewis and the Playboys and Connie Francis appear on “The Ed Sullivan Show”

Also on 3/21, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. begins his walk from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama

ONE MORE THING ...

Just a quick, friendly reminder to tune in to Rewound Radio the next two Saturdays (tomorrow and the 29th) from 12 noon - 3 pm (Eastern Time) to hear their Dee Jay Hall Of Fame Tribute to Fred Winston!

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Visit RewoundRadio.com  (and click on the Cellphone Icon)

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March 20th, 1965

60 YEARS AGO TODAY:

3/20/65 – A parade is held in London to celebrate the first Motown Tour of England.  Stars include Martha Reeves, Stevie Wonder, The Supremes and The Temptations.  Top billing?  Martha Reeves and the Vandellas!

Also on 3/20, UCLA beats Michigan, 91-80 to win the 27^th Annual NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship