EVERY ENTRY INTO THE BILLBOARD HOT 100 SINGLES CHART- 1969- PART 70

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Every Entry Into The Billboard Hot 100 Singles Chart- 1969- Part 70. Today’s singles all entered the Hot 100 on April 26, 1969. “I Can’t Say No To You”- Betty Everett, “Mr. Walker, It’s All Over.”- Billie Jo Spears, “Seven Years”- The Impressions and “Never Gonna Let Him Know”- Debbie Taylor.

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209. “I Can’t Say No To You”- Betty Everett. Uni. Soul. Written by Bob Stone. B-Side ” Better Tomorrow Than Today.” This was Everett’s second entry into the Hot 100 in 1969- her first was her duet with Jerry Butler “Let It Be Me”- #64. “I Can’t Say No To You”-peaked at #78 and spent 4 weeks on the chart. Overall she had 10 Hot 100 hits with 3 making the Top 40- her biggest hit-“The Shoop Shoop Song {It’s In His Kiss} #6 1964. Grade: C+

 

 

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210. “Mr. Walker, It’s All Over”- Billie Jo Spears. Capitol. Country. Written by Gene Crysler. B-Side “Tips And Tables.” Billie Jo Spears a country singer had 2 Hot 100 singles none of which were Top 40 hits. “Mr. Walker, It’s All Over” peaked at #80 and spent 4 weeks on the chart. Grade: C

 

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211. “Seven Years”- The Impressions. Curtom. Soul. Written by Curtis Mayfield. B-Side “The Girl I Find.” The Impressions a soul band out of Chicago began in 1957 featuring Curtis Mayfield and Jerry Butler. Butler had left before the 50’s were over for a solo career. The Impressions had 39 Hot 100 singles with 17 making the Top 40. Their biggest hit- “It’s All Right” #4 in 1963. “Seven Years”- went to #84 and spent 4 weeks on the chart. Grade: B

 

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212. “Never Gonna Let Him Know”- Debbie Taylor. Soul. GWP. Written by Billy Terrell and Ray Dahrouge. B-side: “Let’s Prove Them  Wrong.” Debbie Taylor a soul singer had 2 Hot 100 hits neither of which sniffed the Top 40- “Never Gonna Let Him Know” peaked at #86 and spent 6 weeks on the chart. Grade: C

 

2 responses to “EVERY ENTRY INTO THE BILLBOARD HOT 100 SINGLES CHART- 1969- PART 70”

  1. You did 4 today? I like the one by Billie Jo Spears. Reminds me of Harper Valley PTA but about office life. And not much has changed in the world of white collar for women after 50 years 😦

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