EVERY BILLBOARD HOT 100 SINGLE 1970: #530: ” WHERE DID ALL THE GOOD TIMES GO”- DENNIS YOST & THE CLASSICS IV

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Every Billboard Hot 100 Single 1970: #530: “Where Did All The Good Times Go”= Dennis Yost & The Classics IV.

  • Single: “Where Did All The Good Times Go”- Dennis Yost & The Classic IV
  • Record Company- Liberty
  • Genre: Pop
  • Written by Buddy Buie and J.R. Cobb
  • Time: 2:34
  • B-side:” Ain’t It The Truth”
  • Album- Song
  • Grade: C+
  • Peaked at #69 8 weeks in Billboard Hot 100.

Dennis Yost & The Classics IV- a soft rock band from Jacksonville, Florida- featuring Dennis Yost. They had 12 Hot 100 singles with 5 making the Top 40 from 1967-75. Their biggest hit was “Traces” #2 in 1969. This single is not to be confused with The Kinks classic “Where Have All The Good Times Gone.”

2 responses to “EVERY BILLBOARD HOT 100 SINGLE 1970: #530: ” WHERE DID ALL THE GOOD TIMES GO”- DENNIS YOST & THE CLASSICS IV”

  1. Didn’t really know this song, but I like the Classics IV, and the band Yost plus the writers Buie and Cobb went on to form, the Atlanta Rhythm Section.

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