Not one, but three spectacular surveys are featured on The Grooveyard. We feature some of the great early rock songs from Rolling Stone Magazine's 500 Greatest Songs of All Time. Then we offer a bonus survey on the Grooveyard Top Ten, with the best songs from this date on 1955 and 1961. The second survey features the hits from when WCWP went on the air. Join us!
We'll play the music, you take the cake. Join us for a celebration of April birthdays, including a six-pack of hits paying tribute to the late Bobby Rydell and the Top Ten for the day host Alan Seltzer was born.
A great hit by Etta James, no matter what you call it, is featured as today's gift.
Our holiday gifts begin with a song that defines early rock music.
This survey is a study of extremes, with three songs making the list for the first or second time on one end. On the other end, The Penguins have now reached the Top Five in the first round all ten years the Great 88 was in existence. And more surprising, the survey set a first-round record for votes.
The second Grooveyard Top Ten on Survey Spectacular night. We offer the top songs of this date in 1955.
Not one, but three spectacular surveys are featured on The Grooveyard. We feature some of the great early rock songs from Rolling Stone Magazine's 500 Greatest Songs of All Time. Then we offer a bonus survey on the Grooveyard Top Ten, with the best songs from this date on 1955 and 1961. The second survey features the hits from when WCWP went on the air. Join us!
Our holiday gifts begin with Lavern Baker's debut hit.
1955 and Earlier was a mix of the familiar and the unfamiliar. Here's the Top 5.
A six-pack of hits written by Ellie Greenwich and other favorites by artists born this month highlight our October birthday celebration.
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