WFEC 1400 AM

                   WFEC 1400 - HARRISBURG
                   VERY IMPORTANT PLATTERS
                      SEPTEMBER 2, 1967 

    1. Ode To Billy Joe – Bobbi Gentry               
    2. Sleep – Kenny Chandler                                       
    3. Come Back When You Grow Up – Bobby Vee                   
    4. You’ve Got To Pay The Price – Al Kent                       
    5. Reflections – Supremes                                      
    6. Slim Jenkins Place/Groovin – Booker T & Mg’s                
    7. Your My Everything - Temptations                            
    8. (I Wanna) Testify - Parliaments                           
    9. It’s The Little Things – Sonny & Cher         
   10. Pleasant Valley Sunday – Monkees                           
   11. Make Me Yours – Bettye Swann                               
   12. Higher & Higher – Jackie Wilson                            
   13. Happy – Sunshine Company                           
   14. Cold Sweat – James Brown                                   
   15. Apples Peaches Pumpkin Pie – Jay & Techniques              
   16. All You Need Is Love – Beatles           
   17. Windows Of The World – Dionne Warwick                  
   18. Tell Him – Patti Drew                                      
   19. Gimme Little Sign – Brenton Wood                           
   20. Little Old Man – Bill Cosby                                
   21. The Letter – Box Tops                                      
   22. Baby I Love You – Aretha Franklin                         
   23. Hypnotized – Linda Jones                                
   24. Jill – Gary Lewis & Playboys                              
   25. I Had A Dream – Paul Revere & Raiders
                                    
       WFEC DISC-COVERY
       How Can I Be Sure – The Young Rascals

       Pictured: Lucky Pierre  1 – 4 pm

 NOTE: The song titles and artists shown above are presented exactly
    as they are shown on the printed survey.  Any typos, spelling 
    errors and/or other anomalies are as they appear on the printed 
    sheet.

Contributed by: Gary Pfeifer (Monday, 2020-12-28)