Episode 100

Episode 100

Author: Mark Roback May 6, 2026 Duration: 2:29:42


This is our 100th Episode! This week we are joined by Podcaster Extroidinaire Scott Haskin as he helps us review the 1976 Telly Savalas album “Who Loves Ya Baby”. We also explore all things going on around this time in 1976. Crocker! Spoiler alert, we get a special congratulations from a 70s TV icon.


A1 This Is All I Ask Written-By – Gordon Jenkins 2:55


A2 Who Loves Ya Baby Written-By – Marvin Laird 3:23


A3 Nevertheless (I'm In Love With You) Written-By – Bert Kalmar, Harry Ruby 3:15


A4 Gentle On My Mind Written-By – John Hartford 4:10


B1 Love Is Just A Word Written-By – Marvin Laird 3:44


B2 (Ah The Apple Trees) When The World Was Young Written-By – Johnny Mercer, M. Philipe-Gerard* 4:11


B3 A Good Time Man Like Me Ain't Got No Business Singing The Blues Written-By – Jim Croce 2:06


B4 The Men In My Little Girl's Life Written-By – Eddie Dean*, Gloria Shayne, Mary Tandy* 4:18


B5 Time Written-By – W. Earl Brown*


Scott Haskin’s Website / Podcast: https://www.scotthaskin.com/


The Boneless Podcasting Network: https://goboneless.lovable.app/?fbclid=IwY2xjawNK9G9leHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFCOFFUdWQ2Q3c1WDk5SGZnAR6CXGGEhN4i3JS0ICCT2NZw4_cc2wCO8o4wooPiBGlZhUGIR1y8bG1fQHt7tQ_aem_jFAp4YBBW1S0DD-s1iLXLw


Mark's new Rory Gallagher Podcast: https://shows.acast.com/the-bad-penny-podcast


Things we talked about in the show:


Telly, Who Loves Ya Baby 1976 TV Special: https://youtu.be/J5TPvQ4TSC8?si=Fki_cjRWOF6E1hKm


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Every week, Mark Roback and his friend Pete dust off a random episode of Casey Kasem's American Top 40 from the 1970s. 70s Weekly Countdown with Mark and Pete is more than just a nostalgic trip through the charts. Each song in that week's lineup gets a thoughtful rating and a deep dive-they unpack the stories behind the music, the artists' trajectories, and what made those particular tracks resonate. But the context is just as important as the countdown. The conversation naturally expands to include the major headlines, the TV shows everyone was watching, and the cultural moments that defined that specific week in history. Woven into the analysis are personal anecdotes from Mark and Pete, connecting the music to their own coming-of-age experiences during that era. This podcast is a layered exploration of a decade, using the pop chart as a starting point to examine the sound, the spirit, and the surprising details of the 1970s. You'll hear passionate debates, learn obscure facts, and get a feel for what it was like to live through that time, all through the shared lens of two friends who genuinely love the material.
Author: Language: English Episodes: 50

70s Weekly Countdown with Mark and Pete
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