fab 40造句

• In the Radio London Fab 40, without ranking on the UK Singles Chart.
• The first, " Club of Lights " managed to scrape into the lower reaches of the Radio London Fab 40 chart.
• In 2004, Lewis produced and hosted The Fab 40 !, a celebration marking the 40th anniversary of the Beatles'first US visit.
• The record became a regional hit, peaking at number 11 on Big L 1395 radio's " Fab 40 " charts.
• Later that spring they recorded their own composition,'Somewhere in the night', which reached number 3 in the Radio London Fab 40.
• Members of The Fab 40 Committee, a loosely knit group of Beatles fans and friends, tracked down some obscure but semi-important people from Fab Four history.
• It received airplay on the offshore pirate radio station Radio London, made the station's Fab 40 chart, but did not feature in the official UK chart listings.
• Equally, there was often room for records to scale the higher echelons of the Fab 40 without entering the sales charts at all ( for example, the Nowhere Man " in March 1966 ).
• On the Fab 40, The Beatles and The Rolling Stones each had eight number-ones and The Hollies had seven ( six of which did not top the " Retailer " chart ).
• Neither charted in the US but fared better in England . " My Girl The Month Of May " broke the " Radio London Fab 40 " top ten at # 9 the week of December 25, 1966.
• In August 2007 the final " Fab 40 " was re-presented by former Radio London disc jockey Dave Cash as part of a celebration on BBC Radio Essex to mark the fortieth anniversary of the pirates'demise.
• Whereas, in the sales charts of the 1960s, many records would climb in stages and then drop gradually, a record might suddenly emerge near the top of the Fab 40 one week and disappear from it the next.
• His first hit as a songwriter and producer was " Take a Heart " b / w " You Got What I Want " by the Boys Blue, which was ranked # 38 on the Fab 40 in July 1965.
• Neither charted in the United States, but fared better in England . " My Girl The Month Of May " broke the " Radio London Fab 40 " top ten at No . 9 the week of December 25, 1966.
• When the BBC opened its own " pop " station Radio One in September 1967, its sales-based top 30 chart was known informally for a time as the " Fun 30 ", no doubt in imitation of London's " Fab 40 ".
• The Fab 40 had a significantly higher turnover of singles than the " Record Retailer " chart; it had 118 different singles top the chart between 23 January 1965 and 12 August 1967 ( by comparison " Record Retailer " had 53 ).
• Two singles were released from the LP . While neither charted in the United States, they fared better in the UK . " My Girl The Month Of May " entered the " Radio London Fab 40 " top ten at No . 9 the week of December 25, 1966.
• Unlike the charts published in the " Melody Maker ", " New Musical Express " and other music papers ( or, for that matter, used by the BBC or the rival pirate station Radio Caroline ), the Fab 40 was not based on sales of records.
• Departing from the station's heavily commercial " Fab 40 " playlist, Peel began broadcasting a mixture of psychedelic and progressive rock tracks that he happened to like, announcing them in a shy, laconic drawl which contrasted sharply with the fast-talking, upbeat presentation of most pirate radio disc-jockeys.
• The Fab 40 also include Sir John Browne of BP Amoco, Dr . Rolf-Ernst Breuer of Deutsche Bank, Benson Ford of Ford Motor, Kenneth I . Chenault of American Express and Hiroshi Okuda of Toyota, plus James D . Wolfensohn of the World Bank and Susan V . Berresford of the Ford Foundation.