The Vinyl Countdown w|Terry Hazlett

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This Sunday’s WJPA VInyl Countdown recalls the hits of March 29, 1971 when the Temptations had the number one song in America with Just My Imagination.

It was also the week:

• The child star of “The Eddie Cantor Story” turned his talents to music and had a big hit under the name Daddy Dewdrop.
  
  
  

• Scranton’s Buoys had a national hit with the controversial “Timothy.”
  
  
  

• A record that many thought was off-center because of the wobbly piano sound, was actually done internationally to make Tin Tin’s “Toast And Marmalade” sound like something completely different.
  
  
  

• And a song written by TV actor Clifton Davis became the latest Jackson Five song to top the charts.
  
  
  

You’ll hear that hit and all of the hits of March 29, 1971 this SUnday at noon on WJPA. THe Vinyl Countdown is presented by Canonsburg’s Guitar Gallery and Slovenian Savings And Loan.