Speaker 1: Today's topic, Rod Stewart Two Nights the Night Everything's Gonna
Speaker 1: Be all Right. Let me take you back to the
Speaker 1: electric sounds of the nineteen seventies. Now, if you tuned
Speaker 1: into your A M station during that glorious decade, you
Speaker 1: couldn't help but catch the unmistakable voice of one Rod Stewart.
Speaker 1: A true rock and roll music artist with charm to spare,
Speaker 1: he delivered tunes that had us all feeling fine, and
Speaker 1: none quite as captivating as to Night's the Night Everything
Speaker 1: is Gonna be all right? Ah? Can you hear it?
Speaker 1: That smooth opening? Recorded at the legendary Muscle Show sound
Speaker 1: studio in Shuffe Build, Alabama, this song from his nineteen
Speaker 1: seventy sixth album A Night on the Town, became not
Speaker 1: just a hit, but a phenomenon. Talk about a track
Speaker 1: that had the whole nation humming along. It made its
Speaker 1: debut at number eighty one on October second, nineteen seventy six,
Speaker 1: and rose quickly, climbing from number eight to the top
Speaker 1: of the chart. The steadfast Anthem rocketed to the number
Speaker 1: one spot on November thirteenth, where it nestled like a
Speaker 1: cozy cat for an impressive eight week stay. It was
Speaker 1: the longest stay for a single in the US that year,
Speaker 1: and the longest since the Beatles Swept Us off our
Speaker 1: Feet with Hey Jude back in sixty eight. To Nights
Speaker 1: the Night not only reached the top of the charts
Speaker 1: in America, but also soared high in the charts worldwide.
Speaker 1: In Canada it was a six week sensation and even
Speaker 1: reached the UK and Australia. And Let's not forget. By
Speaker 1: the end of nineteen seventy seven, it proudly claimed the
Speaker 1: title of the best selling single in the States. Can
Speaker 1: you believe it? It became so iconic that, as of
Speaker 1: two thousand eighteen, it sits as the nineteenth most popular
Speaker 1: song in the history of the Billboard Chart. So let's
Speaker 1: raise a glass and celebrate the timelessness of Rod Stewart.
Speaker 1: And remember, my friends, every time you hear that classic tune,
Speaker 1: let it remind you that, come what may, everything is
Speaker 1: going to be all right. Keep the music playing, and
Speaker 1: as always, take care of each other. Out there. I'm
Speaker 1: Gail Nobles, and you're listening to podcasts a m Memories
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