Greatest Hits USA

12/18/2025

While I try to keep this page for posting records everyday, I believe John has captured what Greatest Hits USA is about every weekend. Thank You John N Gully for a very cool review below!
Rick

While I know I shouldn't play favorites with the shows we have on Warrior Voices Radio, I can't help but hold this one up as one of the best produced and most entertaining show I have ever aired on any platform. The music takes me back to when I first discovered radio and the countless hours I would listen to Kasey Kasem and local stations like WTRY and PYX106 and Greatest Hits USA sounds like it was produced back in those days and I can't recommend it enough. I hope you will consider giving it a listen this weekend as Chuck Matthews does his radio magic once again and this time with some Holiday flare! I swear if you listen to it once you will want to come back the next week and listen to the next show. Yes I love it and I think all my freinds here will too. Check it out!

This is definitely one not to miss. This Saturday at noon EST Greatest Hits USA brings the nostalgia as well as the holiday feels! Join us to relive the hits of the 60's and 70's and make sure to have some Egg Nog handy for this weeks show! From all of us at WVRN, Merry Christmas! Enjoy the show!

12/18/2025

On December 18, 1974, The Rolling Stones borrow a #1 Soul Single from Motown, which peaked at #10 for The Temptations. At #15 for two weeks in Cash Box, it's "Ain't Too Proud To Beg".

12/17/2025

On December 17, 1974, Helen Reddy goes to the Top for the 4th Time, with a song written by Alan O'Day. Remember "Undercover Angel"? At #1 this week in Cash Box, it's "Angie Baby".

12/16/2025

On December 16, 1979, Kool & The Gang’s New Lead Singer, James “J.T.” Taylor, launches them into the ’80’s. At #4 for four weeks in Cash Box, it's "Ladies Night".

12/15/2025

On December 15, 1964, Herman's Hermits joined the British Invasion with their first hit in America. At #7 this week in Cash Box, it's "I'm Into Something Good".

12/14/2025

On December 14, 1977, Rita Coolidge had her Second Biggest Hit, with a song that written by Boz Scaggs. At #5 this week in Cash Box, it's "We're All Alone".

12/13/2025

On December 13, 1976, England Dan & John Ford Coley placed their Second Hit on the Radio, with a song written by Parker McGee, who also wrote "I'd Really Love To See You Tonight".
At #10 for 2 weeks in Cash Box, it's "Nights Are Forever Without You".

12/12/2025

On December 12, 1966, The Hollies have their Second Single in the "Top 10", with a song inspired by a Belly Dancer. At #8 this week in Cash Box, it's "Stop Stop Stop".

12/11/2025

On December 11, 1977, The Bee Gees had their First #1 Single from the "Saturday Night Fever" Soundtrack. "How Deep Is Your Love"

12/10/2025

On December 10, 1977, James Taylor placed his Second Single from "JT" in the "Top 20", with a song inspired by His and Carly Simon's then 3 Year Old Daughter "Sally". At #12 for two weeks in Cash Box, it's "Your Smiling Face”.

12/09/2025

On December 9, 1968, Stevie Wonder had the #1 single in Cash Box this week, with a song first charted as a Slow Ballad by Tony Bennett. BTW, Berry Gordy shelved the song for over a year, because he initially didn't like Stevie's version of "For Once In My Life”.

12/08/2025

On December 8, 1978, Gino Vannelli mentions his Hometown of Montréal, Canada, on his Biggest Hit. At #2 for two weeks in Cash Box, it's "I Just Wanna Stop".