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The End of the Daily Charts
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March 13, 2008. - In the last 6 months, over 80 per cent of our listeners have moved from Live365.com to our ShoutCast channel, where there's no ads between songs and no popup banners to get through before you can tune in. The only inconvenience with ShoutCast is that there is no way for listeners to rate the songs. Now reflecting the opinion of less than 20 per cent of the audience, our Daily Charts don't really make sense anymore, and we have no choice but stop publishing them after nearly 3 years.
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Top 20 songs in February 2008
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Top 20 songs in February 2008 on Midnight Special Blues Radio, as rated by Live365.com listeners:
1. Fly Me Away (by Scott Sharrard).
2. Jonny (by Scott Sharrard).
3. Lincoln Festival Blues (by Locomotiv GT).
4. The Phone Call (by Blue Plate Special).
5. Get Some Fun Out Of Life (by Blue Plate Special).
6. Lampposts (by Glen Coleman).
7. Right Here Right Now (by Mississippi Shakedown).
8. Words Can't Say (by Scott Sharrard).
9. Luck Runs Out (by Blue Plate Special).
10. Chariot (by Gavin DeGraw).
11. Silently (by Anouschka).
12. How Was I (by Delilah Why).
13. Stairway To Heaven (by Ange King, Yoan, David and Vincent Hoffman).
14. Feels Like Rain (by Strictly For Kicks).
15. Railroad Station Blues / I Can't Understand (by Bill Lyerly Band).
16. Drink Away The Blues (by Strictly For Kicks).
17. Alright (by East Blues Experience).
18. Poison Well (by Tori Sparks).
19. Destiny Blues (by Rick Fowler and Friends).
20. Condom Nation (by Politically Erect).
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Top 20 songs in January 2008
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Top 20 songs in January 2008 on Midnight Special Blues Radio, as rated by Live365.com listeners:
1. Ex (by East Blues Experience).
2. If You Need Me (by East Blues Experience).
3. Blue by Nature (by Blue By Nature).
4. How Will I Know (by East Blues Experience).
5. How Does Tomorrow Dream (by John Trudell).
6. Silently (by Anouschka).
7. Alright (by East Blues Experience).
8. Everybody's Talkin (by Breakaway).
9. It's Been So Long (by Downchild).
10. I Must Be In A Good Place Now (by Peach).
11. Hit Of The Blues (by East Blues Experience).
12. Bad Avenue (by Nick Moss and The Flip Tops).
13. Baby Boom Che (by John Trudell).
14. Talk Memphis (by Toni Price).
15. In From The Storm (by Michael Harrison).
16. Cryin' (by Pamela Betti and Dirty Love).
17. Move It (by The Sharpee's).
18. Stand (by Blue Plate Special).
19. One Little Thing (by Laurie Morvan Band).
20. You Don't Know (by Sophie Borgeaud).
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TOP 10 SONGS OF THE YEAR 2007
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Top 10 songs of the Year 2007 on Midnight Special Blues Radio, as rated by Live365.com listeners:
1. Somebody Play The Blues For Me (by Blue Plate Special).
2. It Takes A War (by Wanted By The FBI).
3. Spellbound (by Dave Munkhoff).
4. Ride Zee Low (by Al Bell).
5. Long Time Comin' (by Rusty Wright Blues).
6. Red House (by Bluebone).
7. Reachin' (by Blue Plate Special).
8. Stand Up (by Danny Brooks).
9. Without Love (by Henry Correy & The Correydors).
10. Into The Rain / Stevie (by Martian Acres)
The Top 100 for the Year 2007 is published in the 3rd issue of Blues Rocks The World magazine (January-February 2008).
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Top 20 songs in December 2007
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Top 20 songs in December 2007 on Midnight Special Blues Radio, as rated by Live365.com listeners:
1. Reason To This (by John Trudell).
2. Not In The Mood (by Blue Plate Special).
3. Stand (by Blue Plate Special).
4. Right Now (by Blue Plate Special).
5. God Help And Breed You All (by John Trudell).
6. Move It (by The Sharpee's).
7. Ex (by East Blues Experience).
8. Sometimes When I Look Into Your Eyes (by Michael Harrison).
9. If You Need Me (by East Blues Experience).
10. Where Do We Go (by Stevie Cochran).
11. Baby Boom Che (by John Trudell).
12. Swinging At Nothing (by Danielle Egnew).
13. How Does Tomorrow Dream (by John Trudell).
14. Hard Truth (by Breakaway).
15. Wiggle Room (by Laurie Morvan Band).
16. Kickin' Down Doors (by Laurie Morvan Band).
17. The Times They Need A Changing (by Bass Reeves).
18. Black and Blue (by Rocky Jackson).
19. Blue By Nature (by Blue by Nature).
20. Downtime (by Gus Lambros and Electric Mud).
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