Weekly Chart 01

2026-01-02 30

1

Money's Too Tight

Simply Red
2

Carry The Blame

River City People
3

No Time For A Tango

Snoopy
4

Hey Lady Luck

Michel Cleis
5

Sunny

Georgie Fame
6

I Want You Back

Jackson 5
7

Johnny B. Goode

Peter Tosh
8

You're More Than A Number In My Little Red Book

Drifters
9

You Can Do It

Al Hudson & Partners
10

Sweat (Remix)

Snoop Dogg & David Guetta

Tune In To KWR 65 For Your Daily Dose Of Feelgood Music That Lifts Your Spirits And Brightens Your Day!

1. Simply Red – Money’s Too Tight
A British soul-pop band led by Mick Hucknall, known for emotional vocals and social themes.
This song reflects everyday financial struggles during hard economic times.
Quote: “Money’s too tight to mention”

2. River City People – Carry The Blame
An 80s UK pop band blending soul, funk, and thoughtful lyrics.
The song explores taking responsibility and emotional honesty in relationships.
Quote: “I’ll carry the blame”

3. Snoopy – No Time For A Tango
A lesser-known 80s pop/synth act with a playful, upbeat style.
This track emphasizes independence and refusing to slow down for romance.
Quote: “No time for a tango”

4. Michel Cleis – Hey Lady Luck
A house music DJ/producer known for club-focused, rhythmic tracks.
The song centers on chance, fortune, and hoping luck turns your way.
Quote: “Hey Lady Luck”

5. Georgie Fame – Sunny
A British jazz and R&B musician popular in the 60s.
This is a joyful, feel-good cover celebrating happiness and brighter days.
Quote: “Sunny one so true”

6. Jackson 5 – I Want You Back
A legendary Motown group featuring a young Michael Jackson.
An energetic soul classic about regret and wanting a second chance.
Quote: “I want you back”

7. Peter Tosh – Johnny B. Goode
A reggae pioneer and former member of The Wailers.
This reggae cover reimagines the rock ’n’ roll classic with a political edge.
Quote: “Go Johnny go”

8. The Drifters – You’re More Than A Number In My Little Red Book
An iconic American R&B/vocal group known for smooth harmonies.
The song reassures a lover that they are valued beyond a name or contact.
Quote: “More than a number”

9. Al Hudson & The Partners – You Can Do It
A funk and disco group known for danceable grooves and positivity.
The track delivers encouragement and self-confidence on the dance floor.
Quote: “You can do it”

10. Snoop Dogg & David Guetta – Sweat (Remix)
A collaboration between West Coast hip-hop and electronic dance music.
The remix blends party energy, club beats, and Snoop’s laid-back style.
Quote: “Let’s sweat”

So, stay tuned to KWR 65 and keep discovering, keep dancing, and above all, keep listening — because every track has its own story, and every story deserves to be heard.

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