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The Greatest Hits of 1973 That Never Made #1: A Classic Rock Countdown

2026-10-07 · 31 min · 6 entities

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    Feed category: Music
  • → hosted by Gamut Podcast Network company
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    Feed author/publisher: Gamut Podcast Network
  • → references kachava.com website
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    Link in episode "The Greatest Hits of 1973 That Never Made #1: A Classic Rock Countdown": https://kachava.com/

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  • mentioned Gamut Podcast Network company
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  • hosted by Gamut Podcast Network company
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  • mentioned kachava.com website
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    Link in episode "The Greatest Hits of 1973 That Never Made #1: A Classic Rock Countdown": https://kachava.com/
  • references kachava.com website
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    Link in episode "The Greatest Hits of 1973 That Never Made #1: A Classic Rock Countdown": https://kachava.com/

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  • mentioned A Classic Rock Countdown concept
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    The Greatest Hits of 1973 That Never Made #1: A Classic Rock Countdown
  • discusses Music concept
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Episode description as stored
Go to https://www.kachava.com/ and use code POR for 15% off your first order. Coming up… It’s time to rewrite history and give the greatest songs of 1973 their real due. These Top 10 hits missed the #1 spot on the charts, but as you’ll see, they were all actually better than the songs that did hit #1. Let’s put it right. So many classics here. Including the song that a legendary singer wrote as a parody of Bob Dylan. He basically did an impersonation of him, and it made the song an all-time classic. Plus the rock song that Paul McCartney wrote in mere minutes on the spot that was rejected by an iconic movie franchise that wanted a lounge act to replace him on the song… As well as the classic rock song that every casual rock fan knows by heart but almost nobody can remember who sings it. It’s one of the most missed trivia questions in music. There’s also Long Train Running by the Doobie Brothers, a song that came from a 10-minute jam that they sat on for 3 years until their producer forced them to put words to it, and it became a classic. And finally, there’s the classic Steely Dan hit Do It Again that confused the hell out of fans because the lead singer was so overcome by stage fright, he had the band’s backup singer tackle it in concert. Leaving fans trying to figure out who really sang it? See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .