PLAYLIST: 1974 Saturday Morning Flashback - May 23, 2026

Johnny Mars took us to 1974. The year David Bowie was singing about "1984", America had a Watergate Scandal on its hands followed by a presidential resignation and in fiction, Stephen King published his first novel, "Carrie". Tune in Saturday morning 9am to noon on 93.1FM, 93XRT.COM, your smart speaker or the free Audacy App.

9AM
The Eagles- “On The Border”
Bob Seger- “Get Out Of Denver”
Chaka Kahn/Rufus- “Tell Me Something Good”
Genesis- “The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway”
Roxy Music- “Out Of The Blue”
Paul McCartney- “Junior’s Farm”
Bachman Turner Overdrive- “You Ain’t Seen Nothin’ Yet”
Grateful Dead- “Scarlet Begonias”
Little Feat- “Feats Don’t Fail Me Now”
Charlie Daniels Band- “The South’s Gonna Do It Again”
Fleetwood Mac- “Heroes Are Hard To Find”
10AM

David Bowie- “Rebel, Rebel”
Elton John- “The Bitch Is Back”
John Lennon- “Whatever Gets You Through The Night”
The Meters- ‘Hey Pocky A-Way”
Jethro Tull- “Bungle In The Jungle”
Joni Mitchell- “Raised On Robbery”
Bob Marley & The Wailers- “Lively Up Yourself”
Eric Clapton- “Let It Grow”
Steely Dan- “Any Major Dude Will Tell You”
Al Green- “Take Me To The River”
Supertramp- “School”
11AM
Stevie Wonder- “Boogie On Reggae Woman”
Grand Funk Railroad- “Some Kind Of Wonderful”
Average White Band- “Pick Up The Pieces”
Rolling Stones- “Time Waits For No One”
Joe Walsh- “Turn To Stone”
Linda Ronstadt- “You’re No Good”
Randy Newman- “Mr. President”
Doobie Brothers- “Another Park Another Sunday”
Cat Stevens- “Another Saturday Night”
Jefferson Starship- “Ride The Tiger”
Bad Company- “Movin’ On”

Remember to email us with any suggestions of songs we might have missed for our Flashback Bonus Track each weekday at 1pm with Annalisa. Email flashbackbonustracks@wxrt.com with your ideas.


Next week, Johnny Mars takes us to 2004. The year Chicago’s Millennium Park opened just 4 years late and a couple, 2-3 hundred grand over budget. That said, all are in agreement. It is an urban space well worth every minute and dollar. Some gave the new social media platform, Facebook a thumbs up and others turned to the big screens for films like “Eternal Sunshine of The Spotless Mind”