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Oct 6, 2026
The Day I went to Number 1
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22:23Fred BronsonHOST
Well, we heard from Thelma Houston about her number one song, and now we have another very special guest, and that is someone I've been a fan of since I first heard her music in 1959.
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22:35Fred BronsonHOST
We met in 1984, so 42 years of friendship later, here is our very special guest today, Gretchen Christopher from The Fleetwoods.
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22:43Fred BronsonHOST
Hi, Gretchen.
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22:44Gretchen ChristopherGUEST
Hi, Fred.
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22:45Gretchen ChristopherGUEST
So glad we're doing this.
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22:47Fred BronsonHOST
Me too.
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22:48Fred BronsonHOST
I know that after The Fleetwoods, of course, you did a solo album, which I think came out in 2007.
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22:56Gretchen ChristopherGUEST
Right.
Cheryl Bentyne, Musical Artist | Jazz Harmonies, Grammy Memories, and New Beginnings
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23:44Fred BronsonHOST
The other one's more obscure, but she was from Olympia, Washington.
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23:50Fred BronsonHOST
Gretchen Christopher, who wrote Come Softly to Me for the Fleetwoods.
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23:55Fred BronsonHOST
And you covered that in a medley with I Met Him on a
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23:59Cheryl BentyneGUEST
Sunday.
Phil Troll Extravaganza 19th September
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19:35speaker_5ADVERTISER
Thank you.
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19:39Phil TrollHOST
OK, so we're back to the 50s now with the Fleetwoods.
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19:45Phil TrollHOST
1959.
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19:45Phil TrollHOST
And one entitled Graduations Here.
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21:07speaker_13UNKNOWN
Congratulations Congratulations Now we are walking down the aisle I'm crying inside but I'm trying to smile
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21:17speaker_4UNKNOWN
Goodbye friends
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21:53Phil TrollHOST
The Fleetwoods with Graduations Here
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21:55speaker_4UNKNOWN
Remember you've