WWVV The Wave playlist
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Bad Dreams
Teddy Swims
Recently played on WWVV The Wave
| Time (UTC) | Song |
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| Nov 12 19:00 | |
| Bad Dreams Teddy Swims |
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| Where The Streets Have No Name U2 |
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| Return Of The Mack Mark Morrison |
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| Trouble Cage the Elephant |
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| 18:00 | |
| Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God) [2018 Remaster] Kate Bush |
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| Take me home country roads John Denver |
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| Locked Out Of Heaven Bruno Mars |
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Most played on WWVV The Wave this week
Variety: 1,319 different songs in the last 7 days, from 2,324 plays.
- It plays its most played song about every 42 h 0 min.
- Its 20 most played songs make up 3% of its airplay.
- 8 of its 50 most played songs this week were also among the most played on KMXJ Mix 94.1. Compare the two
- A Girl Like You
Edwyn Collins4This week2Last weekUp on last week - Stay (i missed you)
Lisa Loeb4This week1Last weekUp on last week - Lose Control
Teddy Swims4This week1Last weekUp on last week - What I Got (Demo)
Sublime4This week1Last weekUp on last week - Midnight City
M834This week1Last weekUp on last week - You Dropped A Bomb On Me
Gap Band4This week0Last weekNew this week - GO DOWN RIVER
THE HEAVY HEAVY4This week0Last weekNew this week - Bitch
Meredith Brooks3This week1Last weekUp on last week - Cantaloop
US33This week1Last weekUp on last week - Need A Favor
Jelly Roll3This week1Last weekUp on last week
About this playlist
WWVV The Wave Radio Most-Played Hits: Ranked by Airplay is built from what WWVV The Wave actually plays on air: its most played songs, 30 tracks, refreshed every day. This week the station played 1,318 different songs in 2,322 identified plays. Its most played song was A Girl Like You by Edwyn Collins, with 4 plays.
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