First Casey's Top 40 chart

[charlypp]

Hello,

Welcome to this message board,and thanks to Scott and Rob.
Please go to this link:http://home.att.net/~charlypp1/ct40_primeralista.htm
to see the first CT40 chart for the week January,21 1989.

[city5705boy]

Kind of odd that the LAST AT40 show Casey did in 1988 had Debbie Gibson at #40 (Foolish Beat). Then his FIRST CT40 show in 1989, Debbie Gibson led off at #40 again (Lost In Your Eyes).

[Peter Zoth]

To continue with the oddities:
Did not both Foolish Beat and Lost In Your Eyes hit number one?

[Hervard]

That's right, and those were Debbie's only two number one singles. It seems fit that "Foolish Beat" was at number 40 on its way down, since it was ending its Top 40 chart run as Casey was ending his run with AT40. Then, "Lost In Your Eyes" was debuting on the charts the same week that Casey's new show was debuting on the air. It would have been even odder if these songs were back to back singles, but (unfortunately), there was a song that charted in between the two, albeit a very weak one ("Staying Together", which peaked at 22 - if you ever heard it, you should know why it didn't get any higher). But at least the two other Debbie Gibson songs mentioned were back to back as far as Top Ten hits go.

[dukelightning]

FYI, the first Casey's Top 40 is posted on YouTube. It's been there for 5 months which is surprising because it's probably not supposed to be there.

[mrjukebox]

Considering that "Casey's Top 40" isn't being syndicated at the present time,we'll hopefully hear future episodes on You Tube.

[dth1971]

Is there a dispute over who owns the Casey's Top 40 shows? Entercom/Auducy, maybe?

[OnWithTheCountdown]

May 30, 2024 15:37:27 GMT -5 mrjukebox said:

Considering that "Casey's Top 40" isn't being syndicated at the present time,we'll hopefully hear future episodes on You Tube.

My hope is that they will re-air, legally.