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Post by caseyfan100 on Apr 1, 2023 20:51:03 GMT -5
In hour 2 of the show one of the radio stations Casey mentioned was a station in Augusta,Georgia. The Masters was being played that same weekend.
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Post by shadster on Apr 2, 2023 9:46:17 GMT -5
I just heard the Falco song off WGRQ. I had never heard that version either. I thought it was the album version. I originally recorded this show off WINC fm back in 2010 so I want 2 check my copy to see if it's the same.
2011 actually. It was mentioned back on page 292 of this thread.
Album version was over 8 minutes. This version is approximately 6 minutes.
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Post by mrjukebox on Apr 2, 2023 15:17:53 GMT -5
On this week's presentation from 4/5/86,Casey mentioned that there were two songs titled "I Can't Wait"-One was by the group Nu Shooz & the other was by Stevie Nicks-Casey also stated it had happened twice before-The first time was in 1971 with "Superstar"-That was the title of a song by The Temptations & a similarly titled song by The Carpenters-The second instance was in 1979 with a song called "Crazy Love"-One song with that name was by The Allman Brothers-The other song was by Poco-Casey forgot to mention that a third song with the title "Superstar" also reached the top forty in 1971-That was by Murray Head from the rock opera "Jesus Christ Superstar".
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Post by papathree on Apr 2, 2023 15:25:12 GMT -5
On this week's presentation from 4/5/86,Casey mentioned that there were two songs titled "I Can't Wait"-One was by the group Nu Shooz & the other was by Stevie Nicks-Casey also stated it had happened twice before-The first time was in 1971 with "Superstar"-That was the title of a song by The Temptations & a similarly titled song by The Carpenters-The second instance was in 1979 with a song called "Crazy Love"-One song with that name was by The Allman Brothers-The other song was by Poco-Casey forgot to mention that a third song with the title "Superstar" also reached the top forty in 1971-That was by Murray Head from the rock opera "Jesus Christ Superstar". I believe Casey was referring specifically to different songs sharing the same title that were on the same chart, not just songs from the same year. |
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Post by mga707 on Apr 2, 2023 16:08:40 GMT -5
On this week's presentation from 4/5/86,Casey mentioned that there were two songs titled "I Can't Wait"-One was by the group Nu Shooz & the other was by Stevie Nicks-Casey also stated it had happened twice before-The first time was in 1971 with "Superstar"-That was the title of a song by The Temptations & a similarly titled song by The Carpenters-The second instance was in 1979 with a song called "Crazy Love"-One song with that name was by The Allman Brothers-The other song was by Poco-Casey forgot to mention that a third song with the title "Superstar" also reached the top forty in 1971-That was by Murray Head from the rock opera "Jesus Christ Superstar". I believe Casey was referring specifically to different songs sharing the same title that were on the same chart, not just songs from the same year. Correct. Otherwise two of the six different different top 40-charting 'Hold On's--Ian Gomm and Triumph--that made the 40 at different points in 1979 would also have been mentioned. |
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Post by dth1971 on Apr 2, 2023 16:18:01 GMT -5
On this week's presentation from 4/5/86,Casey mentioned that there were two songs titled "I Can't Wait"-One was by the group Nu Shooz & the other was by Stevie Nicks-Casey also stated it had happened twice before-The first time was in 1971 with "Superstar"-That was the title of a song by The Temptations & a similarly titled song by The Carpenters-The second instance was in 1979 with a song called "Crazy Love"-One song with that name was by The Allman Brothers-The other song was by Poco-Casey forgot to mention that a third song with the title "Superstar" also reached the top forty in 1971-That was by Murray Head from the rock opera "Jesus Christ Superstar". The next times where 2 different songs with the same title were in the top 40 were in: 1988 - "Don't Be Cruel" - One by Bobby Brown, another by Cheap Trick 1990 - "Hold On" - One by Wilson Phillips, another by En Vogue |
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Post by burcjm on Apr 2, 2023 20:14:52 GMT -5
Did The Cure's "Love Song" not appear on the same chart as Tesla's "Love Song" in November 1989?
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Post by mkarns on Apr 2, 2023 20:18:36 GMT -5
Did The Cure's "Love Song" not appear on the same chart as Tesla's "Love Song" in November 1989? The two intersected on AT40 on 11/11/89 (never on CT40). |
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Post by mkarns on Apr 2, 2023 22:12:21 GMT -5
I just heard the Falco song off WGRQ. I had never heard that version either. I thought it was the album version. I originally recorded this show off WINC fm back in 2010 so I want 2 check my copy to see if it's the same. 2011 actually. It was mentioned back on page 292 of this thread. Album version was over 8 minutes. This version is approximately 6 minutes. I think the version of "Rock Me Amadeus" played in this week's show was a waste of some time. If you're going to stretch out the record out longer, then at least play the segment with the dates and events of Mozart's life and give it some educational value. |
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Post by Mike on Apr 3, 2023 0:06:09 GMT -5
I think the version of "Rock Me Amadeus" played in this week's show was a waste of some time. If you're going to stretch out the record out longer, then at least play the segment with the dates and events of Mozart's life and give it some educational value. Can't do that without looping somewhere, or else otherwise just playing that version instead and then filling in an extra minute elsewhere. The version more often played, known as the Salieri Mix, has three different edits: A special version that runs 3:59, a slightly-longer "short" version that runs 4:50, and the full mix that runs 8:21. The closest you could otherwise get is taking the full 8:21 and then somehow chopping out 2:30 of it. What's heard in this show is the Extended American Edit that was also on the 12" single - it runs 5:50. There was a Canadian/American version that starts with the Salieri Mix English voiceover (the dates and events of Mozart's life) before then going to the German verses that we heard here - but that doesn't work either, as that's the exact same length as the shortest Salieri edit (3:59). No - if anything, you actually hit on the likely reason it was played without realizing that you did: They actually did need to "waste" a minute, so to speak, to get it to time properly. |
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Post by burcjm on Apr 3, 2023 2:35:39 GMT -5
I will go ahead and predict 4/14/84 for the week of April 15.
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Post by dth1971 on Apr 3, 2023 8:59:29 GMT -5
Any word on the B show to go with 4/12/1980? Maybe 4/9/1983 or 4/6/1985 or 4/9/1988?
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Post by dth1971 on Apr 3, 2023 9:03:49 GMT -5
More on 4/5/1986: Casey played a piece of the original missing the top 40 reaches version of Bob and Earl's "Harlem Shuffle" to tie in with the Rolling Stones remake.
A tidbit: The opening of the original Bob and Earl "Harlem Shuffle" was sampled on the 1992 rap song "Jump Around" by House of Pain which made Shadoe Stevens AT40 in the latter half of the Top 40 Radio Monitor era (but it failed to make the R&R CHR chart Casey's Top 40 and Rick Dees Weekly Top 40 used!)
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Post by OnWithTheCountdown on Apr 3, 2023 9:06:53 GMT -5
Thinking 1985 is less likely to be chosen as a "B" because it is due as a stand-alone soon (2/9 last show ran). Same for 1983 and 1984, so it's likely 1986 or 1988.
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Post by burcjm on Apr 3, 2023 9:12:53 GMT -5
And 1986 is not likely since it was just featured as a standalone.
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