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Post by lasvegaskid on Apr 3, 2023 9:24:18 GMT -5
Weekend of 4/13.... "A" show Charlene!!!! www.charismusicgroup.com/Cue%20Sheets/1982-0417.pdfLast played 2019 w/extras: Hour #1: "Wake Up Little Susie (Live)" - S&G Hour #2: "When It's Over" - Loverboy Hour #3: "Rosanna" - Toto Hour #4: "Heat Of The Moment" - Asia |
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Post by OnWithTheCountdown on Apr 3, 2023 9:35:50 GMT -5
And that is the last show to feature the 1979 split logo jingles.
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Post by Mike on Apr 3, 2023 9:39:52 GMT -5
I will go ahead and predict 4/14/84 for the week of April 15. OR...there's your "B" to 1980. |
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Post by johnnywest on Apr 3, 2023 21:22:23 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 Earlier this year was “Die For You” by both The Weeknd and Joji. Ryan mentioned on the Hot AC show that there’s a mash up of the two. |
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Post by trekkielo on Apr 3, 2023 21:40:27 GMT -5
I will go ahead and predict 4/14/84 for the week of April 15. OR...there's your "B" to 1980. April 14th, 1984, should have been the A show for the weekend of April 15th, last time it was one, 2010, Premiere's wacked out scheduling strikes again, 4/17/82 has now been an A three times (2013, 2019 & 2023) in that span, then also only 4 weeks since 3/20/82, 1984 (2/18/84) had a longer drought!  |
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Post by trekkielo on Apr 4, 2023 7:27:30 GMT -5
According to someone on Facebook the B show is 4/9/1988.
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Post by burcjm on Apr 4, 2023 8:59:37 GMT -5
That pretty much sets up 5/14/88 (last aired 2016 as a 'B' and in 2012 by itself) to be a standalone.
1983 and 1984 will almost surely be standalone presentations the last two weeks of April (since 1985 is ineligible until the first week of May.) |
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Post by OnWithTheCountdown on Apr 4, 2023 11:10:10 GMT -5
If that happens, I'll go with 4/21/1984 and 4/30/1983, both last ran in 2018 (1983 as a "B", originally aired in 2014). That 1983 show is probably my favorite show of that year, since it's the first post-Wardlow chart, but moreso because of the music.
ETA: I'll go with 5/11/1985 for the weekend of 5/6. It last aired in 2018 as a "B", otherwise not since its only other airing in 2011.
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Post by JMW on Apr 4, 2023 15:17:35 GMT -5
If that happens, I'll go with 4/21/1984 and 4/30/1983, both last ran in 2018 (1983 as a "B", originally aired in 2014). 4/21/1984 is the week that Bon Jovi makes their Top 40 debut with Runaway; they "run away" from the chart a week later and return two and a half years later). |
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Post by mkarns on Apr 4, 2023 21:21:41 GMT -5
This week's optional extras; I think both are the same as before.
A:April 12, 1980:
Hour #1: "The Rose" - Bette Midler (#58)
Hour #2: "Funkytown" - Lipps Inc. (#61)
Hour #3: "We Live For Love" - Pat Benatar (#78)
Hour #4: "Hurt So Bad" - Linda Ronstadt (#46; highest debut)
B: April 9, 1988:
Hour #1: "Wild Thing" - Tone Loc
Hour #2: "Everything Your Heart Desires" - Hall & Oates
Hour #3: "(It's Just) The Way That You Love Me" - Paula Abdul
Hour #4: "One More Try" - George Michael
None of these was on that week's Hot 100. The George Michael and Hall & Oates songs entered it the following week (which was guest hosted), Tone Loc hit #2 in February 1989, and Paula Abdul's first charted at #88 in late 1988, then returned to hit #3 a year later.
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Post by Mike on Apr 4, 2023 22:48:08 GMT -5
This week's optional extras; I think both are the same as before. B: April 9, 1988:Hour #1: "Wild Thing" - Tone Loc Hour #2: "Everything Your Heart Desires" - Hall & Oates Hour #3: "(It's Just) The Way That You Love Me" - Paula Abdul Hour #4: "One More Try" - George Michael None of these was on that week's Hot 100. The George Michael and Hall & Oates songs entered it the following week (which was guest hosted), Tone Loc hit #2 in February 1989, and Paula Abdul's first charted at #88 in late 1988, then returned to hit #3 a year later. George also came in at #40, the only one in all of 88 to go right into the countdown on their debut week. |
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Post by mellongraig on Apr 5, 2023 5:25:53 GMT -5
OR...there's your "B" to 1980. April 14th, 1984, should have been the A show for the weekend of April 15th, last time it was one, 2010, Premiere's wacked out scheduling strikes again, 4/17/82 has now been an A three times (2013, 2019 & 2023) in that span, then also only 4 weeks since 3/20/82, 1984 (2/18/84) had a longer drought! But 4/14/1984 was run as a B in 2020, so while it could have been possible to air it again, I think it was a little bit too soon. 2024 could seem likely as a possible standalone show... |
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Post by dth1971 on Apr 5, 2023 5:31:57 GMT -5
This week's optional extras; I think both are the same as before. A: April 12, 1980:Hour #1: "The Rose" - Bette Midler (#58) Hour #2: "Funkytown" - Lipps Inc. (#61) Hour #3: "We Live For Love" - Pat Benatar (#78) Hour #4: "Hurt So Bad" - Linda Ronstadt (#46; highest debut) B: April 9, 1988:Hour #1: "Wild Thing" - Tone Loc Hour #2: "Everything Your Heart Desires" - Hall & Oates Hour #3: "(It's Just) The Way That You Love Me" - Paula Abdul Hour #4: "One More Try" - George Michael None of these was on that week's Hot 100. The George Michael and Hall & Oates songs entered it the following week (which was guest hosted), Tone Loc hit #2 in February 1989, and Paula Abdul's first charted at #88 in late 1988, then returned to hit #3 a year later. So April 9, 1988 is the B show and not April 14, 1984? Maybe April 14, 1984 can be the B show for April 17, 1982 the April 15-16, 2023 week. |
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Post by burcjm on Apr 5, 2023 15:15:50 GMT -5
This week's optional extras; I think both are the same as before. A: April 12, 1980:Hour #1: "The Rose" - Bette Midler (#58) Hour #2: "Funkytown" - Lipps Inc. (#61) Hour #3: "We Live For Love" - Pat Benatar (#78) Hour #4: "Hurt So Bad" - Linda Ronstadt (#46; highest debut) B: April 9, 1988:Hour #1: "Wild Thing" - Tone Loc Hour #2: "Everything Your Heart Desires" - Hall & Oates Hour #3: "(It's Just) The Way That You Love Me" - Paula Abdul Hour #4: "One More Try" - George Michael None of these was on that week's Hot 100. The George Michael and Hall & Oates songs entered it the following week (which was guest hosted), Tone Loc hit #2 in February 1989, and Paula Abdul's first charted at #88 in late 1988, then returned to hit #3 a year later. So April 9, 1988 is the B show and not April 14, 1984? Maybe April 14, 1984 can be the B show for April 17, 1982 the April 15-16, 2023 week. It's probably 4/18/87 since 1983, 1984 and 1985 are due for standalone presentations and we just had a 1986 standalone and a 'B' from 1988 is this coming weekend. |
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Post by dth1971 on Apr 6, 2023 7:22:57 GMT -5
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 Earlier this year was “Die For You” by both The Weeknd and Joji. Ryan mentioned on the Hot AC show that there’s a mash up of the two. And I forgot to mention in June 1998 during the early months of the Second Casey AT40 era there were 2 different songs titled "Stop" in the top 40 - one by the Spice Girls, the other by Merideth Brooks. |
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