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Post by jmack19 on Jun 5, 2024 0:27:15 GMT -5
KPRW (Sun 4 pm) goes with 1984.
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Post by michaelcasselman on Jun 5, 2024 6:45:32 GMT -5
WSMG may play it next Thursday night (assuming no preemptions)
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Post by matt on Jun 6, 2024 10:04:51 GMT -5
Weekend of 6/15... "A" show 6/14/80!! www.charismusicgroup.com/Cue%20Sheets/1980-0614.pdfLast played 2018 w/extras: Hour #1: "Love The World Away" - Kenny Rogers Hour #2: "Misunderstanding" - Genesis Hour #3: "Sailing" - Christopher Cross Hour #4: "All Out Of Love" - Air Supply IIRC, this was the very last 80's show to have a first airing back in 2018...took 11-1/2 years for Premiere to air every show in the 80s (450 in total I believe).
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Post by matt on Jun 6, 2024 10:08:13 GMT -5
Optional extras for this week: A: June 13, 1981:Hour #1: "Slow Hand" - The Pointer Sisters (#57) Hour #2: "The Breakup Song (They Don't Write 'Em)" - Greg Kihn Band (#60) Hour #3: "Queen Of Hearts" - Juice Newton (#43) Hour #4: "In The Air Tonight" - Phil Collins (#69) B: June 2, 1984:Hour #1: "What's Love Got To Do With It" - Tina Turner (#71) Hour #2: "Sunglasses At Night" - Corey Hart (#65) Hour #3: "When Doves Cry" - Prince (#57; highest debut) Hour #4: "Doctor! Doctor!" - Thompson Twins (#44) All these songs were used before, but in the 1981 show "The Breakup Song" and "Queen of Hearts" are switched in position from previous airings (2014 standalone, 2016 B.) Both of these shows are absolutely terrific shows--two of my personal favorites. 6/13/81 is the first of the four 8-debut AT40 shows that occurred during the 1980s.
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Post by seminolefan on Jun 6, 2024 10:23:36 GMT -5
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Post by cursereversed on Jun 6, 2024 13:41:46 GMT -5
There are four shows being offered this week between the two series. NONE of the songs at #40 got past #30. In fact both "B" shows feature songs that peaked at the anchor position.
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Post by lasvegaskid on Jun 6, 2024 13:42:52 GMT -5
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Post by jmack19 on Jun 6, 2024 14:45:00 GMT -5
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Post by mkarns on Jun 7, 2024 2:36:08 GMT -5
The posting promoting a 1984 AT40 along with the Jeff Stevens Show must have been for one affiliate that chose the B and it somehow got shared across station websites by mistake, unless Premiere suddenly changed its mind and decided to air 1984 as a standalone.
WQSR being a case in point, as not only does it always play the A show, but it doesn't to my knowledge have any actual DJ's or special music shows other than Casey's 80s AT40s. And the announcement in question lists AT40 as being on Sunday at 8 AM while WQSR plays it at 7 PM.
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Post by dukelightning on Jun 7, 2024 6:52:44 GMT -5
So I might be commenting on a show that is not this week's show? This has to be the only time in AT40 history that the song that was #1 in the special that Casey promoted was played in the current show. Talking about the second LDD "Hey Jude". Although for a moment I thought I was going to be hearing both of Neil Young's 1972 top 40 hits in this week's shows. "Old Man" was in the 70s A show and when Casey read the LDD which mentioned the grandmother having a heart of gold, his #1 hit came to mind. It also means that 2 hits that spent 9 weeks at #1 were played in the same hour, though one had yet to reach that status.
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Post by dth1971 on Jun 7, 2024 8:43:41 GMT -5
Optional extras for this week: A: June 13, 1981:Hour #1: "Slow Hand" - The Pointer Sisters (#57) Hour #2: "The Breakup Song (They Don't Write 'Em)" - Greg Kihn Band (#60) Hour #3: "Queen Of Hearts" - Juice Newton (#43) Hour #4: "In The Air Tonight" - Phil Collins (#69) B: June 2, 1984:Hour #1: "What's Love Got To Do With It" - Tina Turner (#71) Hour #2: "Sunglasses At Night" - Corey Hart (#65) Hour #3: "When Doves Cry" - Prince (#57; highest debut) Hour #4: "Doctor! Doctor!" - Thompson Twins (#44) All these songs were used before, but in the 1981 show "The Breakup Song" and "Queen of Hearts" are switched in position from previous airings (2014 standalone, 2016 B.) Both of these shows are absolutely terrific shows--two of my personal favorites. 6/13/81 is the first of the four 8-debut AT40 shows that occurred during the 1980s. After the last 8 debut AT40 in 1982, the next 8 debut AT40 show wouldn't occur until June 1991.
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Post by cursereversed on Jun 7, 2024 11:05:06 GMT -5
So I might be commenting on a show that is not this week's show? This has to be the only time in AT40 history that the song that was #1 in the special that Casey promoted was played in the current show. Talking about the second LDD "Hey Jude". Although for a moment I thought I was going to be hearing both of Neil Young's 1972 top 40 hits in this week's shows. "Old Man" was in the 70s A show and when Casey read the LDD which mentioned the grandmother having a heart of gold, his #1 hit came to mind. It also means that 2 hits that spent 9 weeks at #1 were played in the same hour, though one had yet to reach that status. Was this the show where after reading the letter Casey said they had called either the family or the hospital and reported that the grandmother was doing well? If so I actually remember hearing this show and LDD. That being said, thanks for the heads-up. That will be my bathroom break this week as while I tolerated "Hey Jude" in 1981 (that may actually have been the first time I had ever heard it) I absolutely CAN'T STAND IT now.
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Post by mga707 on Jun 7, 2024 11:21:32 GMT -5
So I might be commenting on a show that is not this week's show? This has to be the only time in AT40 history that the song that was #1 in the special that Casey promoted was played in the current show. Talking about the second LDD "Hey Jude". Although for a moment I thought I was going to be hearing both of Neil Young's 1972 top 40 hits in this week's shows. "Old Man" was in the 70s A show and when Casey read the LDD which mentioned the grandmother having a heart of gold, his #1 hit came to mind. It also means that 2 hits that spent 9 weeks at #1 were played in the same hour, though one had yet to reach that status. Was this the show where after reading the letter Casey said they had called either the family or the hospital and reported that the grandmother was doing well? If so I actually remember hearing this show and LDD. That being said, thanks for the heads-up. That will be my bathroom break this week as while I tolerated "Hey Jude" in 1981 (that may actually have been the first time I had ever heard it) I absolutely CAN'T STAND IT now. Don't plan a long break. I'm sure AT40 faded the 'Na-nas' out well before the single fades. As for me, it is an untouchable classic. Perfectly evocative of its time. Triggers fifth grade flashbacks from fall '68.
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Post by johnnywest on Jun 7, 2024 11:21:51 GMT -5
Both of these shows are absolutely terrific shows--two of my personal favorites. 6/13/81 is the first of the four 8-debut AT40 shows that occurred during the 1980s. After the last 8 debut AT40 in 1982, the next 8 debut AT40 show wouldn't occur until June 1991. I remember Shadoe mentioning that on AT40. And that may have been the last time it happened. Although in May 2001, there were 8 droppers (6 debuts + 2 re-entries). There were also 8 debuts on Casey’s Top 40 in January 1991.
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Post by dukelightning on Jun 7, 2024 12:13:20 GMT -5
So I might be commenting on a show that is not this week's show? This has to be the only time in AT40 history that the song that was #1 in the special that Casey promoted was played in the current show. Talking about the second LDD "Hey Jude". Although for a moment I thought I was going to be hearing both of Neil Young's 1972 top 40 hits in this week's shows. "Old Man" was in the 70s A show and when Casey read the LDD which mentioned the grandmother having a heart of gold, his #1 hit came to mind. It also means that 2 hits that spent 9 weeks at #1 were played in the same hour, though one had yet to reach that status. Was this the show where after reading the letter Casey said they had called either the family or the hospital and reported that the grandmother was doing well? If so I actually remember hearing this show and LDD. That being said, thanks for the heads-up. That will be my bathroom break this week as while I tolerated "Hey Jude" in 1981 (that may actually have been the first time I had ever heard it) I absolutely CAN'T STAND IT now. Yes it was.
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