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Post by jmack19 on Sept 22, 2024 11:29:29 GMT -5
KOSF airing the 9/20/1987 show. Currently at #36 “It’s Not Over (Till It’s Over)” by Starship KOSF must have liked the 9/20/1987 show because the station is airing it again this week.
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Post by lasvegaskid on Sept 22, 2024 12:02:48 GMT -5
This week's optional extras: B: September 24, 1983:(As jdelach asked at Pulse Music Board, really, Premiere, 1982 and 1983 in the same week?) Hour #1: "Love Is A Stranger" - The Eurythmics (#63) Hour #2: "Uptown Girl" - Billy Joel (#70; highest debut) Hour #3: "Love Is A Battlefield" - Pat Benatar (#78; debuted) Hour #4: "Major Tom (Coming Home)" - Peter Schilling (#89; debuted) It's possible the late Sergio Mendes could be honoured with "Never Gonna Let You Go". KRKE playing Sergio Mendes extra
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Post by dukelightning on Sept 22, 2024 12:30:47 GMT -5
Regarding AT40: The 80's 9/25/1982: Following the top 3 recap and regarding #40 and #39 and their extra things that would happen the next week when Casey took the week off when he had laryngitis and Mark Elliott filled in for Casey that 10/2/1982 week (This would be Mark's last guest host stint for Casey on the original run of AT40, though his next guest hosting for Casey gig wouldn't happen until Casey's Top 40 came along in 1989 when Mark became the more frequent CT40 guest host for Casey until 1993 when David Perry became the new CT40 guest host - Why didn't CT40/Westwood One hire 1983-1988 frequent AT40 guest host Charlie Van Dyke as the Casey guest host?): * Prior to playing the Willie Nelson "Let it Be Me" version pieces of 3 others (Everly Brothers/Jerry Butler and Betty Everett/Glen Campbell and Boobie Gentry) were played as the song held at #40 for a second week. This song would hold at #40 for 1 more week - Making 3 weeks at #40 for that song that wouldn't happen again until "Don't Tell Me You Love Me" by Night Ranger in early 1983. * After "Heart Attack" by Olivia-Newton John entered at #39, the next week on 10/2/1982 it took the biggest move in the top 40 in the 1980's for a song that next went to #1. More for 9/25/1982 leading into 10/2/1982: "Take it Away" and "Love is in Control" would fall off the AT40 reaches even in the Mark Elliott guest host. And for 9/25/1982 but not leading into 10/2/1982: Tane Cain is from Hawaii? The next Hawaiian born singer to make AT40 wouldn't be until 1987 when Glenn Mederios hit with "Nothing's Gonna Change My Love For You". "Heart Attack" had the biggest move in the 80s for any hit but not for a #1 hit since it did not reach #1.
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Post by jmack19 on Sept 22, 2024 13:09:00 GMT -5
Weekend of 9/26, "A" show ... 9/26/81!!! www.charismusicgroup.com/Cue%20Sheets/1981-0926.pdfLast played 2017 w/extras: Hour #1: "Here I Am (Just When I Thought I Was Over You)" - Air Supply Hour #2: "Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic" - The Police Hour #3: "Our Lips Are Sealed" - The Go-Go's Hour #4: "No Reply At All" - Genesis I'll go with 9/28/85 for the "B" show. 7 of the 13 "B" shows this year last aired in 2018. 9/28/85 last aired in 2018.
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Post by JMW on Sept 22, 2024 13:17:05 GMT -5
Weekend of 9/26, "A" show ... 9/26/81!!! www.charismusicgroup.com/Cue%20Sheets/1981-0926.pdfLast played 2017 w/extras: Hour #1: "Here I Am (Just When I Thought I Was Over You)" - Air Supply Hour #2: "Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic" - The Police Hour #3: "Our Lips Are Sealed" - The Go-Go's Hour #4: "No Reply At All" - Genesis I'll go with 9/28/85 for the "B" show. 7 of the 13 "B" shows this year last aired in 2018. 9/28/85 last aired in 2018. I was thinking the same thing, but I have a feeling we'll be getting 10/5 the first weekend of October instead (last aired in 2020).
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Post by LC on Sept 22, 2024 13:40:04 GMT -5
More for 9/25/1982 leading into 10/2/1982: "Take it Away" and "Love is in Control" would fall off the AT40 reaches even in the Mark Elliott guest host. Would that make "Love" the 80s song that dropped directly out of the 40 from the highest peak position?
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Post by doofus67 on Sept 22, 2024 14:50:35 GMT -5
More for 9/25/1982 leading into 10/2/1982: "Take it Away" and "Love is in Control" would fall off the AT40 reaches even in the Mark Elliott guest host. Would that make "Love" the 80s song that dropped directly out of the 40 from the highest peak position? Off the top of my head, "Get Down on It" also peaked at #10 then dropped out. Upon further review: Ditto for "Carefree Highway."
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Post by jmack19 on Sept 22, 2024 17:26:43 GMT -5
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Post by mrjukebox on Sept 22, 2024 19:03:57 GMT -5
WFMX is playing 9/24/83.
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Post by cayleytable on Sept 22, 2024 20:29:15 GMT -5
Would that make "Love" the 80s song that dropped directly out of the 40 from the highest peak position? Off the top of my head, "Get Down on It" also peaked at #10 then dropped out. Upon further review: Ditto for "Carefree Highway." At the end of the year "Muscles" also dropped off the Top 40 from a #10 peak spot.
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Post by mkarns on Sept 22, 2024 21:01:37 GMT -5
More for 9/25/1982 leading into 10/2/1982: "Take it Away" and "Love is in Control" would fall off the AT40 reaches even in the Mark Elliott guest host. Also, Casey said Kenny Rogers was at “lucky number 13” for a fifth week with “Love Will Turn You Around”. The Gambler’s luck ran out the following week in a big way as it too fell right off the countdown.
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Post by mga707 on Sept 22, 2024 21:03:42 GMT -5
Would that make "Love" the 80s song that dropped directly out of the 40 from the highest peak position? Off the top of my head, "Get Down on It" also peaked at #10 then dropped out. Upon further review: Ditto for "Carefree Highway." A slightly higher drop from peak position also had occurred in fall '74, just two weeks before "Carefree Highway"s plummet: "Sweet Home Alabama" fell from its #8 peak to #44. Don't know how I initially missed this one, as it was the very same week (w/e 11/9/74) as 'Alabama's' fall: "Steppin' Out (Gonna Boogie Tonight)" also fell from its #7 peak way down to #48. '74 and '82 were THE years for this occurrence.
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Post by mrjukebox on Sept 22, 2024 22:13:25 GMT -5
In the fall of 1974,two songs that had reached # 1 dropped to # 15 the following week:"Nothing From Nothing"-Billy Preston & "Then Came You"-Dionne Warwick & The Spinners.
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Post by Jessica on Sept 22, 2024 23:21:18 GMT -5
Why oh why is “Puttin On The Ritz” always edited? POTR getting the “Eyes Without A Face” treatment.
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Post by michaelcasselman on Sept 23, 2024 8:20:26 GMT -5
Some station oddities this week... WPNC goes with a B show when they normally play the A, WFRO goes with the A show when they normally play the B show on Sunday nights, WFMX withholds from going with an off-year choice and goes with the Premiere-offered B show for the week.
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