Casey Kasem American Top 40

[Gazoo]

VHM to Juice Newton with the lovely "The Sweetest Thing I've Ever Known Is Loving You."  Surprised no one on Idol has ever revived this.

[RGMike]

ONJ and I know each other mentally. Physically... notsomuch.

[RGMike]

Love these drunk-driving PSAs with hockey coaches. No one in Calif even knows who Todd McLellan *is*.

Henley and the Goat exchange underwear. Ewww.

[RGMike]

George Benson tries to persuade the princess to turn her love around. Fat chance.  And Quarterflash have a hard-on in their heart. Or something.

[Gazoo]

Quarterflash's singer plays the sax, too?  That's some fine seafood, mama.

[RGMike]

Quarterflash's singer plays the sax, too?  That's some fine seafood, mama.

we were thisclose to a Seafood Mama jinx.

[RGMike]

This week Casey's '70s visits Feb 12th, 1972!

http://www.wods.com/pages/6322543.php?

Ain't understanding mellow, when you find the way of love? Don't say you don't remember! (All this plus the BeeGees' forgotten "My World", the Supes' "Floy Joy", Ms. King's "Sweet Seasons" and Carly anticipates a ketchup commercial.)  Don't miss this one!

[SFGuy]

This week Casey's '70s visits Feb 12th, 1972!

http://www.wods.com/pages/6322543.php?

Ain't understanding mellow, when you find the way of love? Don't say you don't remember! (All this plus the BeeGees' forgotten "My World", the Supes' "Floy Joy", Ms. King's "Sweet Seasons" and Carly anticipates a ketchup commercial.)  Don't miss this one!

I wish I could easily find out the 80's version since I don't listen to the 70's.

ETA: for those who like the 70's version here is the pdf sheet: http://www.whnn.com/goout.asp?u=http://images.radcity.net/5874/4173736.pdf

[Wayback]

This week Casey's '70s visits Feb 12th, 1972!
http://www.wods.com/pages/6322543.php?
Ain't understanding mellow, when you find the way of love? Don't say you don't remember! (All this plus the BeeGees' forgotten "My World", the Supes' "Floy Joy", Ms. King's "Sweet Seasons" and Carly anticipates a ketchup commercial.)  Don't miss this one!

Excellent.  Here's the playlist with the "Extra" tunes and commercial breaks:
http://www.whnn.com/goout.asp?u=http://images.radcity.net/5874/4173736.pdf

[RGMike]

I wish I could easily find out the 80's version since I don't listen to the 70's.

Here's a station that posts the playlists on its website:

http://www.kkli.com/pages/at40.html

Not sure how early in the week they change the list; as of this moment they're showing last week's 1982 chart.

[Gazoo]

I wish I could easily find out the 80's version since I don't listen to the 70's.

Here's a station that posts the playlists on its website:

http://www.kkli.com/pages/at40.html

Not sure how early in the week they change the list; as of this moment they're showing last week's 1982 chart.

Thank you! I'd long wondered about such a listing as well.

[RGMike]

I wish I could easily find out the 80's version since I don't listen to the 70's.

Here's a station that posts the playlists on its website:

http://www.kkli.com/pages/at40.html

Not sure how early in the week they change the list; as of this moment they're showing last week's 1982 chart.

Thank you! I'd long wondered about such a listing as well.

I had to look at 6 or 7 stations before I found one that posts the lists -- I found that most of the '80s affiliates tend to be "Lite-FM" type stations that run John Tesh and Delilah during the week. Scary.

[RGMike]

I wish I could easily find out the 80's version since I don't listen to the 70's.

Here's a station that posts the playlists on its website:

http://www.kkli.com/pages/at40.html

Not sure how early in the week they change the list; as of this moment they're showing last week's 1982 chart.

Thank you! I'd long wondered about such a listing as well.

I had to look at 6 or 7 stations before I found one that posts the lists -- I found that most of the '80s affiliates tend to be "Lite-FM" type stations that run John Tesh and Delilah during the week. Scary.

looks like that KKLI link isn't updated that often. But it turns out this week's '80s chart is from Feb 14th 1987:

http://www.charismusicgroup.com/Cue%20Sheets/02-14-87.pdf

[RGMike]

  Looooved hearing Casey sing on the outro from "Dark Lady". 

Turns out this is the song Casey was referencing in that bit: "Golden Earrings" by Peggy Lee:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9LyDbLHIYIM

Sure sounds like the guy who wrote Cher's hit was, er, "inspired" by the Peggy Lee tune...

[Gazoo]

VHM to the 5D's forgotten "live" hit "Together Let's Find Love."  Two versions of "I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing" was two too many.  Most puzzling of set: the Supes' "Floy Joy."  Is that supposed to be a guy's name?  BOS to Carole's lovely "Sweet Seasons."