1982 American Top 40 Casey Kasem Radio Program 821-12 4 Vinyl Record March 20 82
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CASEY KASEM'S AMERICAN TOP 40 – 3/20/82
LW#3: I LOVE ROCK N' ROLL - JOAN JETT & THE BLACKHEARTS
LW#2: OPEN ARMS - JOURNEY
LW#1: CENTERFOLD - THE J. GEILS BAND
40: JUST CAN'T WIN 'EM ALL - STEVIE WOODS
39: DON'T LET HIM KNOW - PRISM
38: GOIN' DOWN - GREG GUIDRY
37: LOVE IN THE FIRST DEGREE - ALABAMA
36: '65 LOVE AFFAIR - PAUL DAVIS
35: NOBODY SAID IT WAS EASY - LE ROUX
34: 867-5309/JENNY - TOMMY TUTONE
33: TELL ME TOMORROW - SMOKEY ROBINSON
32: ON THE WAY TO THE SKY - NEIL DIAMOND
31: JUKE BOX HERO - FOREIGNER
30: FIND ANOTHER FOOL – QUARTERFLASH
29/LDD: THROUGH THE YEARS - KENNY ROGERS
28: MY GUY - SISTER SLEDGE
27: WHEN ALL IS SAID AND DONE – ABBA
26: ONE HUNDRED WAYS - QUINCY JONES FEATURING JAMES INGRAM
EXTRA: LAST TRAIN TO CLARKSVILLE – THE MONKEES
25: EDGE OF SEVENTEEN - STEVIE NICKS
24: DON'T TALK TO STRANGERS - RICK SPRINGFIELD
23: DADDY'S HOME - CLIFF RICHARD
22: (OH) PRETTY WOMAN - VAN HALEN
21: DO YOU BELIEVE IN LOVE - HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS
20: TONIGHT I'M YOURS - ROD STEWART
19: TAKE OFF - BOB AND DOUG McKENZIE
18: FREEZE-FRAME - THE J. GEILS BAND
17: SHOULD I DO IT - THE POINTER SISTERS
16: TAKE IT EASY ON ME - LITTLE RIVER BAND
15: LEADER OF THE BAND - DAN FOGELBERG
14: CHARIOTS OF FIRE - VANGELIS
13: KEY LARGO - BERTIE HIGGINS
EXTRA: MY SHARONA – THE KNACK
12: BOBBIE SUE - OAK RIDGE BOYS
11: SPIRITS IN THE MATERIAL WORLD - THE POLICE
10: PAC-MAN FEVER - BUCKNER AND GARCIA
9: SHAKE IT UP - THE CARS
8: MIRROR, MIRROR - DIANA ROSS
LDD: I LOVE YOU – THE CLIMAX BLUES BAND
7: MAKE A MOVE ON ME - OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN
6: WE GOT THE BEAT - THE GO-GO'S
5: SWEET DREAMS - AIR SUPPLY
4: THAT GIRL - STEVIE WONDER
3: CENTERFOLD - THE J. GEILS BAND
2: OPEN ARMS - JOURNEY
1: I LOVE ROCK N' ROLL - JOAN JETT & THE BLACKHEARTS
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American DJ Kemal Amin 'Casey' Kasem (1932–2014) was the long-running host (from 1970–88 and 1998–2004) of the syndicated weekly American Top 40 radio program, which as the name suggests, played the Top 40 pop songs in the US each week.
Kasem conceived the idea in 1970 and by the later part of that decade, it was played on close to 1,000 stations across the US. As of writing (in 2023), the show continues to be produced.
American Top 40 was also a fixture on commercial radio stations all over the world.
The programs arrived at radio stations as four LPs in a box. The first disc had a 1Khz line-up tone so the radio station technical operators could set the output level; the rest were carefully labelled and numbered so they could be played in the correct sequence. There was a track break approximately every 10 minutes so the local broadcaster could stop the disc and insert local advertisements.
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