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  "We're countin' cdown the biggest hit
songs in the USA from Fargo to Ft. Worth, from, Green Bay, to Brownsville, from Billings, to Birmingham, from Fairbanks
to Phoenix, from Hanover to Honolulu. I'm Casey Kasem."
  
  
  American Top 40 with Casey Kasem
aired on radio from July 4, 1970 until August 6, 1988. This recording is a rebroadcast from internet radio. 
  
  This countdown has Halloween themed extras. The Theme from the movie Halloween (composed and performed by director
John Carpenter), "Frankenstein" by The Edgar Winter Group, "Tubular Bells" (by Mike Oldfield) from The Exorcist, and The
"Monster" Mash by Bobby "Boris" Pickett.
  
  Casey also plays a song that cost record executives $3,000,000
because they decided NOT to include it in the Saturday Night Fever Soundtrack, the biggest selling LP of all time (to
date anyway).
  
  A listener asks, "Since the Rock Era began, what record moved up and down the chart the
most times before finally falling off?" Casey says this yo-yo record changed directions 17 times in its chart life.
  
  In Segment 2 about 7 minutes (near the end of "Took The Last Train" by David Gates at number 36) you get to
hear some genuine 1978 static (I wonder if I could take it on the Antiques Roadshow?).
  
  "Almost Like Being
In Love" at number 33 is by Michael Johnson but was first heard in 1947 in a Lerner & Lowe musical, Brigadoon. Casey
gives us the Cliff Notes.
  
  From the AT40 Archive: If you find one of my awesome notepads lying around
where I corrected the spelling of "Thank You (Falletin Me Be Mice Elf Again)" by Sly And The Family Stone (I mean, if it
says, "Thank You For Allowing You To Be Myself Again"), Casey plays it so I can gave a chance to redeem myself here. One
of those L's was silent.
  
  What artist in the Rock Era has the most albums on the LP chart without ever
having a Top 40 single? Casey reports through the 60's this artist put 25 albums on the LP chart, 8 went into the Top
10, and 2 to number 1.
  
  Casey mentions the upcoming episode of Charlie's Angels that aired on October
18th, 1978. He has a role in it, but doesn't say if he is a hero or a villain. You should check out
"RocketMan_Extras_Package_1" if you would like a copy.
  
  "Three Times A Lady" by The Commodores is at
number 21. Casey explains how it got its title. Casey also tells about The Who's forgetful drummer Keith Moon, who once
charted a 747 from Germany to London for a concert performance that would have started in a few hours if it hadn't been
cancelled, and he just forgot about it. The Who are at number 19 with, "Who Are You."
  
  From the AT40 Book
of Records: Casey gives a mention to the most successful female singer/songwriter of the 70's.
  
  Olivia
Newton-John Alert: She is at number 10 with "Hopelessly Devoted To You" and number 9 with "Summer Nights" duetting with
John Travolta (is that a word?).
  
  40: Heartbreaker - Dolly Parton
  39: London Town - Wings

 38: Sweet Life - Paul Davis
  EXTRA: Lowdown – Boz Scaggs 
  37: Sharing The Night Together - Dr.
Hook
  36: Took The Last Train - David Gates
  35: Come Together - Aerosmith
  34: Oh Darlin' - Robin
Gibb
  33: Almost Like Being In Love - Michael Johnson
  32: I Will Still Love You - Stonebolt
  31:
Ready To Take A Chance Again - Barry Manilow
  ARCHIVE: Thank You (Falletin Me Be Mice Elf Again) - Sly And The
Family Stone
  30: Dance, Disco Heat - Sylvester
  29: I Just Wanna Stop - Gino Vannelli
  28: An
Everlasting Love - Andy Gibb
  LDD: Knowing Me, Knowing You - Abba
  27: 5-7-0-5 - City Boy 
  26: Josie
- Steely Dan
  25: It's A Laugh - Daryl Hall & John Oates
  24: Beast Of Burden - The Rolling Stones

 23: Talking In Your Sleep - Crystal Gayle
  22: I Love The Night Life - Alicia Bridges
  21: Three Times A
Lady - The Commodores
  ARCHIVE: Bridge Over Troubles Waters – Simon & Garfunkel
  20: Double
Vision - Foreigner
  19: Who Are You - The Who
  18: You Never Done It Like That - The Captain &
Tennille
  17: She's Always A Woman - Billy Joel
  16: Back In The U.S.A. - Linda Ronstadt
  Extra: Evil
Ways - Santana
  15: Get Off - Foxy
  14: How Much I Feel - Ambrosia
  13: Right Down The Line - Gerry
Rafferty
  12: Hollywood Nights - Bob Seger
  11: Mac Arthur Park - Donna Summer
  ARCHIVE: Let It Be
– The Beatles
  10: Hopelessly Devoted To You - Olivia Newton-John
  9: Summer Nights - John Travolta
& Olivia Newton-John
  8: Whenever I Call You "Friend" - Kenny Loggins
  7: Love Is In The Air - John Paul
Young
  6: You Needed Me - Anne Murray
  5: Reminiscing - The Little River Band
  EXTRA: Bad Bad Leroy
Brown – Jim Croce
  4: Don't Look Back - Boston
  3: Boogie Oogie Oogie - A Taste Of Honey
  2:
Hot Child In The City - Nick Gilder
  1: Kiss You All Over - Exile
   						

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