This has ostensibly been a shaky week for the Kasem shows.
The broadcast version of the '70s countdown was the landmark show from
June 1973 when Billboard, whence the show's charts came until the '80s,
started using its new computer to compile charts, resulting in some
rather wild movement
On Jun 7, 7:07 am, Wrecks landofa...@gmail.com wrote:
Casey Kasem is probably the highest profile person of Arab descent in
America.
And the highest-profile Muslim would, of course, be Obama.
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On Jun 7, 11:37 am, Bob in Jersey bob.in.jer...@juno.com wrote:
colonial, in part, to moi:
Believe SiriusXM airs classic Casey on weekend mornings
and afternoons -- I know XM aired both shows (along with
classic Rick Dees countdowns) in the same slots pre-merger.
Some of you had links
Casey Kasem is probably the highest profile person of Arab descent in
America.
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PGage, to moi:
They also distribute (to about 200 stations, they say)
the repackaged versions of Kasem's '70s and '80s shows
(I love the '70s ones, always will), and those will
continue.
Do you know of a way to listen to the 70's show online?
I've actually found the show podcasted by
Scott Fouru, to moi and PGage:
For awhile, XM Satellite Radio was running (and heavily
promoting) the historical shows by CK. But after the
post-merger programming homogenization, I think they have
fallen off the schedule.
They still list them on Sirius 70s on 7 and 80s on 8, along with XM 8
In recent years, Kasem's current countdown shows have been based on
AC and Hot AC charts, not the Top 40/Hot 100 fare that The
Metrosexuals (Seacrest, Billy Bush) do. Last time I heard American
Top 10 (the AC chart show), the program was about 30% countdown and
70% dedications, artist/group
colonial, in part, to moi:
Believe SiriusXM airs classic Casey on weekend mornings
and afternoons -- I know XM aired both shows (along with
classic Rick Dees countdowns) in the same slots pre-merger.
Some of you had links in the post to the pages at sirius.com and
xmradio.com which list when
To: tvornottv@googlegroups.com
Subject: [TV orNotTV] Re: OT: Off with the countdowns?
colonial, in part, to moi:
Believe SiriusXM airs classic Casey on weekend mornings
and afternoons -- I know XM aired both shows (along with
classic Rick Dees countdowns) in the same slots pre-merger.
Some of you
On Jun 7, 9:37 am, Bob in Jersey bob.in.jer...@juno.com wrote:
colonial, in part, to moi:
Believe SiriusXM airs classic Casey on weekend mornings
and afternoons -- I know XM aired both shows (along with
classic Rick Dees countdowns) in the same slots pre-merger.
Some of you had links in
On Jun 7, 2009, at 11:56 AM, K.M. Richards wrote:
80s version airs on the 80s on 8 channel Sunday mornings 7-11:
http://www.xmradio.com/onxm/channelbio.xmc?ch=8
I know the 70s version airs on the 70s on 7 channel as well, as I
have heard it within the past few weeks, but I can't find a link
On Sat, Jun 6, 2009 at 6:02 PM, Bob in Jerseybob.in.jer...@juno.com wrote:
They also distribute (to about 200 stations, they say) the repackaged
versions of Kasem's '70s and '80s shows (I love the '70s ones, always will),
and those will continue.
Do you know of a way to listen to the 70's
Interesting. I wasn't aware that Mr Jean Kasem was still doing
original programs; in my perusal of the radio dial, both local and
distant (when traveling), all I've heard is the program with Radio's
Most Famous Metrosexual.
For awhile, XM Satellite Radio was running (and heavily promoting) the
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