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Don Bustany, AT40 Producer 7-3-81 Guest Host for AMERICAN TOP ,,, ..... ,,..m~;r:a.-.. Till• TO: American Top 40 Subscribers JD FROM: Don Bustany, AT40 Producer 7-3-81 Guest Host for AMERICAN TOP 40 show #813-2 (scheduled for airing the weekend of July 11-12) will be Charlie Van Dyke, long-time heavyweight in the DJ Biz. Currently holding down the afternoon drive slot at WRKO, Boston, Charlie's been lead air personality over the years at such stations as CKLW, Detroit; KLIF and KVIL, Dallas; WLS, Chicago; KGB, San Diego; KFRC, San Francisco; and KHJ, Los Angeles; but not in that order. If all of this sounds familiar, it's because you read it in Tom Rounds' memo of 15 months ago when Charlie did his first guest shot at AT40. Casey'll be back for the next show, #813-3. ~ Watermarkw 0 10700 VENTURA BLVD. 0 NO HOLLYWOOD, CA 91604 0 213/980-9490 FOR WEEK ENDING: 7~11-81 CYCLENO. 813 PROGRAM 2 OF13 1CJ700 Venua BoiJeo,wd SIDES ]ll & lB Nonh Holywood, ~ 9160< PAGE NO. __.._ __ _ Phone' {213) 911().9491) 8CHEDULI!D ACTUAL RUNNING ELEMENT 8TART TIME Tl~l nilE 00:00 THEME & OPENING OF PART I THEME: "SHUCKATOOM THEME FROM AMERICAN TOP 40" (MARKWATER LW#l. BETTE DAVIS EYES (A& B) Kim Carnes MUSIC/BMI) #40. TWO HEARTS (B) Stephanie Mills #39. THE BREAKUP SONG (A) Greg Kihn Band 10:49 10:47 LOGO: CASEY'S COAST TO COAST 10:49 LOCAL INSERT: C·1 2:00 12:49 LOGO: AMERICAN .TOP 40 #38. DOUBLE DUTCH BUS (B) Frankie Smith 4:09 16:56 LOGO: HITS FROM COAST TO COAST 16:58 LOCAL INSERT: C·2 2:00 18:58 LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 #37. URGENT (A) Foreigner QL: Year With The Most Number One Songs #36. I LOVE YOU (A) Climax Blues Band 9:33 28:29 LOGO: CASEY'S COAST TO COAST 28:31 LOCAL INSERT: C-3 2:10 30:41 LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 #35. LADY (YOU BRING ME UP) (A) The Commodores il34. A LIFE OF ILLUSION (A) Joe Walsh 7:29 38:08 LOGO: HITS FROM COAST TO COAST 38:10 LOCAL INSERT: C-4 2:00 40:10 LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 il33. IN THE AIR TONIGHT (A) Phil Collins 4:52 45:00 LOGO: CASEY'S COAST TO COAST 45:02 LOCAL INSERT: C·5 2:00 47:02 LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 4 0 #32. (THERE IS) NO GETTIN' OVER ME (B) Ronnie Milsap i31. IT'S NOW OR NEVER (A) John Schneider ARCHIVE: 145th: SUMMER IN THE CITY (B) Lovin' Spoonful 10:10 57:12 THEME UP & UNDER W/TALK UNIT ENDING AT: 57:26 THEME TO: 58:50 2:00 LOCAL INSERT: c.e -~; ~ ~g STATION 1.0.: :10 FOR WEEK ENDING: 7-ll -8 1 CYCLE NO. 813 PROGRAM 2 OF13 10700 VenUa Ek:Jti8va'd SIDES 2A & 2B Nom ~- CaiiDirOI 911304 PAGE N0. __~2 __ _ Phone; (213) 900-9490 ICHEDULID ACTUAL ILIIIINT RUNNING ITARTTIME TIMI! TIME 00:00 THEME & OPENING OF PART II #30. STRONGER THAN BEFORE (A& B) Carole Bayer Sager 3:56 3:54 LOGO: HITS FROM COAST TO COAST 3:56 LOCAL INSERT: C·1 2:00 5:56 LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 #29. DON'T LET HIM GO (A) R E 0 Speedwagon #28. THE STROKE (B) Billy Squire #2 7. TOUCH ME WHEN WE 1 RE DANCING (B) The Carpenters 12:00 17:54 LOGO: CASEY'S COAST TO COAST 17:56 LOCAL INSERT: C·l I:DO 19:56 LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 #26. SWEET BABY (A) Clarke & Duke #25. FOOL IN LOVE WITH YOU (A& B) Jim Photoglo 7:33 27:27 LOGO: HITS FROM COAST TO COAST 27:29 LOCAL INSERT: C·l 2:10 29: 39 LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 #24. SEVEN YEAR ACHE (B) Rosanne Cash #23. WHAT ARE WE DOIN' IN LOVE (A) Dottie west 7:13 36:50 LOGO: CASEY'S COAST TO COAST 36:52 LOCAL INSERT: C-4 Z.DO 38:52 LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 #22. IS IT YOU (A) Lee Ritenour LDD: BABE (A) Styx 9:36 48:26 LOGO: HITS FROM COAST TO COAST 48:28 LOCAL INSERT: C·S 2:00 50:28 LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 #21. QUEEN OF HEARTS (A) Juice Newton ARCHIVE: !46th: SUNSHINE SUPERMAN (A) Donovan 6:56 57:24 THEME UP & UNDER W/TALK UNIT ENDING AT: 57:30 THEME TO: 58:50 LOCAL INSERT: 2:00 C·l ~g:~g STATION 1.0.: :10 FOR WEEK ENDING: ___7.:_-~1.:::.1_-.:::8.;1 ____ CYCLE NO. 81 3 PROGRAM OF13 10100 venue Boulevad SIDES 3A & 3B Notth Hollywood. C'.alifotnia 91604 PAGE NO. __.l..._ __ _ Phone: (213) 980-9490 SCHEDULED ACTUAL RUNNING ELEMENT START T1MI TIM I TIME 00:00 THEME & OPENING OF PART III ll20. TIME (B) The Alan Parsons Project 5:45 5:43 LOGO: CASEY'S COAST TO COAST 5:45 LOCAL INSERT: C·1 2:00 7:45 LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 H9. MODERN GIRL (B) Sheena Easton us. WINNING (B) Santana 8:34 16:17 LOGO: HITS FROM COAST TO COAST 16:19 LOCAL INSERT: C·2 2:00 18:19 LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 U7. SUKIYAKI (B) A Taste Of Honey #16. BOY FROM NEW YORK CITY (B) Manhattan Transfer 7:35 25:52 LOGO: CASEY'S COAST TO COAST 25:54 LOCAL INSERT: C·S 2:10 28:04 LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 us. GEMINI DREAM (A) Moody Blues H4. AMERICA (A) Neil Diamond 8:53 36:55 LOGO: HITS FROM COAST TO COAST 36: 57 LOCAL INSERT: C-4 2:00 38:57 LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 #13. HEARTS (B) Marty Balin TX: VINCENT (B) Don McLean 9:58 48:53 LOGO: CASEY'S COAST TO COAST 48:55 LOCAL INSERT: C·S 2:00 50:55 LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 U2. THIS LITTLE GIRL (A) Gary U.S. Bonds ARCHIVE: 147th: YOU CAN'T HURRY LOVE (B) The Suprernes 6:36 57:31 THEME UP & UNDER W/TALK UNIT ENDING AT: 57:44 THEME TO: 58:50 LOCAL INSERT: 2:00 58:50 C·l 59:50 STATION 1.0.: :10 ..... FOR WEEK ENDING: 7-11-81 CYCLENO. 813 PROGRAM __!:,2 __0F13 '~10100 venua BoiJewwd SIDES 4A & 4B Noo1h Holy.lood, Cal- 916().1 PAGE N0. __,.4 ___ ......, (213)- ICHEDULED ACTUAL ELI!MENT RUNNING ITAIIIT TIME n111 TIME 00:00 THEME & OPENING OF PART IV Ul. A WOMAN NEEDS LOVE (A) Ray Parker Jr. & Raydio no. SLOW HAND (A& B) Pointer Sisters 8:12 8:10 LOGO: HITS FROM COAST TO COAST 8:12 LOCAL INSERT: C·1 2:00 10:12 LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 #9. I DON'T NEED YOU (B) Kenny Rogers #8. BELIEVE IT OR NOT (N/L) Joey Scarbury 7:12 17:22 LOGO: CASEY'S COAST TO COAST 17:24 LOCAL INSERT: C·2 2:00 19:24 LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 #7. MEDLEY (A& B) Stars On 45 LDD: YOU AND ME AGAINST THE WORLD (A) Helen Reddy 9:07 28:29 LOGO: HITS FROM COAST TO COAST 28:31 LOCAL INI!RT: C·3 2:10 30:41 LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 #6. ELVIRA (B) The Oak Ridge Boys #5. YOU MAKE MY DREAMS (B) Daryl Hall & John Oates 6:56 37: 35 LOGO: CASEY'S COAST TO COAST 37:37 LOCAL INSERT: C-4 2:00 39:37 LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 #4. JESSIE'S GIRL (B) Rick Springfield #3. THE ONE THAT YOU LOVE (B) Air Supply 8:01 47:36 LOGO: HITS FROM COAST TO COAST 47:38 LOCAL INSERT: C·5 2:00 49: 38 LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 #2. ALL THOSE YEARS AGO (B) George Harrison u. BETTE DAVIS EYES (A&B) Kim Carnes 7:42 57:20 THEME UP & UNDER W/TALK UNIT ENDING AT: 57:48 THEME TO: 58:50 THEME: "SHUCKATOOM THEME FROM AMERICAN TOP 40" (MARKWATER MUSIC/BMI) LOCAL INSERT: 2:00 C-1 5~158 STATION 1.0.: :10 .
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