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MARKWATER MUSIC/BMI) #40 - LIKE a SUNDAY in SALEM - Gene Cotton (A) #39 - MY LIFE - Billy Joel (A) 8:32 8: 3( LOGO: CASEY's COAST to COAST

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MARKWATER MUSIC/BMI) #40 - LIKE a SUNDAY in SALEM - Gene Cotton (A) #39 - MY LIFE - Billy Joel (A) 8:32 8: 3( LOGO: CASEY's COAST to COAST \ FOR WEEK ENDING, November 11, 1978 10700 Vanlura Blvd. N~ HoHywood, Ca. 81804 CYCLE NO. 7 84 PROGRAML--"6'- OF 13 -Phone: (213) 1180-11410 SlOES, lA & lB PAGE NO 1 SCHEDULED ActUAl IUNNING STAITTIM& liMI ELEMINT TIME 00; oc THEilE & OPENING OF PART I THEME: "SHUCKATOOM" THEilE FROM AMERICAN TOP FORTY (MARKWATER MUSIC/BMI) #40 - LIKE A SUNDAY IN SALEM - Gene Cotton (A) #39 - MY LIFE - Billy Joel (A) 8:32 8: 3( LOGO: CASEY'S COAST TO COAST 8: 3~ LOCAL INSERT, C-1 2,oo 10:3~ LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 #38 - FLYING HIGH - Commodores (A) EXTRA: I HEARD IN THROUGH THE GRAPEVINE - Marvin Gaye 7:31 18:0, LOGO: HITS FROM COAST TO COAST 18: 0~ LOCAL INSERT' C·2 2,00 20:0~ LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 #37 - HOLD THE LINE - Toto (A) #36 - TALKING IN YOUR SLEEP - Crystal Gayle (B) 7:08 27: 0! LOGO: CASEY'S COAST TO COAST 27:11 LOCAL INSERT, C-3 2:10 29:21 LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 #35 - HOW YOU GONNA SEE ME NOW - Alice Cooper (B8,A) #34 - EVERYBODY NEEDS LOVE - Stephen Bishop (B) 8:15 37:34 LOGO: HITS FROM COAST TO r.OAST LOCAL INSERT: C-4 2:00 ~7·~~ 39: 3t LOGO: AUERICA.l\1 TOP 40 #33 - IT'S A LAUGH - Hall & Oates (B) 8:01 #32 - THE POWER OF C~LD - Dan Fogelberg & Tim Weisberg (A) 47:3; LOGO: CASEY'S COAST TO COAST 47: 3~ LOCAL INSERT: C-5 2:00 49:3 LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 #31 - YMCA - Village People (A) ARCHIVE: AIN'T NO MOUNTAIN HIGH ENOUGH - Diana Ross 7:52 57:2£ THEME UP & UNDER W/TALK UNIT ENDING AT: 57:40 THEME TO! 57:50 57: 5( LOCAL INSERT: C-6 :60 59: 5C STATION I.D.: :10 FOR WEEK ENDING, November 11, 1978 10700 Ven1Ura BIYd. No. Hollywood, Ca. 81804 CYCLE NO. 784 PROGRAM _ _,6:_oF 13 -Phone: 12131 1180-1480 SIDES, 2A & 2B PAGE NO. _ _,2,___ SCHIDULED ACTUAL IUNNING STAll TJME 11MI ELEMENT TIMI 00:00 THEME & OPENING OF PART II #30 ~ ONE NATION UNDER A GROOVE - Funkadelic (B) #29 - CHANGE OF HEART - Eric Carmen (B) 8:10 8:08 LOGO: CASEY'S COAST TO COAST 8:10 LOCAL INSERT: C-1 2,00 10:10 LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 #28 - DON'T WANT TO LIVE WITHOUT IT - Pablo Cruise (B) LONG DIST. DED. EXTRA: THE RIGHT THING TO DO - Carly Simon 8;04 18:12 LOGO: HITS FROM COAST TO COAST 18:14 LOCAL INSERT: C-2 2:00 20:14 LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 #27 - BOOGIE OOGIE OOGIE - A Taste of Honey (B) #26 - SWEET LIFE - Paul Davis (B&A) 7:24 27:36 LOGO: CASEY'S COAST TO COAST 27:38 LOCAL INSERT: C-3 2:10 29:48 LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 #25 - STRAIGHT ON - Heart (A) #24 - LOVE IS IN THE AIR - John Paul Young (B} 7;54 37:40 LOGO: HITS FROM COAST TO COAST LOCAL 37:4~ INSERT: C-4 2:00 39:4~ LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 #23 - BLUE COLLAR MAN - Styx (A) #22 - DANCE (DISCO HEAT) - Sylvester (B) .1.0:13 49:5:: LOGO: CASEY'S COAST TO COAST 49:5f LOCAL INSERT: C-5 2:00 51:5 LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 #21 - SHARING THE NIGHT TOGETHER - Dr. Hook (A&B) EXTRA: CRACKLIN' ROSIE - Neil Diamond 5:41 57: 3E THEME UP & UNDER W/TALK UNIT ENDING AT: 57:49 THEME TO: 57:50 LOCAL INSI!RT: 57: 5( C-6 :60 59• 5( STATION I.D.: :10 FOR WEEK ENDING, November 11, 1978 10700 Ventura Blvd. No. HOllywood, Ca. 911104 CYCLE NO. 784 PROGRAM 6 OF 13 -Phone: 1213) N0-11490 SIDES, 3 A &. 3B PAGE NO. -~3..___ SCMIDULID ACtUAl. IUNNING STAJIT TIME TIMI ELEMENT TIME OO;OC THEME &: OPENI.NG OF PART I.II #20 - STRANGE WAY - Firefall (B) #19 - ALIVE AGAIN - Chicago (A) 8:47 8:4f LOGO: CASEY'S COAST TO COAST 8:47 LOCAL INSERT, C-1 2:00 10:4~ LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 #18 - (OUR LOVE) DON'T THROW I'f ALL AWAY - Andy Gibb (B) EXTRA: SLOOP JOHN B. - Beach Boys (B) 7:36 18:21 LOGO: HITS FROM COAST TO COAST 18:2~ LOCAL INSERT: C-2 2:00 20:2 LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 #17 - TIME PASSAGES - Al Stewart (A) #16 - YOU DON'T BRING ME FLOWERS - Barbara Streisand &: 8:13 ' Neil Diamond (A) 28: 3< LOGO: CASEY'S COAST TO COAST 28: 3E LOCAL INSERT: C-3 2:10 30;46 LOGO; AMERICAN TOP 40 #15 - REMINlSCING - Little River Band (EMI&:B) #14 - WHO ARE YOU - The Who (B) 9!25 40;0E LOGO: HITS FROM COAST TO COAST 40:11 LOCAL INSERT: C·4 2:00 42:L LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 #13 - I LOVE THE NIGHT LIFE - Alicia Bridges (B) #12 - READY TO TAKE A CHANCE AGAIN - Barry Mani1ow (B) 6)15 48:24 LOGO: CASEY'S COAST TO COAST 4R • ?.1'1 LOCAL INSERT: C·5 2:00 50;26 LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 #11 - YOU NEVER DONE IT LIKE THAT ~· Captain &. Tennille (B) EXTRA: I'LL BE THERE - Jackson 5 7)05 57:31 THEME UP &: UNDER WfTALK UNIT ENDING AT! 57!42 THEME TO: 57:50 57:~q LOCAL INSERT: C-6 :60 59:5d STATION I.D.: :10 FOR WEEK ENDING, Noye111be;l: 11 1 1978 10700 Ventura Blvd. No. HOllywood, Ca. 91804 CYCLE NO. 784 PROGRAM 6 Of 13 PhOne: (213)910-9480 SIDES, 4 A p, 4B P4GE NO. _ ___<±_ __ SCHIDULID ACTUAL ELEMENT RUNNING START TIME TIMI TIME 00!00 THEME. & OPENING OF PART IV #10 - I JUST W,ANNA STOP - Gino Vannelli (A} # 9 - G:t<;T OFF .., :Foxy (_B) 9:09 9:07 LOGO: CASEY'S COAST TO COAST 9•09 LOCAL INSERT: C-1 2:00 11:09 LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 # 8 - BEAST OF BURDEN - Rolling Stones (EMI&A) # 7 - WHENEVER I CALL YOU FRIEND - Kenny Loggins (A&B) 8:34 19:41 LOGO: HITS FROM COAST TO COAST 19:43 LOCAL INSERT, C-2 2:00 21:43 LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 # 6 - KISS YOU ALL OVER - Exile (B) EXTRA: EASY - Commodores 8:01 29:42 LOGO: CASEY'S COAST TO COAST 29:44 LOCAL INSERT: C-3 2:10 31:54 LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 # 5 - HOT CHILD IN THE CITY - Nick Gilder (B} # 4 - HOW MUCH I FEEL - Ambrosia (B) 8:44 40: 3€ LOGO: ·HITS FROM COAST TO COAST 40: 3E LOCAL INSERT: C-4 2:00 42:3f LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 # 3 - DOUBLE VISION - Foreigner (A) 3:37 46:1~ LOGO: CASEY'S COAST TO COAST 46:H LOCAL INSERT: C-5 2:00 48:lf LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 # 2 - YOU NEEDED ME - Anne Murray (A) # 1 - MACARTHUR PARK - Donna Summer (A) 8:50 57:01: THEME UP & UNDER W/TALK UNIT ENDING AT: 57:37 THEME TO: 57:50 THEME: "SHUCKATOOM" THEME FROM AMERICAN TOP FORTY (MARKWATER MUSIC/B!H) 57: 5( LOCALINSERT: C-6 :60 59: 5( STATION I.D.: :10 .
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