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Fflll'7dl'lf1r 10700 Ventura Blvd fflll'7Dl'lf1R 10700 Ventura Blvd. ,01 WEEk EMDING, January 12. 1924 No. Hollywood, Ca. 91604 CYClE NO C7 41 PIIOGt>A.I 2 Of 13 Phone: (213) 980-9490 DISC & HAlf HOUR NO _ l=-a=------- 1 ___ PAGE HO SCH£DUUD ACTUAi. RUNNING ELEMENT START TIME TU.U TIME 00:00 THEME & OPENING OF PART 1 THEME : "MY KIND OF COUNTRY" (MARJ<WATER MUSIC/BMI) TALK UNIT #40 - WHEN I GET MY HANDS ON YOU - Diana Trask 6:43 TALK UNIT f.39 - WE ' RE BACK IN LOVE AGAIN - Johnny Bush TALK UNIT 6: 41 LOGO : MY KIND OF COUNTRY, MY KIND OF MtJSIC 6:43 LOCAL INSERT: C-1 2: 0() • - t 8:43 LOGO: AMERICAN COUNTRY COUNTDOWN TALK UNIT #38 - COME Ol-1 PHONE - Jean Shepard TALK UNIT OLDIE : - A DEAR JOHN LETTER - Jean Shepard & TALK UNIT Ferlin Husky 8: ()9 #3 7 - YOU ASK ME TO - tvaylon Jennings TALK UNIT 16:50 LOGO: MY KIND OF COUNTRY, MY KIND OF MUSIC 16 : 52 LOCAL INSERT: C-2 2:00 18:52 LOGO: AMERICAN COUNTRY COUNTDOWN TALK UNIT f.36 - ANOTHER LONELY SONG - Tammy !vynette TALK UNIT #35 - SOMETI~ SUNSHINE - Jim Ed Brown 9 : 17 TALK UNIT #34 - JUST ONE MORE SONG - Jack Blanchard & TALK UNIT Misty Morgan 28:07 LOGO : MY KIND OF COUNTRY, MY KIND OF MUSIC • 28: 09 STATION I.D.: C-3 : 10 28 : 19 LOCAL INSERT: 2:00 fOI WEEIC ENDI NG. January 12 r 19 7 4 CYCLE ..io C 7 4 1 ,1100~0, 13 DISC & HALf HOUR NO _:l::,:b:.,.._ __--=- ___ PAGE H0_...::.2 ___ SCHEDUUl> ACTUAL aUNN ING ELEMENT STAltT TIME TIME TIME 30 : 19 LOGO : AMERICAN COUNTRY COUNTDOWN TALK tJNIT #33 - THERE WON ' T BE ANY ~10RE - Charlie Rich TALK UNIT #32 - IF YOU CAN ' T FEEL IT - Freddie Hart 7 : 47 TALK UNIT PREVIEW : - AMARILLO BY MORNING - Terry Sta£ford TALK UNIT 38 : 04 LOGO : MY KIND OF COUNTRY, MY KI'!\ID OF MUSIC 38 : 06 LOCAL INSERT: C-4 2:00 40 : 06 LOGO : AMERICA..~ COUNTRY COUN'fDOWN TALK UNIT #31 -I ' VE JUST GOT TO KNOW - Freddy Weller TALK UNIT 5 : 20 #30 - TH~T ' S THE W~Y LOVE GOES - Johnny TALK UNIT Rodriguez 45 : 24 LOGO : MY KIND OF COUNTRY, MY KIND OF MUSIC 45:26 LOCAL INSERT: C- 5 2 : 0 n 47 : 26 LOGO : AMERICAN COUNTRY COUNTDOWN TALK UNIT #29 - HOUSE OF THE RISING SUN - Jody Miller TALK UNIT #28 - THE MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRL - Charlie Rich 10 : 13 TALK UNIT #27 - LUCKY LADIES - Jeannie Seely TALK UN IT 57: 39 THEME UP & UN DER tv/TALK tTNIT ENDING AT : 5 7: 4 6 THEME TO : 58 : 50 EMERGENCY THEME RUNOUT TO : 58 : 54 THEME : " MY KI ND OF COUNTRY" (MARKWA.TER r.1USIC/BMI) 57 : 50 • LOCAL INSERT : C- 6 2 : 00 59 : 50 STATION I . D. : : 10 WAI ffl/f/lfllfll 10700 Ventura Blvd. POR WEEK ENOII-IG, _Jan11ary ] 2, ] 974.._ No. Hollywood, Ca. 91604 CYCLE NO. C 7 41 PROGIAM 2 0, 13 Phone: (213) 980-9490 DISC & HAlf HOUR l\lO ....:2~a______ _ rAGE N<>,._...:3"---- SCHEDULED ACTUAi. lUNNINO ELEMENT STAlT TIME TIME TIME 00: 00 THEME & OPENING OF PART 11 THEME : "MY KIND OF COUNTRY" (MARKWATER MUSIC/BMI) TALK UNIT #26 - LET ' S GO ALL THE WAY TONIGHT - Mel Tillis TALK UNIT & Sherri Bryce 10: 15 #25 - BIFF, THE PURPLE BEAR - Dick Feller TALK UNIT #24 - I BELIEVE IN SUNSHINE - Roger Miller TALK UNIT 10: 13 LOGO : MY KIND OF COUNTRY, MY KIND OF MUSIC 10: 15 LOCAL INSERT: C-1 2:no 12:15 LOGO : AMERICAN COUNTRY COUNTDOivN TALK UNIT #23 - SHE MET A STRANGER, I MET A TRAIN - Tommy TALK UNIT Cash PREVIEW : - DADDY, WHAT IF - Bobby Bare 8:01 TALK UNIT #22 - THE RIVER'S TOO WIDE - Jim Munday TALK UN-1T 20:14 LOGO : MY KIND OF COUNTRY, MY KIND OF MUSIC 20 : 16 LOCAL INSERT: C-2 2: no 22 : 16 LOGO: AMERICAN COUNTRY COUNTDOWN TALK UNIT #21 - ROSIE CRIES A LOT - Ferlin Husky TALK UNIT 6 : 34 #20 - LET ME BE THERE - Olivia Newton -John TALK UNIT ' 28:50 LOGO: MY KIND OF COUNTRY, MY KIND OF MUSIC 28: 52 STATION 1.0.: : 10 C-3 29 : 02 LOCAL INSERT: 2:00 ntlftlllll'Yft 10700 Ventura Blvd. POR WEEK ENOING, January 12, 19 7 4 No. Hollywood, Ca. 91604 CYCLE No. C 7 41 ,.oo~o, 13 Phone: (213) 980-9490 DISC & HALF HOUR NO _2....;b~----- PAGE N(),_4__ _ _ SCHEOULID AOUAL RUNNING ELEMENT START TIME TIME TIME 31:02 LOGO : AMERICAN COUNTRY. COUNTDOWN TA.LK UNIT #19 - LOVE SONG - Anne Murray TALK UNIT 6:11 PREVIEW: - TONIGHT SOMEONE'S FALLING - Johnny b l 4 TALK UNIT Carver 37 :11 LOGO : MY KIND OF COUNTRY, MY KIND OF MUSIC ( t..'. 4- ,; • 37:13 LOCAL INSERT: C-4 2: 00 39:13 LOGO : AMERICAN COUNTRY COUNTDOWN TALK UNIT #18 - AMAZING LOVE - Charlie Pride TALK UNIT #17 - WORLD OF MAKE BELIEVE - Bill Anderson 10:13 TA,LK UNIT OLDIE : - MAMA SANG A LOVE SONG - Bill Anderson TALK UNIT 49:24 LOGO : MY KIND OF COUNTRY, MY KIND OF MUSIC 49:26 LOCAL INSERT: C-5 2:00 51 :26 LOGO: AMERICAN COUNTRY COUNTDOWN TALK UNIT #16 - I ' M STILL LOVING YOU - Joe Stampley TALK UNIT 6:10 #15 - THAT GIRL WHO WAITS ON TABLES - Ronnie TALK UNIT Milsap 57 : 36 THEME UP & UNDER W/ TALK UNIT ENDING AT: 57 :46 THEME TO : 57: 50 EMERGENCY THEME RUNOUT TO: 58 : 55 THEME: "MY KIND OF COUNTRY" (MARKWATER MUSIC/BMI) 57: 50 LOCAL INSERT: 2:00 59 :50 STATION I . D.: C-6 : 10 - n,urmw,n 10700 Ventura Blvd. FOi WEEK ENDING, January 12, 197 4 No. Hollywood, Ca. 91 604 CYCLE No C 7 41 ,100~0, 13 Phone: (213) 980-9490 DISC & HALF HOUR NO __3a.. a____ __,,,, ___ P'AGE H0,__ 5_ _ _ SCHEDULE> ACTUAL RUNNING ELEMENT STAlT TIME TIME TIME 00:00 THEME & OPENING OF PART 111 THEME : "MY KIND OF COUNTRY" (MARKWATER MUSIC/BMI) TALK UNIT #14 - THE BAPTISM OF JESSE TAYLOR - Johnny 6:40 TALK UNIT Russell #13 - ATTA WAY TO GO - Don Williams TALK UNIT 6 : 38 LOGO : MY KIND OF COUNTRY , MY KIND OF MUSIC 6:40 LOCAL INSERT: C-1 2:00 8 : 40 LOGO : AMERICAN COUNTRY COUNTDOWN TALK UNIT #12 - STILL LOVING YOU - Bob Luman TALK UNIT PREVIEW : - I LOVE YOU, I LOVE YOU - David 8 : 59 TALK UNIT Houston & Barbara Mandrell #11 - LOVIN ' ON BORROWED TIME - Mel Street TALK UNIT 17 : 37 LOGO : MY KIND OF COUNTRY , MY KIND OF MUSIC 17 : 39 LOCAL INSERT: C-2 2 : 00 19:39 LOGO: AMERICAN COUNTRY COUNTDOWN TALK UNIT #10 - AIN ' T LOVE A GOOD THING - Connie Smith TALK UNIT #9 - BIG GAME HUNTER - Buck Owens 7:54 TALK UNIT #8 - SONG AND DANCE MAN - Johnny Paycheck TALK UNIT 27 : 31 LOGO: MY KIND OF COUNTRY , MY KIND OF MUSIC 27 : 33 • STATION I.D.: :10 27 : 43 LOCAL INSERT: C-3 2:00 BN'1111t41nft 10700 Ventura Blvd. ro1t WEEK ENDING, Janua ry 1 2, 1974 No. Hollywood, Ca. 9160,1 CYCLE NO. C 7 41 ,.ooRAM-£-o, 13 Phone: (213) 980-9490 DISC & HAlf HOUR NO ...;3::.,:b::;__ ______ PAGE H0.--=..6 ___ SCHEDUllD ACTUAL IUNNINO ILEMINT STAl_T TIME TIME TIMI 29:43 LOGO : AMERICAN COUNTRY COUNTDOWN TALK UNIT #7 - A LAST LOVE SONG - Hank Williams Jr . TALK UNIT #6 - ONCE YOU ' VE HAD THE BEST - George Jones 8 : 15 TALK UNIT OLDIE : - TENDER YEARS - George Jones TALK UNIT 37 : 58 LOGO : MY KIND OF COUNTRY , MY KIND OF MUSIC 38: 00 LOCAL INSERT: C-4 2 : 00 • 40 : 00 LOGO : AMERICAN COUNTRY COUNTDOWN TALK UN I T ts - SOMEWHERE BETWEEN LOVE AND TOMORROW - Roy TALK UNIT Clark 6 : 56 #4 - HEY , LORETTA - Loretta Lynn TALK UNIT 46 : 54 LOGO : MY KIND OF COUNTRY, MY KIND OF MUSIC J I 46 : 56 LOCAL INSERT: C- 5 2 : 00 \ 1------'---~1----------------------+------v> 48 : 56 LOGO : AMERICAN COUNTRY COUNTDOWN I TALK UN I T #3 - JOLENE - Dolly Parton TALK UNIT #2 - I LOVE - Tom T . Hall 8 : 15 TALK UNI T il - I F WE MAKE I T THROUGH DECEMBER - Merle TALK UNIT Ha ggar d 57 : 11 THEME UP & UNDER W/TALK UNIT ENDING AT : 57 : 37 THEME TO ! 57 : 50 EMERGENCY THEME RUNOUT TO : 58:55 THEME : "MY KIND OF COUNTRY" (MARKWATER MUSIC/BMI) 57 : 50 LOCAL INSERT : 2 : 00 59:50 STATION I . D.: C- 6 : 10 .
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