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W:Uu 09:27 09:27 11:27 08:08 19:30 21:35 28:46 28:51 31:01 07:10 IL. ll/ JH/83 FOR WEEK ENDING: _______ CYCLE NO. 8 3 4 PROGRAM 7 OF 13 SIDES, ________.1 .... A.._..&____.1 .... B...__,,, __ PAGE NO. __1__ 3575 Cahuenga Blvd. W., Suite 555, Los Angeles, CA 90068 SCHEDULE1> ACTUAL RUNNING SlARTllME TIME ELEMENT TIME w:uu THEME AND OPENING OF PART I THEME: "MY KIND OF COUNTRY, MY KIND OF MUSIC" #40. GUILTY (B) Statler Bros. #39. YOU MADE A WANTED MAN OF ME (B) Ronnie McDowell 09:27 #38. MY BABY DON'T SLOW DANCE (B) Johnny Lee 09:22 LOGO: MY KIND OF COUNTRY, MY KIND OF MUSIC 09:27 LOCAL INSERT: C-1 2:00 11:27 LOGO: AMERICAN COUNTRY COUNTDOWN #37. THE BOY GETS AROUND (V) Sylvia #36. IN MY EYES (A) John Conlee 08:08 19:30 LOGO: MY KIND OF COUNTRY, MY KIND OF MUSIC 19:35 LOCAL INSERT: C-2 2:00 21:35 LOGO: AMERICAN COUNTRY COUNTDOWN #35. LOVING YOU HURTS (B) Gus Hardin #34. OZARK MOUNTAIN JUBILEE (B) Oak Ridge Boys 07:16 28:46 LOGO: MY KIND OF COUNTRY, MY KIND OF MU~IC 28:51 LOCAL INSERT: C-3 2:10 31:01 LOGO: AMERICAN COUNTRY COUNTDOWN #33. EVERY HEART SHOULD HAVE ONE (B/A) Charley Pride #32. DANCE LITTLE JEAN (A) Nitty Gritty Dirt Band 07:10 38:06 LOGO: MY KIND OF COUNTRY, MY KIND OF MUSIC 38:11 LOCAL INSERT: C-4 2:00 40:11 LOGO: AMERICAN COUNTRY COUNTDOWN #31. I WONDER WHERE WE'D BE TONIGHT (B) Vern Gosdin 08:19 #30. YOU PUT THE BEAT IN MY HEART (A) Eddie Rabbitt 48:25 LOGO: MY KIND OF COUNTRY, MY KIND OF MUSIC 48:30 LOCAL INSERT: C-5 2:00 50:30 LOGO: AMERICAN COUNTRY COUNTDOWN #29. MIDNIGHT FIRE (B) Steve Wariner #28. TAKE IT TO THE LIMIT (A) Willie with Waylon 07:08 57:28 THEME UP AND UNDER WITH TALK UNIT ENDING AT: 57: 88 THEME TO: 57:50 ru:gv LOCAL INSERT: 2:00 C-6 59:5() STATION I.D.: :10 ,.~ FOR WEEK ENDING: ______ll/~/83 _ IABCWatennark ! • CYCLE NO. ___ ~fGfAM:2,.a.,B..,......-OF 13 SIDES:---------...-- PAGE NO. __2__ 3575 Cahuenga Blvd. W., Suite 555, Los Angeles, CA 90068 SCHEDUlED ACTUAL RUNNING STARY TIME TIME ELEMENT TIMI 00:00 THEME AND OPENING OF PART II #27 . KISS ME DARLING (B) Stephanie Winslow #26. $LOWBORN (A) T.G. Sheppard 09:29 #25. WHEN THE NEW WEARS OFF OUR LOVE (B) The Whites 09:24 LOGO: MY KIND OF COUNTRY, MY KIND OF MUSIC w :~~ LOCAL INSERT: C-1 2:00 11:29 LOGO: AMERICAN COUNTRY COUNTDOWN #24. YOU LOOK SO GOOD IN LOVE (A/B) George Strait #23. QUEEN OF MY HEART (B) Hank Williams Jr. 06:48 18:12 LOGO: MY KIND OF COUNTRY, MY KIND OF MUSIC 18:17 LOCAL INSERT: C-2 2:00 20:17 LOGO: AMERICAN COUNTRY COUNTDOWN #22. MOVIN' TRAIN (A) The Kendalls 06:35 #21. LADY DOWN ON LOVE (B) Alabama 2.6:48 LOGO: MY KIND OF COUNTRY, MY KIND OF MUSIC 26:53 LOCAL INSERT: C-3 2:10 29:03 LOGO: AMERICAN COUNTRY COUNTDOWN #20. OUTSIDE LOOKING IN (A) Bandana #19. DIXIE DREAMING (B) Atlanta 11:18 #18. THE MAN IN THE MIRROR (A) Jim Glazer 40:16 LOGO: MY KIND OF COUNTRY, MY KIND OF MUSIC 40:21 LOCAL INSERT: C-4 2:00 42:21 LOGO: AMERICAN COUNTRY COUNTDOWN #17. STRONG WEAKNESS (A) Bellamy Bros. #16 . HOUS'lffi (MEANS I'M CNf: 01-\Y CLOSER 'IO YOO) (B) Larry Gatlin 07:08 49:24 LOGO: MY KIND OF COUNTRY, MY KIND OF MUSIC 49:29 LOCAL INSERT: C-5 2:00 51:29 LOGO: AMERICAN COUNTRY COUNTDOWN #15. LONELY BUT ONLY FOR YOU (A/S) Sissy Spacek 06:-19 #14. BLACK SHEEP (B) John Anderson 57:40 THEME UP AND UNDER WITH TALK UNIT ENDING AT: 57:48 THEME TO: 57:50 . LOCAL INSl!RT: 2:00 C-6 gr~ STATION IJ>.: :10 FOR WEEK ENDING: 11/19/83 IABCWatet11Klrk I • CYCLE NO. 8 3 4 PROGRAM 7 OF 13 SIDES: 3A & 3B PAGE NO. ____3__ 3575 Cahuenga Blvd. W., Suite 555, Los Angeles, CA 90068 SCHEDUIED ACTUAL RUNNING START TIME TIME ElEMENT TIME 00:00 THEME AND OPENING OF PART III #13. DON'T COUNT THE RAINY DAYS (B/A) Michael Murph~y 07:00 #12. THE WIND BENEATH MY WINGS (B/A) Gary Morris 06:55 T.f"lt':f'I ! MV Tl'TND f"IF - 111r11..-... v. MV KTlJn f"IF MUSTr 07:00 LOCAL INSERT: C-1 2:00 09:00 LOGO: AMERICAN COUNTRY COUNTDOWN #11. HEARTACHE TONIGHT (A) Conway Twitty 06:29 #10. TELL ME A LIE (A/B) Janie Fricke 15:24 LOGO: MY KIND OF COUNTRY, MY KIND OF MUSIC 15:29 LOCAL INSERT: C.2 2:00 17:29 LOGO: AMERICAN COUNTRY COUNTDOWN #9. YOU GOT A LOVER (B) Ricky Skaggs 08:33 #8. BABY I LIED (B) Deborah Allen 25:'57 LOGO: MY. KIND OF COUNTRY, MY KIND OF MUSIC 26:02 LOCAL INSERT: C-3 2:10 28:12 LOGO: AMERICAN COUNTRY COUNTDOWN #7. A LITTLE GOOD NEWS (A) Anne Murray #6. YOUR LOVE SHINES THROUGH (A) Mickey Gilley 06:40 34:47 LOGO: MY KIND OF COUNTRY, MY KIND OF MUSIC 34:52 LOCAL INSERT: C-4 2:00 36:52 LOGO: AMERICAN COUNTRY COUNTDOWN #5. TENNESSEE WHISKEY . (B) George Jones #4. HOLDING HER AND LOVING YOU (A) Earl Thomas Conley 06:49 43:36 T.nr..n: MV KIND nF l 111nr..-KT. MV KTND nJ;> MT1i::Tr 43:41 LOCAL INSERT: C-5 2:00 45:41 LOGO: AMERICAN COUNTRY COUNTDOWN #3. ONE OF A KIND PAIR OF FOOLS (B/A) Barbara Mandrell #2. ISLANDS IN THE STREAM (B) Kenny Rogers & DollyParton 12:03 #1. SOMEBODY'S GONNA LOVE YOU (A/B) Lee Greenwood 57:10 THEME UP AND UNDER WITH TALK UNIT ENDING AT: 57:44 THEME TO: 57:50 lOCAl INSERT: 2:00 57:50 C-6 59:50 . STATION I.D.: :10 A.C.C. #C834~7 Chart of 1 RUNDOWN PART ONE - ·--~---------- } THEME & OPENING - GUILTY : 0 3 /2 : 4 7ct::£::"ad~ o th) Statler Bros. (B) v.f;,,U~ ..,, r YOU MADE A WANTED MAN OF ME L,,P 39. Ronnie McDowell (B) ~ 38. MY BABYIXJN'TSLOW . DANCE :16/2:23/cold (Both) Johnny Lee (B) C-1 vP 37. 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CLOSING END OF VOICE THEME PLAYOUT IN CLEAR FOR 1:20 A.C.C. #C834-7 Chart of 11/12/83 d)OWN PART TWO z_z:53 THEME & OPENING . KISS ME DARLING Stephanie Winslow (B) SLOWBURN :17/3:19~ 45) T.G. Sheppard (A) W\ IA.~ , C. ~ i) I I 130-rA. i-p 25. WtlEN TIIB NEW WEARS OFF OUR lDV.E t=bfJ :10/2:04/cold (45) The Whites ( B) to.. r / i :SI, C-1------~------- t,p 24. YOU LOOK SO GOOD IN LOVE :12/3:04/~ oth) George Strait (A/B) QUEEN OF MY HEART . :11/3:43/cold (Both) Hank Williams Jr. (B) C-2 :04 MOVIN' TRAIN :07 The Kendalls :11/3:03/~ oth) LADY DOWN ON LOVE :13/3:56/cold (45) Alabama {B) :13/3:53/cold (LP) C-3--------------- I A.C.C. #C834- 7 Chart of 11;> RUN DOWN Pg.2 PART TWO OUTSIDE LOOKING IN :00/2:57.G)45) 4(2b. Bandana ( A) .DIXIE DREAM.ING :06 Atlanta (B) :09/3 :42/@ (45) THE MAN IN THE MIRROR :13/3:16/~ 45) Jim Glazer (A) C-4------'----'--------- 6D1J L--P 17. STRONG WEAKNESS :09 .~) Bellamy Bros. (A) :17/3:12/~ Both) ___ _kf_1_ 6. 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