American Top 40 July 3rd/4th 2010

[jasonharper2004]

American Top 40 Weekend Of July 3rd/4th 2010


AT40.com
Hosted By Ryan Seacrest

"Happy 40th Birthday"
Intro Started With Casey Kasem & Ryan Seacrest Jingle

-- #40 (01) Paramore "The Only Exception"
38 #39 (38) IYAZ "Replay"
-- #38 (01) David Guetta Feat Chris Willis,Fergie & LMFAO "Getting Over You"
37 #37 (02) We The Kings Feat Demi Lovato "We'll Be A Dream"
35 #36 (23) OneRepublic "All the Right Moves"
32 #35 (36) David Guetta Feat Akon "Sexy Chick"
34 #34 (46) Jay Sean Feat Lil Wayne "Down"
33 #33 (25) Adam Lambert "Whataya Want From Me
Breakout: Miranda Cosgrove "Kissin' U"
28 #32 (07) Nickelback "This Afternoon"
31 #31 (03) Enrique Iglesias Feat Pitbull "I Like It"
Optional Extra: Rihanna "SOS (Resue Me)"
30 #30 (03) Eminem "Not Afraid"
36 #29 (02) Drake "Find Your Love"
27 #28 (34) Ke$ha "Tik Tok"
Breakout: Taio Cruz "Dynamite"
26 #27 (26) Timbaland Feat Justin Timberlake "Carry Out"
29 #26 (09) Timbaland Feat Katy Perry "If We Ever Meet Again"
25 #25 (04) 3Oh!3 Feat Ke$ha "My First Kiss"
21 #24 (26) Lady Gaga Feat Beyonce "Telephone"
23 #23 (06) Justin Bieber "Somebody To Love"
24 #22 (03) Jason Derulo "Ridin' Solo"
22 #21 (08) Michael Buble "Haven't Met You Yet"
Optional Extra: Britney Spears "Womanizer"
19 #20 (20) Lady Antebellum "Need You Now"
20 #19 (13) Kevin Rudolf Feat Birdman, Jay Sean & Lil Wayne "I Made It (Cash Money Hereos)"
18 #18 (05) Miley Cyrus "Can't Be Tamed"
14 #17 (17) Rihanna "Rude Boy"
16 #16 (09) Shontelle "Impossible"
15 #15 (23) The Script "Breakeven"
17 #14 (07) Mike Posner Feat Big Sean "Cooler Than Me"
13 #13 (11) Jay Z Feat Mr Hudson "Young Forever"
12 #12 (07) The Black Eyed Peas "Rock that Body"
11 #11 (24) Jason Derulo "In My Head"
Optional Extra: Justin Bieber Feat Ludacris "Baby"
10 #10 (18) Train "Hey So Sister"
09 #09 (16) B.O.B Feat Bruno Mars "Nothin' on You"
08 #08 (10) Travie McCoy Feat Bruno Mars "Billionaire"
07 #07 (13) La Roux "Bulletproof"
06 #06 (11) Lady Gaga "Alejandro"
04 #05 (16) Taio Cruz Feat Ludacris "Break Your Heart"
05 #04 (06) Katy Perry Feat Snoop Dogg "California Gurls"
03 #03 (06) B.O.B Feat Hayley Williams "Airplanes"
Optional Extra: Miley Cyrus "See You Again"
02 #02 (11) Ke$ha "Your Love Is My Drug"
01 #01 (11) Usher Feat Will I Am "OMG"
2 Weeks @#1
@2010 Premire Radio Network
Produced By Casey Kasem
DJ: Ryan Seacrest
Special Guest Next Weekend George Lopez

Off the Chart:
#40 (24) The Black Eyed Peas "Imma Be"
#39 (04) Boys like Girls "Heart Heart Heartbreak"

Notes:
Classic AT 40 Jingles Being Played
Casey Kasem Flashback Clips

[Lozzy]

I can give you this, my station just finished the broadcast, since yours is behind mine. I tried to format it the way you do :)
33 #33 (25) Adam Lambert "Whataya Want from Me"
28 #32 (07) Nickelback "This Afternoon"
BREAKOUT... Miranda Cosgrove "Kissing You"
31 #31 (03) Enrique Iglesias f/Pitbull "I Like It"
EXTRA......... Rihanna "SOS (Rescue Me)"
30 #30 (03) Eminem "Not Afraid"
36 #29 (02) Drake "Find Your Love"
27 #28 (34) Ke$ha "TiK ToK"
26 #27 (26) Timbaland f/Justin Timberlake "Carry Out"
29 #26 (09) Timbaland f/Katy Perry "If We Ever Meet Again"
BREAKOUT... Taio Cruz "Dynamite"
25 #25 (04) 3OH!3 f/Ke$ha "My First Kiss"
21 #24 (26) Lady GaGa f/Beyoncé "Telephone"
23 #23 (06) Justin Bieber "Somebody to Love"
24 #22 (03) Jason DeRülo "Ridin' Solo"
22 #21 (08) Michael Bublé "Haven't Met You Yet"
EXTRA......... Britney Spears "Womanizer"
19 #20 (20) Lady Antebellum "Need You Now"
20 #19 (13) Kevin Rudolf f/Birdman/Jay Sean/Lil Wayne "I Made It (Cash Money Heroes)"
18 #18 (05) Miley Cyrus "Can't Be Tamed"
14 #17 (17) Rihanna "Rude Boy"
16 #16 (09) Shontelle "Impossible"
15 #15 (23) The Script "Breakeven"
17 #14 (07) Mike Posner "Cooler than Me"
13 #13 (11) Jay-Z f/Mr. Hudson "Young Forever"
12 #12 (07) Black Eyed Peas "Rock That Body"
11 #11 (24) Jason DeRülo "In My Head"
EXTRA......... Justin Bieber f/Ludacris "Baby"
10 #10 (18) Train "Hey, Soul Sister"
09 #09 (16) B.o.B f/Bruno Mars "Nothin' on You"
08 #08 (10) Travie McCoy f/Bruno Mars "Billionaire"
07 #07 (13) La Roux "Bulletproof"
06 #06 (11) Lady GaGa "Alejandro"
04 #05 (16) Taio Cruz "Break Your Heart" (Remix f/Ludacris)
05 #04 (06) Katy Perry f/Snoop Dogg "California Gurls"
03 #03 (06) B.o.B f/Hayley Williams "Airplanes"
02 #02 (11) Ke$ha "Your Love is My Drug"
01 #01 (11) Usher f/will.i.am "OMG" (2 weeks at #1)

He played several clips of Casey Kasem and flashbacks, as well as people calling in with their favourite memories. He announced Madonna as the #1 artist of the past forty years.

Just before the number one, Ryan played a snippet of "Hey Ya!" which was #1 the first time Ryan hosted this show (the first time this show sucked).

The rare Mediabase deviation for the top spot remains, with Usher #1 for the second week. This shows how much priority Ryan's giving to the voting on his website... why can't he just stick with the proper chart. Plus, the chart on his site is four weeks old.

Hope this can help :)

[richie]

And Katy is now only at #4???

Droppers:
From 39 (4 weeks on chart) Heart Heart Heartbreak
From 40 (24 weeks) Imma Be

Rude Boy was actually #14 last week, not #13.

[jasonharper2004]

Thanks Plus This Afternoon I Will Have AT 40 Uploaded If Anyone Want to Listen

[Lozzy]

Yep, Katy is #4. Her chart run has been 34-15-8-7-5-4. I'm not sure about this upper end of the chart. By the looks of it, I think Usher may spend a third week at #1, because he seems to be quite strong, and Katy isn't rising that fast, and I don't think she would get a 4-1 climb. This is pretty strange, seeing as Usher didn't manage a single week #1 on Mediabase.
My prediction for the top ten next week:
1. OMG
2. California Gurls
3. Airplanes
4. Your Love is My Drug
5. Break Your Heart
6. Alejandro
7. Bulletproof
8. Billionaire
9. Cooler than Me
10. Nothin' on You
That shows a very steady chart. I'm not sure about 3/4, and I'm also not sure about Mike.. normally I wouldn't think for B.o.B to spend a third week at #9, but in this case he might, because the 14-9 mightn't happen for Mike, especially as he only hit there recently on Mediabase (AT40 is behind, remember). Shontelle should land in around #13, this is her third week at #16...

No worries, Jason. Let me know if I did something the wrong way.
You record the show? That's nice, I'd like to listen to some of the Casey flashbacks again :)

Meanwhile, Mariah Carey 'Always Be My Baby' is being played on the station I listen to for AT40 (WNKI)... I only listen to at most 5 hours of it a week (4 of those being AT40), and I swear I've heard this song at least four times in the past month... why they play this (crap), and why not other (better) Mariah beats me..

[richie]

Please correct last week's Rude Boy ranking. It was #14.

[Lozzy]

I'm sorry

I only saw the edit to your post now...

Statistics for the dropouts:

Boys Like Girls 'Heart Heart Heartbreak'
Weeks In: 4
Peak Position: 39
Chart Run: 40-39-39-39

Black Eyed Peas 'Imma Be'
Weeks In: 24
Peak Position: 2
Chart Run: 36-31-16-16-10-10-9-9-6-5-4-2-3-4-5-10-11-15-21-21-25-30-32-40

[richie]

No problem. Thank you. I wasn't sure if you saw my modified post above.

[Cerebro]

Happy 40th birthday, AT40! Now, come back in 3 years and we can celebrate 40 years on the air. :)

The chart itself seems to have fallen a little behind, this week (in fact, exactly half of the songs are in the same positions they were in last week). Did they need to record it early to work around Ryan's vacation plans, or something?

And, now, for something completely different...

As a bonus feature this week, my own little anniversary tribute. Feeling nostalgic, I wanted to compile a list of the 40 AT40 year-end #1s to date and it just kind of grew from there. Chronologically interspersed with the #1s are the key moments of the franchise's first 4 decades. If there's anything you think I missed, let me know, and I can add it in.


AMERICAN TOP 40: 40 YEARS AND 40 NUMBER ONES - A 40TH ANNIVERSARY RETROSPECTIVE

Classic AT40 - The Casey Kasem Era - July 4, 1970 to August 6, 1988:
July 4, 1970: The legend begins! Created by Casey Kasem and Don Bustany, AT40 is distributed by Watermark as a 3 hour countdown show and begins it's life on a mere 7 stations. The rankings come from the top 40 portion of the Billboard Hot 100. The very first #1 is "Mama Told Me (Not To Come)" by Three Dog Night.

01 1970 Simon and Garfunkel - Bridge Over Troubled Water
02 1971 Three Dog Night - Joy To The World
03 1972 Roberta Flack - The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face

October 6, 1973: The debut of Casey and Don's new creation and AT40's first spin-off: American Country Countdown. Don Bowman would host for the first 3-and-a-half years. Bob Kingsley would, then, make the show his own for the next 25-plus years.

04 1973 Dawn featuring Tony Orlando - Tie A Yellow Ribbon 'Round The Ole Oak Tree
05 1974 Barbra Streisand - The Way We Were
06 1975 The Captain and Tennille - Love Will Keep Us Together
07 1976 Wings - Silly Love Songs
08 1977 Andy Gibb - I Just Want To Be Your Everything

August 26, 1978: Neil Diamond's "Desiree" is played as AT40's first Long Distance Dedication. The LDD would remain as the show's most endearing feature until Casey's departure in 2004.

October 7, 1978: The first 4 hour show.

09 1978 Andy Gibb - Shadow Dancing
10 1979 The Knack - My Sharona
#1 Of The 1970s: Debby Boone - You Light Up My Life
11 1980 Blondie - Call Me
12 1981 Kim Carnes - Bette Davis Eyes

1982: Watermark is purchased by the ABC Radio Network. ABC will produce the show until the end of it's first run.

13 1982 Olivia Newton-John - Physical
14 1983 The Police - Every Breath You Take
15 1984 Paul McCartney and Michael Jackson - Say Say Say
16 1985 Wham! featuring George Michael - Careless Whisper
17 1986 Dionne and Friends - That's What Friends Are For
18 1987 The Bangles - Walk Like An Egyptian

August 6, 1988: Casey's last show. Unable to reach an agreement on his contract renewal with ABC, Casey departs for greener pastures with Westwood One.

The Shadoe Stevens Era - August 13, 1988 to January 28, 1995:
August 13, 1988: New host Shadoe Stevens begins his run with a tribute to the outgoing Casey. Shadoe's style isn't a drastic departure from Casey's. During his run, he would add several new features to the show including the Flashback and the Sneak Peek. Steve Winwood's "Roll With It" is the first #1 he counts down.

19 1988 George Michael - Faith

January 21, 1989: Casey's new show, and AT40 rival, Casey's Top 40, debuts.

20 1989 Chicago - Look Away
#1 Of The 1980s: Olivia Newton-John - Physical*
21 1990 Sinead O'Connor - Nothing Compares 2 U

November 23, 1991: The last show to use the Hot 100. Billboard would, drastically, change their chart methodology and begin compiling their rankings using actual airplay and sales data from Nielsen. The following week, AT40 would begin using Billboard's Top 40 Airplay Monitor chart (later known as Hot 100 Airplay, and currently known as Radio Songs).

22 1991 Bryan Adams - (Everything I Do) I Do It For You
23 1992 Boyz II Men - End Of The Road

January 9, 1993: AT40 changes charts, again, and begins using Billboard's Mainstream Top 40 chart, which it will continue to use until the end of the series' first run.

24 1993 Spin Doctors - Two Princes

June 25, 1994: Due to dropping ratings, and dwindling affiliates, ABC pulls the plug on AT40 in the USA. The following weekend, ABC would send its, recently acquired, Rick Dees' Weekly Top 40, to its affiliates as the show's replacement. "I Swear" by All-4-One would be the last AT40 #1 many of us would hear, stateside. The show would run for 7 more months on international affiliates.

25 1994 Ace Of Base - The Sign

January 28, 1995: The other shoe drops and AT40 is cancelled worldwide. The final #1 is "On Bended Knee" by Boyz II Men. The World Chart Show would be created and distributed as ABC's replacement for AT40 in international markets.

CANCELLED - February 4, 1995 to March 21, 1998**:
26 1995 Dionne Farris - I Know
27 1996 Everything But The Girl - Missing
28 1997 Jewel - You Were Meant For Me

1998: After being out of production for 3 years, ABCs rights to AT40 lapse and revert back the show's creators, Casey Kasem and Don Bustany. Casey pitches the idea of reviving AT40 to Westwood One. They don't bite. Casey jumps over to the fledgling AM-FM Radio Network, which is later absorbed by Premiere, where he'll stay until retirement.

March 7, 1998: Casey's Top 40 quietly ends. The next two, final, weeks of Westwood One shows would have guest hosts and strip all mention of Casey from the credits.

AT40 Returns - Casey's Second Run - March 28, 1998 to January 3, 2004:
March 28, 1998: The legend returns! AT40 is back, essentially, continuing where Casey's Top 40 left off with the revived incarnation using Radio & Records' CHR/Pop chart. The first #1: "My Heart Will Go On" by Celine Dion. Casey's two spin-off shows, Casey's Countdown and Casey's Hot 20, are both rebranded as American Top 20.

29 1998 Goo Goo Dolls - Iris
30 1999 Sugar Ray - Every Morning
#1 Of The 1990s: Donna Lewis - I Love You Always Forever

October 21, 2000: The R&R chart is dropped, and AT40 begins using an unpublished Mediabase chart.

31 2000 Vertical Horizon - Everything You Want

August 18, 2001: The use of the R&R Pop chart is resumed.

32 2001 Lifehouse - Hanging By A Moment
33 2002 Nickelback - How You Remind Me
34 2003 3 Doors Down - When I'm Gone

January 3, 2004: Casey leaves AT40, but would continue to stay on as host of American Top 20 and American Top 10. The show also parts ways with Radio & Records.

The Ryan Seacrest Era - January 10, 2004 to Present:
January 10, 2004: Ryan Seacrest, one step closer to global domination, becomes the new host and the show gets a complete makeover. First and foremost, the new chart lacks a recurrent rule and is now compiled from the playlists of Mediabase monitored AT40 affiliates. The show gets new jingles and several new features. Within a year, a Hot A/C version of the show would launch, as well. The new era kicks off with OutKast's "Hey Ya!" at #1.

35 2004 Usher featuring Lil' Jon and Ludacris - Yeah!
36 2005 Kelly Clarkson - Since U Been Gone
37 2006 Shakira featuring Wyclef Jean - Hips Don't Lie
38 2007 Fergie - Big Girls Don't Cry (Personal)
39 2008 Leona Lewis - Bleeding Love

July 4, 2009: On the franchise's 39th anniversary, Casey Kasem retires and AT20 and AT10 are discontinued by Premiere. Casey ends his historical run with his final #1s: Shinedown's "Second Chance" (AT20) and Taylor Swift's "Love Story" (AT10).

40 2009 Lady GaGa - Poker Face
#1 Of The 2000s: Usher featuring Lil' Jon and Ludacris - Yeah!
#1 Of 2010 (so far): Ke$ha - Tik Tok

* Shadoe didn't do a 1980s decade-end show. If he had, he, most likely, would've used Billboard's decade-end chart on which "Physical" was #1.

** AT40 was off the air for 3 years, so, to fill the void, these are the year-end #1s from it's most worthy replacement: Casey's Top 40.

And here's the very first AT40 chart. I posted it last year when Casey retired: pulsemusic.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=nostalgia&action=display&thread=86858

[Lozzy]

This is a great list Cerebro, thank you so much for posting it. A lot of memories, songs I had forgotten about and songs I never knew made the yearly #1 spot.

One thing... during the 2000s decade show (I think it was then), Ryan announced the #1's of the 70's, 80's and 90's. He said that the 80's was something by the Police... I can't remember what though. I have no idea where this info came from though... probably he pulled it out of a hat.

Agreed about this week's chart, it was unusually stale. More likely, the chart compiler (Ryan's BFF) was away so Ryan had to compile it himself, and just left half where they were and randomly arranged the others using a die. That's also about how they did the 2000s decade chart and more other charts than you could count.

Something I'd be interested in is Physical's and Yeah's AT40 chart runs, if you have them. Thanks, Cerebro!

[Adam (UTR)]

"Physical"
Debut: October 17, 1981 (at #31)
Last Week: March 6, 1982 (at #31)
21 weeks on, 10 weeks at #1

31-26-23-14-3-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-4-7-8-9-17-31

[Cerebro]

Jul 3, 2010 10:27:26 GMT -5 Lozzy said:

One thing... during the 2000s decade show (I think it was then), Ryan announced the #1's of the 70's, 80's and 90's. He said that the 80's was something by the Police... I can't remember what though. I have no idea where this info came from though... probably he pulled it out of a hat.

That would've been "Every Breath You Take". It was #1 of the 80s on the decade-end chart Casey did on Casey's Top 40, which is, likely, where Ryan got it from. The current AT40 chooses to ignore all "real" AT40 history after 1988. Not me, though. Which is why I chose to defer to the Billboard rankings on this one since, as I said, that's most likely what we would have heard at #1 had Shadoe done a decade-end list.

And "Yeah!"'s chart run:
Debut: February 7, 2004, 39 weeks on, 4 weeks at #1
38-23-14-11-8-7-5-4-2-2-1-1-1-1-2-2-3-4-5-6-6-6-9-9-10-12-11-16-16-16-17-17-19-19-20-20-24-23-24
"Yeah!" fell off during the only week in the Seacrest era when they seemed to remove recurrents from the chart. Had that bizarre week not happened, it might've stayed on for another 20 weeks or something.

[Arnold]

Being that Jason Harper's list and 392414's list disagree on when the two Breakouts are played, could someone please tell me exactly when they are played?

[jasonharper2004]

American Top 40 Is Up Online On my Site


"Happy 4th of July Weekend"

[95-7 Ben FM]

Here's a factual error I'd like to point out.
When introducing "Kissing You" as the first breakout, Ryan said that Miranda Cosgrove was a 17 year old with a Disney TV show. Actually, Miley Cyrus has the show on Disney (Hannah

[johnnywest]

I liked the birthday segment. A girl wanted to know what his #1 on her birthday and Ryan's. Hers was "Alone" by Heart and Ryan's was "Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds" by Elton John (#1 in R&R).

[Rose "Payola" Nylund]

Poker Face was #1 for 2009? Shakira was #1 for 2007? Where have I been?

[Lozzy]

Thanks for those chart runs. I'm surprised about Physical's fall in its last week, was there a rule making it do so?
That is weird about Yeah. I think it would have spent >20 weeks more on the chart, it had a very lengthy run on Mediabase C/R from memory and was overplayed on radio for so long. Remember it spent around 250 weeks in the C/R top 100?

[Lozzy]

Arnold: my list would be the incorrect one. I don't record when breakouts/extras are played, that was just from memory because the lists posted on the site include breakouts/extras at when they were played. Sorry

[Lozzy]

Max: I don't know about '07, but on the year-end chart Ryan played, Poker Face was the #1. I don't know about this chart; when I emailed the AT40 staff with an enquiry regarding it, some helpful person said that they received the chart around Thanksgiving from Clear Channel or something like that. Assumably, Poker Face is #1 because of that eligibility period, and because the difference of AT40 and Mediabase worked to Gaga's advantage. I'm not sure about this though.

[Lozzy]

Jul 3, 2010 13:02:05 GMT -5 jasonharper2004 said:

American Top 40 Is Up Online On my Site


"Happy 4th of July Weekend"

Can you give me a direct link; I couldn't find anything..

[Adam (UTR)]

Jul 3, 2010 23:54:33 GMT -5 Lozzy said:

Thanks for those chart runs. I'm surprised about Physical's fall in its last week, was there a rule making it do so?

No, no rule, the charts were just compiled differently back then.

[johnnywest]

Jul 3, 2010 11:31:23 GMT -5 Cerebro said:

Jul 3, 2010 10:27:26 GMT -5 Lozzy said:

One thing... during the 2000s decade show (I think it was then), Ryan announced the #1's of the 70's, 80's and 90's. He said that the 80's was something by the Police... I can't remember what though. I have no idea where this info came from though... probably he pulled it out of a hat.

That would've been "Every Breath You Take". It was #1 of the 80s on the decade-end chart Casey did on Casey's Top 40, which is, likely, where Ryan got it from. The current AT40 chooses to ignore all "real" AT40 history after 1988. Not me, though. Which is why I chose to defer to the Billboard rankings on this one since, as I said, that's most likely what we would have heard at #1 had Shadoe done a decade-end list.

It was in Rob Durkee's book that Billboard was charging AT40 something like $100,000+ a year just to use their charts, so that's why AT40 is now using R&R/Mediabase for its historical chart info.

[shadster]

We may be giving Casey too much credit for the show. According to this article, Tom Rounds, together with Ron Jacobs, we're the braintrust for creating AT40. Casey was just the 'jock' they hired to do the show, for which he seemed the perfect fit. I'm sure Casey had his input though.

www.rbr.com/features/interviews/25550.html

[Hervard]

Jul 3, 2010 20:42:31 GMT -5 Rose "Payola" Nylund said:

Poker Face was #1 for 2009? Shakira was #1 for 2007? Where have I been?

Actually, Shakira was #1 on AT40 for the year 2006 with "Hips Don't Lie". AT40's #1 song of 2007 was the miserably depressing "Big Girls Don't Cry" by Fergie.

[richie]

This anniversary show was very disappointing and dishonest. They acted like the show had been on the air continuously for 40 years, and not even a mention of Shadoe Stevens. What a slap!
They could only find a few women with memories of AT40, and no men. They didn't even have a brief interview with Casey. And of course their chart data is now very suspect. OMG two weeks at number 1 and Katy only at no. 4? The whole thing just seemed very hollow and superficial to me.

[Arnold]

Jul 5, 2010 9:48:45 GMT -5 richie said:

This anniversary show was very disappointing and dishonest. They acted like the show had been on the air continuously for 40 years, and not even a mention of Shadoe Stevens. What a slap!
They could only find a few women with memories of AT40, and no men. They didn't even have a brief interview with Casey. And of course their chart data is now very suspect. OMG two weeks at number 1 and Katy only at no. 4? The whole thing just seemed very hollow and superficial to me.

Yes, you are so right. I agree with you 100%.

[richie]

Jul 5, 2010 13:29:16 GMT -5 Arnold said:

Jul 5, 2010 9:48:45 GMT -5 richie said:

This anniversary show was very disappointing and dishonest. They acted like the show had been on the air continuously for 40 years, and not even a mention of Shadoe Stevens. What a slap!
They could only find a few women with memories of AT40, and no men. They didn't even have a brief interview with Casey. And of course their chart data is now very suspect. OMG two weeks at number 1 and Katy only at no. 4? The whole thing just seemed very hollow and superficial to me.

Yes, you are so right. I agree with you 100%.

Thanks, Arnold.

[richie]

Interesting interview with Shadoe Stevens concerning the 40th anniversary of AT40, and
some other things.
www.billboard.com/column/chartbeat/american-top-40-flashback-shadoe-stevens-1004102428.story?tag=hpfeed#/column/chartbeat/american-top-40-flashback-shadoe-stevens-1004102428.story?tag=hpfeed