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  "Every week we count down the most
popular songs in America from Tarrytown, New York, to Camptown, Pennsylvania; from Georgetown, Kentucky, to Morgantown,
Indiana. Slipping to number 20 this week, here's Lipps, Inc. with 'Funkytown'."
  
  
  American
Top 40 with Casey Kasem aired on radio from July 4, 1970 until August 6, 1988. This recording is a rebroadcast from
internet radio.
  
  In this countdown:
  
  The new record holder for most weeks at number one on
the disco chart (nine weeks that is) makes its debut at number 40, "Me Without You" by Andy Gibb.
  
  The
remakes are showing off their re-makeovers. Linda Ronstadt is at number 38 with her remake "I Can't Let Go" (which gives
her eleven hit remakes, breaking her tie with Aretha Franklin who has ten).
  
  "Gimme Some Lovin'" (at
number 19) by the Blues Brothers was originally just a demo by the Spencer Davis Group, now it's all grown up.
  

  "More Love" (at number 15) by Kim Carnes was originally a hit by Smokey Robinson and the Miracles (Casey plays a
portion of the original and you knew that he would).
  
  "One Fine Day" (at number 13) by Carole King was
first a number 5 hit in 1963 for the Chiffons. It has been covered by a lot of artists and has appeared in many
soundtracks (King co-wrote the song, but was probably waiting to see if the public really liked it).
  
 
"Cupid" (at number 4) by the Spinners is actually two songs in one. "Cupid" (a Sam Cooke classic from 1961) and "I've
Loved You For A Long Time" written by Michael Zager.
  
  From the AT40 Book of Records, Casey tells which
song took the most time to climb to its peak position. He says while most songs average 10 weeks, this one took over 7
months to get to number 16.
  
  Finally, Casey remembers the very first country song to hit number one on the
pop chart. It was a song against smoking. Then before "Let My Love Open The Door" by Pete Townsend (at number 25), he
says this rock legend was told by several doctors to either quit performing or go deaf. Casey says Townsend wore ear
plugs for a while and even though his hearing improved, he quit using them and decided not to worry about deafness
because rock 'n' roll was more important! But that's not all. In the last hour there is a Long Distance Dedication from
a teen who lost hearing in one ear from drug use because she was trying to fit in.
  
  The moral is; smoking
is not good unless you're against it, in which case you will become popular. Deafness caused by drug use done trying to
become popular is bad, but self-inflicted deafness is not if you are a rock-star in a band whose name indicates you
didn't hear which person I was just talking about! (Who?)
  
  LW#3: The Rose - Bette Midler
  LW#2:
It's Still Rock And Roll To Me - Billy Joel
  LW#1: Coming Up - Paul McCartney And Wings
  40: Me Without You
- Andy Gibb
  39: All Out Of Love - Air Supply
  38: I Can't Let Go - Linda Ronstadt
  37: Cars - Gary
Numan
  36: King Of The Hill - Rick Pinette & Oak
  35: She's Out Of My Life - Michael Jackson
  34:
Biggest Part Of Me - Ambrosia
  33: Make A Little Magic - Dirt Band
  32: Walks Like A Lady - Journey
 
EXTRA: Cathy's Clown - Everly Brothers
  31: Jo Jo - Boz Scaggs
  30: Into The Night - Benny Mardones
 
29: Old-Fashion Love - Commodores
  LDD: Danny's Song - Anne Murray
  28: Take A Little Rhythm - Ali
Thomson
  27: Against The Wind - Bob Seger
  26: Stand By Me - Mickey Gilley
  25: Let My Love Open The
Door - Pete Townsend
  24: Misunderstanding - Genesis
  23: Sailing - Christopher Cross
  22: Empire
Strikes Back Medley - Meco
  EXTRA: Everybody's Somebody's Fool - Connie Francis
  21: All Night Long - Joe
Walsh
  20: Funkytown - Lipps, Inc.
  19: Gimme Some Lovin' - Blues Brothers
  18: Love The World Away -
Kenny Rogers
  17: Emotional Rescue - Rolling Stones
  16: I'm Alive - Electric Light Orchestra
  15:
More Love - Kim Carnes
  14: In America - Charlie Daniels Band
  EXTRA: Desperado - Eagles
  13: One Fine
Day - Carole King
  12: Tired Of Toein' The Line - Rocky Burnett
  EXTRA: Alley-Oop - Hollywood Argyles
 
11: Take Your Time - S.O.S. Band
  10: Let Me Love You Tonight - Pure Prairie League
  9: Let's Get Serious -
Jermaine Jackson
  8: The Rose - Bette Midler
  7: Magic - Olivia Newton-John
  LDD: No No Song - Ringo
Starr
  6: Steal Away - Robbie Dupree
  5: Shining Star - Manhattens
  4: Cupid - Spinners
  3:
Little Jeannie - Elton John
  2: Coming Up - Paul McCartney & Wings
  1: It's Still Rock And Roll To Me -
Billy Joel 						

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