Schedule: Week Of March 7, 2016

[Jeff Michaels]

MONDAY 3-7-16:

12am: Soft Rock Mix
4am: James Murphy's Pure Grooves
7am: Jeff Michaels Show: Stax Records Special Part 1
9am: Music Expert Retro Countdown: Top 100 #2 Hits Part 2
12:30pm: Soft Rock Mix
3:15pm: James Murphy's Pure Grooves
6:15pm: Jeff Michaels Show: Stax Records Special Part 1
8:15pm: Music Expert Retro Countdown: Top 100 #2 Hits Part 2

TUESDAY 3-8-16:

12am: Wacky Weird & Wild Two Fer Tuesday
CHARLIE TUNA TRIBUTE
2am: American Top 20: 10-8-05 (SUB HOST: Charlie Tuna)
5am: American Top 20: 8-12-06 (SUB HOST: Charlie Tuna)
7:30am: Metal Mountain Classics: #49
9:30am: American Top 40: 10-14-78
12pm: Wacky Weird & Wild Two Fer Tuesday
CHARLIE TUNA TRIBUTE
2pm: American Top 20: 10-8-05 (SUB HOST: Charlie Tuna)
5pm: American Top 20: 8-12-06 (SUB HOST: Charlie Tuna)
7:30pm: Metal Mountain Classics: #49
9:30pm: American Top 40: 10-14-78

WEDNESDAY 3-9-16:

12am: Wacky Weird & Wild Music Mix
4am: American Top 40: 9-7-74
6:30am: Cornflakes & Classics: The Elton John Show (Captain Fantastic "Studio")
7:30am: Royal Treatment Show (The Works)
8:30am: Classic American Top 40 w/Shadoe Stevens: 3-16-91
12pm: Wacky Weird & Wild Music Mix
4pm: American Top 40: 9-7-74
6:30pm: Cornflakes & Classics: The Elton John Show (Captain Fantastic "Studio")
7:30pm: Royal Treatment Show (The Works)
8:30pm: Classic American Top 40 w/Shadoe Stevens: 3-16-91

THURSDAY 3-10-16:

12am: Classic Rock Triple Play Thursdays
4am: The Don & Mike Show: 4-10-03
7am: Metal Mountain #109
9am: James Murphy's Missing In Action
12pm: Classic Rock Triple Play Thursdays
4pm: The Don & Mike Show: 4-10-03
7pm: Metal Mountain #109
9pm: James Murphy's Missing In Action

FRIDAY 3-11-16:

12am: Smooth Jazz Mix
4am: American Country Countdown: 4-10-82
6:30am: Gold Rush - The Tom Daniels Radio Show
8:30am: American Top 40: 8-28-93
12pm: Smooth Jazz Mix
4pm: American Country Countdown: 4-10-82
6:30pm: Gold Rush - The Tom Daniels Radio Show
8:30pm: American Top 40: 8-28-93

SATURDAY 3-12-16:

12am: Metal Mountain (This Week Tuesday ep)
2am: Metal Mountain (This Week Thursday ep)
4am: Jeff Michaels Show (This Week)
6am: Gold Rush - The Tom Daniels Radio Show
8am: Cornflakes & Classics: The Elton John Show
9am: Royal Treatment Show
10am: American Top 40: 3-13-71
12:25pm: American Top 40: 3-15-86
3:45pm: Classic American Top 40 w/Shadoe Stevens: 3-16-91
7:30pm: Music Expert Retro Countdown: Top 100 #2 Hits Part 2
11:10pm: Soft Rock Mix

SUNDAY 3-13-16:

12am: American Top 40: 3-13-71
3:20am: American Top 40: 3-15-86
6:40am: Classic American Top 40 w/Shadoe Stevens: 3-16-91
10:25am: Music Expert Retro Countdown: Top 100 #2 Hits Part 2
2pm: Metal Mountain (This Week Tuesday ep)
4pm: Metal Mountain (This Week Thursday ep)
6pm: Jeff Michaels Show (This Week)
8pm: Gold Rush - The Tom Daniels Radio Show
10pm: Cornflakes & Classics: The Elton John Show
11pm: Royal Treatment Show

Please be aware that times are approximate and may be off in either direction due to lengths of other shows.

[Jeff Michaels]

Changed the schedule for 3-8-16. Preempting The Don & Mike Show and part of Two Fer Tuesday for a tribute to legendary DJ and Game Show Announcer Charlie Tuna.

He sub hosted twice for Casey and we will play them both.

Special thanks to Adam for providing the shows!

[adam31]

Jeff, awesome to hear, thanks for putting them on the schedule. This guy deserves a tribute as he is an inspiration to all those who have been in radio. Shame to say that the BOSS JOCK is no more thanks to idiot PD's, owners, and rampant automation.

A station's sound is not based off its sales staff, but it's DJ's, I never understood why DJ's were always thought of as disposable, especially in small and medium markets. The only reason is no one came up with a sales "robot" or a way to automate sales. Television never treated it's air talent like cCrap. Television understands to this day it's important to a station image, and a "news team" is paid well as far as I know. If only radio knew it too, the industry may not be falling apart.

[interstate19]

My only experience listening to Charlie Tuna is through TV promos he did in the 80s for I think it was K-Earth 101 in LA. I didn't get that station where I lived, but I knew enough to know he was a big name. Plus I thought it was funny he shared a name with the Starkist mascot. In the early 80s I was a Lohman and Barkley KFI kid.

[at40fansince1984]

Anyone know where you can find playlists for those AT20 shows.

[Jeff Michaels]

I don't know. Adam might have a cue sheet, he might not. He didn't send it with the files so I doubt it.

You could check umdmusic.com it's billboard but it will give you an idea.

[adam31]

Mar 2, 2016 16:30:44 GMT -5 Jeff Michaels said:

I don't know. Adam might have a cue sheet, he might not. He didn't send it with the files so I doubt it.

You could check umdmusic.com it's billboard but it will give you an idea.

Don't have the cue sheets, I don't think they are accessible on the net anywhere for anything but Classic AT40. We are sort of spoiled with access to those.

[at40fansince1984]

One of the other sites I use is oldradioshows.com. It has the AT40 chart listings & some other shows but only lists the charts for the shows he has. If it's the American Top 20 (not the AC version) he has a couple a month or two before each show & if the songs are like those listed (let's just say the many extras & ads if there is any are better than the current songs).

[Jeff Michaels]

I am listening to the 8-12-06 show as I am loading shows into the system for the week... Its not too bad. Artists like Nickelback, James Blunt (NOT YOU'RE BEAUTIFUL EITHER, which floored me!), Rascal Flatts, Natasha Bedingfield, Bo Bice & Jack Johnson.

Plus a lot of extras. I have heard Lonestar and Human League for example...

Please check the times, the later AT40 is a shorter version of the 4 hour show, so it shuffled the times a little bit.

[Jeff Michaels]

Also, we will be trying out a new way for Triple Play Thursday.

We would like feedback for sure!

It will be the 12pm-4pm airing this Thursday and we have some great tunes to play you!

In the 4 hour span, you'll hear cuts by The Guess Who, Supertramp, Elton John, Pink Floyd, Styx, Chicago, Steely Dan, CCR and many others.

Each set has a deep cut in between two more well known cuts. (Sometimes a live version of a hit or a single that didn't hit. Or a key LP cut that cannot be fairly called a deep cut. i.e. Stairway To Heaven)

[mitchm]

On Tuesday, you've still got the 4-hour 10/14/78 AT40 scheduled in 2.5 hours. Is that time going to change?

[mitchm]

What time is the 2nd part of the Top 100 #2 shows scheduled to start tomorrow? The facebook page says 8:30 while this schedule board still says 9:00.

[Jeff Michaels]

This board is correct for the week give or take a few minutes.

As for AT40, I mentioned in a comment above it is a shorter 3 hour version but all 40 songs. I think a while back premiere tried to squeeze 4 hour shows onto 3 hours.

[at40fansince1984]

I'm guessing they edited out the 3 extras, the 3 #1's of the 60's & maybe the LDD. Also does Sundays schedule add in the loss of an hour for daylight savings time?

[Jeff Michaels]

Ah Crap, no. I'll take it out of the music mix.

[Jeff Michaels]

Fixed

[interstate19]

Caught TPT last night (and listening now as well)

"Wah Wah" was already one of my favorite tracks from All Things Must Pass (and isn't it hard to pick a favorite?) The instrumental version was a revelation. I love stuff like that. Klaus Voorman's bass on that track is incredible! Nice to be able to pick it out from the Wall of Sound. So many legendary musicians played on that track.

[Jeff Michaels]

I heard a great instrumental version once. Fantastic stuff!

Hope you're enjoying the new way. We're giving it a test run now to see how it sounds. I think pretty good.

[interstate19]

Wait... You did play the instrumental version.

[Jeff Michaels]

Oh, there's an alternate take. It's damn good too!