Schedule: Week Of 8-15-16

[Jeff Michaels]

MONDAY 8-15-16:

12am: Soft Rock Mix
4am: James Murphy's Pure Grooves
7am: Jeff Michaels Show: REM
9am: Joe Cantello Presents The Hits Of The Cash Box Charts: Top 100 Of 1971 Part 2
12pm: Soft Rock Mix
4pm: James Murphy's Pure Grooves
7pm: Jeff Michaels Show: REM
9pm: Joe Cantello Presents The Hits Of The Cash Box Charts: Top 100 Of 1971 Part 2

TUESDAY 8-16-16:

12am: Wacky Weird & Wild Two Fer Tuesday
3:45am: The Don & Mike Show: From June 2003
6:30am: Metal Mountain Classics: #72
8:30am: American Top 40: 6-9-79 (Sub Host: Bruce Phillip Miller)
12pm: Wacky Weird & Wild Two Fer Tuesday
3:45pm: The Don & Mike Show: From June 2003
6:30pm: Metal Mountain Classics: #72
8:30pm: American Top 40: 6-9-79 (Sub Host: Bruce Phillip Miller)

WEDNESDAY 8-17-16:

12am: Wacky Weird & Wild Music Mix
4am: American Top 40: 5-3-75
6:30am: Cornflakes & Classics: The Elton John Show (Goodbye Yellow Brick Road-Studio)
7:30am: The Robert W. Morgan Special Of The Week: Lou Rawls
8:30am: American Top 40: The Shadoe Stevens Years 8-20-94
12pm: Wacky Weird & Wild Music Mix
4pm: American Top 40: 5-3-75
6:30pm: Cornflakes & Classics: The Elton John Show (Goodbye Yellow Brick Road-Studio)
7:30pm: The Robert W. Morgan Special Of The Week: Lou Rawls
8:30pm: American Top 40: The Shadoe Stevens Years 8-20-94

THURSDAY 8-18-16:

12am: Classic Rock Triple Play Thursdays
4am: The Don & Mike Show: From June 2003
7am: Metal Mountain NEW
9am: James Murphy's Missing In Action
12pm: Classic Rock Triple Play Thursdays
4pm: The Don & Mike Show: From June 2003
7pm: Metal Mountain NEW
9pm: James Murphy's Missing In Action

FRIDAY 8-19-16:

12am: Smooth Jazz Mix
2am: The History Of Rock N Roll
3am: American Country Countdown: 2-22-92
6:30am: Gold Rush - The Tom Daniels Radio Show
8:30am: Casey's Top 40: 4-15-89
12pm: Smooth Jazz Mix
1:40pm: The History Of Rock N Roll
2:35pm: American Country Countdown: 2-22-92
6:10pm: Gold Rush - The Tom Daniels Radio Show
8:20pm: Casey's Top 40: 4-15-89

*** TAKE NOTE AT PM TIMES!!!!

SATURDAY 8-20-16:

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
8:10am: Cornflakes & Classics: The Elton John Show
9:10am: The Robert W. Morgan Special Of The Week: Lou Rawls
10am: American Top 40: 8-20-77
12:35pm: American Top 40: 8-18-84
3:50pm: American Top 40: The Shadoe Stevens Years 8-20-94
7:20pm: Joe Cantello Presents The Hits Of The Cash Box Charts: Top 100 Of 1971 Part 2
10:20pm: Wacky Weird & Wild Mix

SUNDAY 8-21-16:

1:35am: American Top 40: 8-20-77
4:10am: American Top 40: 8-18-84
7:20am: American Top 40: The Shadoe Stevens Years 8-20-94
10:55am: Joe Cantello Presents The Hits Of The Cash Box Charts: Top 100 Of 1971 Part 2
1:55pm: Metal Mountain (This Week Tuesday ep)
3:55pm: Metal Mountain (This Week Thursday ep)
5:55pm: Jeff Michaels Show (This Week)
7:55pm: Gold Rush - The Tom Daniels Radio Show
10:05pm: Cornflakes & Classics: The Elton John Show
11:05pm: The Robert W. Morgan Special Of The Week: Lou Rawls

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

[Rodney]

This week covers hour 4 of the 52 hour History of Rock N Roll... and it's ALL Elvis. After all, he is the King of Rock and Roll... he's gotta be a big part of the show... deservedly so... This hour covers most of his hits from 1954 to 1962.

[Jeff Michaels]

Bump-a-rooni

[at40fansince1984]

After listening to one of your Chicago specials & last weeks 1975 AT40 show I can say that Chicago did all kinds of music but their oddest song has to be Harry Truman.

[Jeff Michaels]

Really? Why do you think that?

[djjoe1960]

It does sound like something from a musical rather than something a pop/rock band would release in 1975--but than that may have been the point!

[adam31]

Aug 14, 2016 20:03:24 GMT -5 djjoe1960 said:

It does sound like something from a musical rather than something a pop/rock band would release in 1975--but than that may have been the point!

Most pop/rock bands didn't have a horn section, something I always loved about Chicago.

[Jeff Michaels]

Yeah, it kinds does!

[at40fansince1984]

I liked Casey's description of "Almost A Novelty Song" which I kind of agree with. I'd never heard it till hearing it on AT40.

[Jeff Michaels]

Yeah. True too. I use it at trivia when we have questions on presidents. Especially if he's a choice.

[interstate19]

Loving today's JMS! A show like this episode is great, if for any reason it illustrates how great this band is because you could do four hours and still miss so much great stuff. Which is why I won't complain two of my favorite early period songs weren't included.

[Jeff Michaels]

Just curious, what ones I didn't play do you wish I did?

[interstate19]

From Fables, "Feeling Gravitys Pull" and "Maps And Legends" the former of which is in my Top 5 R.E.M. songs. That whole album has a darker tone than the first two. I only heard the first half of the show. I'll catch the rest later today.

[Jeff Michaels]

I went in date order through Monster and added in one more recent tune I love. Plus a 4 song live set.

[interstate19]

So nothing from New Adventures in Hi-Fi? That's my favorite album of theirs. No hits though, so I can understand if not.

[Jeff Michaels]

I'm not sure... The newer tune that I love is Imitation Of Life. Which album was that on?

I had to cut out a lot if I did at least 1 per album so I said screw it and cut it off at 95. Then realized I was leaving IOL out, so I added that. Plus the awesome bonus cuts.... (B-Sides and a guest cut!)

[at40fansince1984]

I guess that the Goodbye Yellow Brick Road show was recorded after the 40th anniversary celebration edition. I liked the Miguel version of Bennie & The Jets from it but I love that Biz Markie version you played. I was trying to figure out who it was then I recognized that's Biz Markie. That one of the few Beastie Boys albums I don't have I might have to find it just for that song that is hilarious.