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HITBOUND 2013-07-21  Martin Block, WABC New York, April 16, 1960 (scoped)    HITBOUND 2012-07-22  Kris Stevens, WCFL Chicago, August 23, 1972 (scoped) The Slim One, KKFR Phoenix AZ March 30, 1987 Pt.1 (scoped)    HITBOUND 2011-07-17  Dave Fox, KAYK K-96 Provo/Salt Lake City UT 1976 (scoped)

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Below is AC#003, the third sample program subject to unreasonable regulations that should not apply to the Repository. We are NOT a "music" website!. The only relief we can expect must come from reasonable and understanding administrators of the Statutory Law — and we are waiting to hear from them. Click here for a working demonstration of unscoped airchecks presented in a way acceptable to the RIAA. Real Player is not required. THIS WEEK: SIX exhibits, Total Time 05 hrs 33 mins in length, running continuously. It begins with a LISTENER REQUEST from 1964, and then features an exhibit from each year through 1969. The RIAA should note: NONE of these exhibits were selected for their music. Murray The K, Mad Daddy, WINS New York, October 1964 (01:12:00) William A. Emperor Hap Hopkins, KROY Sacramento CA May 1965 (32:57) Steve Lundy, KILT Houston TX July 7, 1966 (01:04:14) Larry Lujack, WCFL Chicago, April 28, 1967 (27:08) Dan Ingram, WABC NY July 20, 1968 (01:13:48) The Real Don Steele, KHJ Los Angeles, July 21, 1969 Pt.1 (01:01:32) The appearance of this demonstration is by no means finalized. But it does what it is supposed to do, as our technology allows. It will also work on most mobile devices. COMMENT

Week Ending 07-26-14 838 of 948 (88%) RESPONDED 127 TOTAL HOURS REPORTED THIS WEEK 413 TITLES CHARTED THIS WEEK The FAB 40 is determined by actual REELRADIO listeners and ranked by SHARE of total listening time in the previous week by Real Players configured to report. Additional explanation and expanded data is available. These reports are updated weekly and provide full listings of all Repository content streamed in the past week.

07/05 07/12 07/19 NOW - Week Ending 07-26-14 WKS ON - - HB 1 Ted Quillin 1964, KRLA Pasadena April 1, 1992 (scoped) 2 - - 7 2 The REELRADIO Tenth Birthday Special, February 12, 2006 3 - - HB 3 Bob Eubanks 1965, KRLA Pasadena April 1, 1992 Pt.2 (scoped) 2 - - 25 4 Sensational Sixties Spots Montage 3 - - 14 5 Bootleg Top 40 Volume 1, 1971 3 - - 5 6 Classic and Classy Radio Commercials, 1950s-1970s 3 - - 11 7 The Last Day: KRIZ Phoenix July 1978 3 - - 13 8 Radio's Revolution and the World's Happiest Broadcasters 3 - - - 9 Jim Hawthorne, KNX Los Angeles, 1951 2 - - 1 10 The Real Don Steele, KHJ Los Angeles, July 4, 1968 (scoped) 3 - - 40 11 West Coast Boss Composite, Drake-Era 60s 3 - - 30 12 Super 70s Spots Montage 3 - - 6 13 Bob Sirott, WLS Chicago, June 16, 1977 (scoped) 3 - - - 14 Roby Yonge with John Paul Roberts, June 13, 1995 2 - - - 15 Brother Bill Gable, CKLW Windsor-Detroit, April 6, 1974 (scoped) 2 - - - 16 Bob Eubanks, KRLA Sixties Composite Pt.1, April 1, 1992 (scoped) 2 - - - 17 Jimmy Rabbitt, KHJ Los Angeles, May 24, 1972 (scoped) 2 - - 4 18 KLIF Dallas TX, November 22, 1963 3 - - - 19 Ron Landry, WDRC Hartford CT. June 18, 1965 (scoped) 2 - - - 20 Dan Ingram WABC New York Composite Summer 1974 2 - - - 21 Robert W. Morgan KRTH Los Angeles Video 1994 2 - - 34 22 Dan Ingram, WABC NY July 22, 1967 Pt.2 (scoped) 3 - - - 23 The Real Don Steele Remembered, Part 2 2 - - - 24 The Real Don Steele Remembered, Part 1 2 - - - 25 Mike Scott, KCBQ San Diego, July 28, 1967 (scoped) 2 - - - 26 Dr. Don Rose KFRC San Francisco March 10 1978 2 - - - 27 Chuck Leonard, WABC New York, October 9, 1968 (scoped) 2 - - 15 28 Mark Elliot, KHJ Los Angeles June 25 1975 Part Two (scoped) 3 - - 39 29 KCBQ San Diego, 1958-1978 3 - - - 30 PD Presents: Pirates - The Era of Swashbuckling Radio, 1973 2 - - 9 31 Dan Ingram, Ron Lundy, WABC, May 10 1982 3 - - - 32 WCBS-FM New York, Radio Greats Reunion 1991 Part 1 (scoped) 2 3 17 27 33 KWST Los Angeles Format Change June 30, 1981 5 - - - 34 Russ "Weird Beard" Knight, KILT Houston, 1965 2 - - - 35 Dan Ingram, WABC New York, June 12, 1964 (scoped) 2 - - - 36 Fabulous 50s Spots! 2 - - - 37 Bob Elliot, KGB San Diego, July 28, 1967 Pt.2 (scoped) 2 - - - 38 WKTU Disco 92 New York Composite, February 1979 2 - - 31 39 Shotgun Tom Kelly Salute to San Diego Radio 3 - - - 40 The Real Don Steele, KHJ Los Angeles CA June 15 1968 2

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"... Todd (Storz) and some others were sitting around figuring out what they could do on their station and they noticed that WDSU had a program called the Top 20. And they thought if the Top 20 was successful, that the Top 40 would be even better - and that's what they said - We're going to be twice as good as WDSU 'cause we're gonna play - The Top 40." - Hon. Wm. L. Armstrong, U.S.S., Ret., Denver, Colorado from Radio's Revolution and the World's Happiest Broadcasters

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