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HITBOUND 2014-02-23  Gerry Peterson, KCBQ San Diego CA. September 24, 1977 (scoped) Johnny Williams, CKLW Windsor-Detroit, December 31, 1973 Pt.8 (scoped)    HITBOUND 2013-02-17  Bill Winters, WCBS-FM New York January 1975 (scoped) Ron Landry, WDRC Hartford CT. June 18, 1965 (scoped) The Real Don Steele, KHJ Los Angeles, March 21, 1970 (scoped)    HITBOUND 2012-02-19  Bill Gable, CKLW Windsor-Detroit May 21 1977 Pt.1 (scoped)

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Week Ending 02-21-15 400 of 455 (87%) RESPONDED 66 TOTAL HOURS REPORTED THIS WEEK 226 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.

01/31 02/07 02/14 NOW - Week Ending 02-21-15 WKS ON - 13 2 1 Gary Owens, KMPC Los Angeles, June 16 1973 (scoped) 4 - - - 2 Dan Ingram, WABC NY July 20, 1968 (scoped) 2 - 11 3 3 Drake-Chenault Syndication and Jingle Demos, 1973 4 - - HB 4 Gary Owens, KEWB Oakland CA. September 29, 1959 (scoped) 2 2 1 1 5 Classic and Classy Radio Commercials, 1950s-1970s 9 - - - 6 The Bill Mouzis KHJ Promo Montage, 1965-1969 2 - - 37 7 Beaver Cleaver on 10Q, KTNQ Los Angeles 1977 3 - - HB 8 Gary Owens, Soundtrack Of The Sixties, March 28, 1981 Pt. 1 (scoped) 2 - - - 9 Lee Simms, WMYQ Miami, 1974 2 - - HB 10 Gary Owens, KEWB Oakland CA. August 10, 1960 (scoped) 2 - - 31 11 Chuck Leonard, WABC NY December 27, 1968 Pt.1(scoped) 3 - - - 12 WAKY Louisville Remembered, 2003 2 24 6 5 13 KHJ 1972 Composite 5 - - - 14 Shadoe Stevens, KHJ Los Angeles October 18 1970 Pt. 2 (scoped) 2 - - - 15 The Real Don Steele, KHJ Los Angeles March 29 1968 2 8 5 4 16 Lee Baby Simms, KCBQ San Diego, 1970 5 16 39 19 17 Super 70s Spots Montage 7 27 16 13 18 Bootleg Top 40 Volume 1, 1971 7 - - - 19 Composite, KRLA Los Angeles, 1963-1981 2 - - 23 20 Larry Lujack, WLS Farewell, Chicago 1987 3 18 7 26 21 Lee Baby, KOOL-FM Phoenix AZ January 11, 1996 (VIDEO) 5 - - - 22 Sensational Sixties Spots Montage 2 - - - 23 Lee Simms, KRLA Los Angeles April 30 1971 (scoped) 2 - - - 24 KHJ Story with Bill Drake 2 - - - 25 The Real Don Steele, KHJ Los Angeles, July 4, 1968 (scoped) 2 - - HB 26 Gary Owens, Soundtrack Of The Sixties, March 28, 1981 Pt. 3 (scoped) 2 - - - 27 WOR-FM New York Composite, 1968-1972 2 - - - 28 Charlie Tuna, KKDJ Los Angeles Rewind 73, Pt.3 (scoped) 2 - - 10 29 Harry Nelson, WRKO Boston, MA May 31, 1976 (scoped) 3 - - 29 30 Hiney Wine Presents Best of Rick Dees, WHBQ 3 21 17 9 31 Larry Lujack, Gary Meier, Steve Dahl, WLS Chicago February 22 1983, Pt. 2 5 - 38 25 32 Kris Stevens, WCFL Chicago, August 23, 1972 (scoped) 4 - - - 33 Charlie Van Dyke, KLIF Dallas, February 16, 1979 2 4 26 16 34 The REELRADIO Tenth Birthday Special, February 12, 2006 9 - - - 35 Murray The K, Soundtrack Of The 60's 9-27-1980 2 - - - 36 WLS Chicago Composite 1978 2 - - HB 37 Gary Owens, Soundtrack Of The Sixties, March 28, 1981 Pt. 2 (scoped) 2 - - 34 38 Robert L. (Bob) Collins, KCBQ San Diego December 17 1969 3 - - - 39 Kenny Everett, Dave Cash, Capital Radio London, February 13, 1974 (scoped) 2 - - - 40 The Slim One, KKFR Phoenix AZ March 30, 1987 Pt.1 (scoped) 2

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