「Top-40」の共起表現一覧(1語右で並び替え)
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, which was an early hybrid of Classic leaning | Top-40 and Classic Rock. |
he format was officially dubbed as a hybrid of | Top-40 and "Hot AC" in the 1980s when owned by Tomlin |
that should fit in well on adult contemporary, | Top-40 and alternative radio" with memorable melody t |
But by late 1974, after losing the | top-40 battle to WCOD, the station switched to an "Ad |
h Universal Music and made the Australian ARIA | Top-40 charts in April 2004. |
he UK singles chart before dropping out of the | top-40 completely. |
the top many dance-charts and became his first | Top-40 cross-over hit. |
e station returned to a partial simulcast of a | Top-40 format with WAIR, but the 93.1 station took on |
For several years, WCIB programmed a | Top-40 format. |
s radio station was once called WFBC-AM with a | top-40 format. |
, WAYS operated on the FM dial at 99.1, with a | top-40 format. |
S (96 KOS) and later WZKS (96 Kiss), both with | Top-40 formats. |
It was the first American | Top-40 hit for them, peaking at #32 in January 1966. |
Their third album, Anytime, included the | top-40 hit "Living Without Your Love" and live show h |
pop-music scene in 1989 and had two Billboard | Top-40 hits: "Soldier of Love" (#2) and "Sacred Emoti |
e Ohio to join his father J.W. at the station, | Top-40 music became the new format. |
rmat in 1984, the AM station continued to play | Top-40 music. |
tation briefly programmed country music) was a | Top-40 outlet. |
One of KQV's | top-40 personalities in the 1970s, with the on-air na |
sign became WHYE ('Y' Radio) with a very slick | top-40 presentation. |
000 watt signal covered much of the South with | Top-40 programming. |
eo released to date, containing 23 of their 26 | Top-40 R&B hits. |
Staggs eschewed the flashy theatrics of other | Top-40 radio hosts in favor a straightforward rock an |
rammer who began his radio career by answering | Top-40 request lines in Detroit. |
e themes, music from other countries, country, | Top-40: rock, R & B, urban contemporary, and so on, p |
m for Me" peaked at number 32, the band's 16th | top-40 single. |
e Knuckles in 1995, with whom she released two | Top-40 singles, and an album, Welcome to the Real Wor |
ha was used heavily in the music video for the | top-40 song Dead Eyes Opened by Severed Heads, and as |
changed its call letters to WWWQ and became a | Top-40 station serving the Atlanta radio market. |
Changed call letters to WWWT as a | Top-40 station. |
Heftel's mostly AM group of | Top-40 stations was sold in the late seventies. |
In early 1967, when WRKO changed format to | top-40, the station's new management wanted to build |
later known as WKBX (1977-85), which went from | top-40 to religious to country, before changing to WB |
le, "Back in Love Again", which would become a | top-40 UK hit. |
1956, solo by Teresa Brewer, best-selling | top-40 version |
For years, WBOW was a full-service news and | top-40 voice, and often the leading station, in the T |
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