#AT40 Ray Steven’s is so good on serious songs like Mr. Businessman and Everything is Beautiful that it pains me to hear him on novelty songs.

#AT40 Made it past 12 EST! Thanks everybody and see you Saturday!

#AT40 Dim All the Lights another end of the disco era records that I liked! Who woulda thunk it?!

#AT40 Enough is enough! thats how I knew disco was fading; it had become so mainstream that even bland music lovers like me liked the songs!

#AT40 nowhere near my favorite Barry, but I’ll take it.

#AT40 Another wonderful Anne Murray song. I played her Greatest Hits album to death.

#AT40 two great ones in a row! This Night Won’t Last Forever is almost forgotten and was underrated even back then.

#AT40 Now we’re talking! You’re Only Lonely is one of the best songs of 1979.

#AT40 I admit liking Kermit’s song, and The Muppet Show in general.

#AT40 Definitely not a classic, but Elton is Elton so I’ll take it.

#AT40 liked the Sentimental Lady original on the Bare Trees album a lot. Never quite understood why he did it again.

#AT40 finishing law school and don’t remember many of these meh songs; do remember the Blizzard of 78 though. They don’t make em like that anymore.

#AT40 The great DJ Dan Ingram called this “Midnight At the Onassis”.

#AT40 was that a great Countdown or what!! See you Saturday!!

#AT40 We’ve all said it before, but Carole King is as good as it gets, and It’s Too Late is simply perfection.

#AT40 Don’t PYL!!!!Been waiting for it!! What a great, lasting, fun song that I still love.

#AT40 Any Grass Roots song. Anytime. Loved them then and still.

#AT40 Sorry I’m late; early 70s is great, and means I didn’t miss any BarryM!

#AT40 thanks everybody! See you next week!!!

#AT40 can’t play much today (family party). Have a good time and somebody stand up for Barry M for me!

#AT40 Eye in the Sky (out of the 70s) is my favorite Alan Parsons

#AT40 Jackie Wilson’s (faster) version of Higher & Nigher was better

#AT40 Elton. Best song of the year.

#AT40 Mind Games my favorite John solo.

#AT40 like Dawn enough but wish it were Candida

#AT40 ready to go! (Don’t pull your love was a great lead in song!)

The leadin Don’t Pull Your Love better than most we will hear today, but let’s go!

#AT40 Photograph is a darn good record.

#AmericanTop40 never liked either Simon or Garfunkel as much as I did Simon & Garfunkel. But All I Know was still pretty good.

#AT40 GYBR just one of Elton’s many bests. Greatness.

#AT40 Overlooked, but My Maria is really good.

#AT40 Random pickers choose 1973. Okay with me.

Happy birthday @gingersnapstn.bsky.social !!!!!! —Glenn

#AT40 The whole Pie is deserved. This song is, more than 54 years later, still remembered, talked about, analyzed, and yes, criticized. A true classic.

#AT40 I liked David and loved the PFamily, but then and still the original Association version of Cherish is the definitive one. Accept no substitutes.

#AT40 Ah! Now we’re talking! PF in the house!

#AT40 I’m a big Supremes fan and at the time I was set to complain about any cover version but this one proved to be pretty good.

And then I’ll Be There a fourth Number 1 a three months later. Really quite an accomplishment. #AT40

Like the Andy Williams 60s flashback. Those were the days. #AT40

W or w/o DR. Supremes always my favorite group growing up. #AT40

Liked Snowbird, Surfin Bird and Blackbird better than Silver Burd. #AT40

#AT40 Thank you Random Pickers! It’s 1970!

#AT40 I will share the pain with you all when Casey gets to #1. But for now let’s enjoy #2, a song that truly deserves to be up there.

#AT40 AGAIN! I still haven’t forgiven this song for beating out American Pie for the #1 song of 1972.

#AT40 American Pie — another song that absolutely deserves to be up at the top. Casey could have played the whole version though.

#AT40 nice. Best of the best. It’s Too Late and Carole King deserve to be there.

#AT40 Still not really happy she left the Supremes (my favorite group at the time) but DR is great all the time!

#AT40 Don’t forget Neil Sedaka wrote it, Casey!

#AT40 PFamily! A great Countdown already!

#AT40 As the great DJ Dan Ingram would introduce TWWW, “here’s the Humming Lady”