Hot clocks, jingles, and top tunes: The Bartell group stations and the development of top 40 Radio

Charles F. Ganzert

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(1997). Hot clocks, jingles, and top tunes: The Bartell group stations and the development of top 40 Radio. Popular Music and Society: Vol. 21, No. 4, pp. 51-62.

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2003Milwaukee Journal Sentinel 1978Stay tuned: A concise history of American broadcasting 1969The Golden Web: A History of Broadcasting in the United States 1975American broadcasting : a source book on the history of radio and television 2018Radio in the Television Age 1979The development of the top 40 radio format

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