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* From 1986 through 2012 (plus a one-off in 2016), ''Radio/TheBobAndTomShow'' released albums that compiled popular recent skits, guest appearances, songs, etc. at the rate of at least one per year, as well as GreatestHitsAlbum-style compilations for particularly popular characters or topics. All of them went out of print within a few years and their topical nature rendered reissues out of the question, even more so for the collections made before the show went national in 1995, because they included many Indiana-specific skits/songs. Worse, two early titles (''A Day at the Race!'' and ''Good Morning Saudi Arabia'') were cassette-only releases.
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* From 1986 through 2012 (plus a one-off in 2016), ''Radio/TheBobAndTomShow'' released albums that compiled popular recent skits, guest appearances, songs, etc. at the rate of at least one per year, as well as GreatestHitsAlbum-style compilations for particularly popular characters or topics. All of them went out of print within a few years and their topical nature rendered reissues out of the question, even more so for the collections made before the show went national in 1995, because they included many Indiana-specific skits/songs. Worse, two early titles (''A Day at the Race!'' and ''Good Morning Saudi Arabia'') were cassette-only releases. Also, sometime around 2022, the albums that are available on Apple Music were replaced with new releases of them, losing a few tracks in the process.
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* From 1986 through 2012 (plus a one-off in 2016), ''Radio/TheBobAndTomShow'' released albums that compiled popular recent skits, guest appearances, songs, etc. at the rate of at least one per year, as well as GreatestHitsAlbum-style compilations for particularly popular characters or topics. All of them went out of print within a few years and their UnintentionalPeriodPiece nature rendered reissues out of the question, even more so for the collections made before the show went national in 1995, because they included many Indiana-specific skits/songs. Worse, two early titles (''A Day at the Race!'' and ''Good Morning Saudi Arabia'') were cassette-only releases.
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* From 1986 through 2012 (plus a one-off in 2016), ''Radio/TheBobAndTomShow'' released albums that compiled popular recent skits, guest appearances, songs, etc. at the rate of at least one per year, as well as GreatestHitsAlbum-style compilations for particularly popular characters or topics. All of them went out of print within a few years and their UnintentionalPeriodPiece topical nature rendered reissues out of the question, even more so for the collections made before the show went national in 1995, because they included many Indiana-specific skits/songs. Worse, two early titles (''A Day at the Race!'' and ''Good Morning Saudi Arabia'') were cassette-only releases.
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** The second program of the original 1970-1995 series – aired July 11, 1970 – is thought to be lost, although later, a "July 11, 1970" program was supposedly created featuring segments from shows aired in July and early August, 1970.
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** The second program episode of the original 1970-1995 series – aired July 11, 1970 – is thought to be lost, although missing the master tape for its third hour. Many years later, a "July 11, 1970" program de facto "third hour" was supposedly created featuring segments from shows aired in July and early August, 1970.
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** Although all programs from the Shadoe Stevens-era (1988-1995) exist, they are not owned by Premiere Radio Networks, owners of the ''American Top 40'' franchise since 1998 (when they were known as AM[=/=]FM Radio Networks); instead, they are owned by Cumulus Media (successors to the show's original production company, Creator/{{ABC}} Watermark; interestingly, Cumulus now also owns Westwood One, owners of ''Casey's Top 40''). A video uploaded by Shadoe to his personal Website/YouTube account in 2015 suggested his episodes would soon be syndicated, but this never came to pass.
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** Although all programs from the Shadoe Stevens-era (1988-1995) exist, they are not owned by Premiere Radio Networks, owners of the ''American Top 40'' franchise since 1998 (when they were known as AM[=/=]FM Radio Networks); instead, they are owned by Cumulus Media (successors to the show's original production company, Creator/{{ABC}} Watermark; interestingly, Cumulus now also owns Westwood One, owners of ''Casey's Top 40''). A video uploaded by Shadoe to his personal Website/YouTube account in 2015 suggested his episodes would soon be syndicated, but this never came still has yet to pass.happen as of 2022.
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* All episodes from [=AT40=]'s sister program, ''Radio/AmericanCountryCountdown'', are believed to exist in its entirety from the show's beginning (since 1973), but with few exceptions they have almost never been replayed. Shows from the 1990s were aired as part of "ACC Rewind” from 2013-2019.
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* All episodes from [=AT40=]'s sister program, ''Radio/AmericanCountryCountdown'', are believed to exist in its entirety from the show's beginning (since 1973), but with few exceptions they have almost never been replayed. Shows 1973). With the exception of select shows from the 1990s were 1990s, aired as part of "ACC Rewind” the series ''ACC Rewind With Bob Kingsley'' (2015-2019), these shows have not been re-aired.
** All episodes from2013-2019.Kingsley's subsequent program, ''Radio/BobKingsleysCountryTop40'' (which he helmed from 2006 until his death in 2019), exist. Reruns began airing, starting with the debut program of January 7, 2006, on WSM-AM in Nashville, but were previously never re-aired.
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** Although all programs from the Shadoe Stevens-era (1988-1995) exist, they are not owned by Premiere Radio Networks, owners of the ''American Top 40'' franchise since 1998 (when they were known as AM[=/=]FM Radio Networks); instead, they are owned by Cumulus Media (successors to the show's original production company, Creator/{{ABC}} Watermark; interestingly, Cumulus now also owns Westwood One, owners of ''Casey's Top 40''). A video uploaded by Shadoe to his personal Website/YouTube account in 2015 seems to suggest that his episodes may soon be syndicated to various radio stations as a rerun package, in the style of ''Casey Kasem's American Top 40: The '70s/'80s''. In the meantime, like the above, episodes can be found on [=YouTube=].
* All episodes from [=AT40=]'s sister program, ''Radio/AmericanCountryCountdown'', are believed to exist in its entirety from the show's beginning (since 1973), but – aside from the trading circuit or various download services – they have almost never been replayed. Those that have probably are the occasional specials – as opposed to regular weekly programs – and usually on small, rural stations. They finally began airing as part of "ACC Rewind", a feature which airs a random show from any point between 1990 and the early 2000s alongside an episode of host Bob Kingsley's successor show, ''Radio/BobKingsleysCountryTop40''.
* All episodes from [=AT40=]'s sister program, ''Radio/AmericanCountryCountdown'', are believed to exist in its entirety from the show's beginning (since 1973), but – aside from the trading circuit or various download services – they have almost never been replayed. Those that have probably are the occasional specials – as opposed to regular weekly programs – and usually on small, rural stations. They finally began airing as part of "ACC Rewind", a feature which airs a random show from any point between 1990 and the early 2000s alongside an episode of host Bob Kingsley's successor show, ''Radio/BobKingsleysCountryTop40''.
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** Although all programs from the Shadoe Stevens-era (1988-1995) exist, they are not owned by Premiere Radio Networks, owners of the ''American Top 40'' franchise since 1998 (when they were known as AM[=/=]FM Radio Networks); instead, they are owned by Cumulus Media (successors to the show's original production company, Creator/{{ABC}} Watermark; interestingly, Cumulus now also owns Westwood One, owners of ''Casey's Top 40''). A video uploaded by Shadoe to his personal Website/YouTube account in 2015 seems to suggest that suggested his episodes may would soon be syndicated syndicated, but this never came to various radio stations as a rerun package, in the style of ''Casey Kasem's American Top 40: The '70s/'80s''. In the meantime, like the above, episodes can be found on [=YouTube=].
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* All episodes from [=AT40=]'s sister program, ''Radio/AmericanCountryCountdown'', are believed to exist in its entirety from the show's beginning (since 1973), but– aside from the trading circuit or various download services – with few exceptions they have almost never been replayed. Those that have probably are Shows from the occasional specials – as opposed to regular weekly programs – and usually on small, rural stations. They finally began airing 1990s were aired as part of "ACC Rewind", a feature which airs a random show Rewind” from any point between 1990 and the early 2000s alongside an episode of host Bob Kingsley's successor show, ''Radio/BobKingsleysCountryTop40''.2013-2019.
* All episodes from [=AT40=]'s sister program, ''Radio/AmericanCountryCountdown'', are believed to exist in its entirety from the show's beginning (since 1973), but
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* Creator/BigFinish has had this happen twice. ''Series/TheTomorrowPeople'' had a series of audio dramas featuring the original 1970s cast. Five series of audios were released, and during production of the 6th series, their license was revoked and Big Finish had to remove all sales links from their site. A similar thing happened with their continuation of ''Series/SapphireAndSteel'.
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* Creator/BigFinish has had this happen twice. ''Series/TheTomorrowPeople'' had a series of audio dramas featuring the original 1970s cast. Five series of audios were released, and during production of the 6th series, their license was revoked and Big Finish had to remove all sales links from their site. A similar thing happened with their continuation of ''Series/SapphireAndSteel'.''Series/SapphireAndSteel''.
