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* TheRunnerUpTakesItAll: Pretty much avoided during the Kingsley era for its year-end countdowns, in particular the 1980s when the show compiled its own year-end countdown (although based on the ''Billboard'' magazine's country chart), when ranking any song that did not reach No. 1 within that year's top-10. The only time during the 1980s when that happened was 1982, when Music/HankWilliamsJr had that year's No. 8 song with his iconic "A Country Boy Can Survive," which spent three weeks at No. 2 that April.
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* TheRunnerUpTakesItAll: Pretty much avoided during the Kingsley era for its year-end countdowns, in particular the 1980s when the show compiled its own year-end countdown (although based on the ''Billboard'' magazine's country chart), when ranking any song that did not reach No. 1 within that year's top-10. The only time during the 1980s when that happened was 1982, when Music/HankWilliamsJr had that year's No. 8 song with his iconic "A Country Boy Can Survive," which spent three weeks at No. 2 that April. During that era, a song pretty much had to reach No. 1 to be ranked in the top 10 of the entire year.
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* ThePeteBest: Original host Don Bowman, whose work on the show has become all but forgotten, since shows have not been rerun and the better-known tenure of Bob Kingsley, the producer-turned-successor host, became associated with the show's success.
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* TheRunnerUpTakesItAll: Pretty much avoided during the Kingsley era for its year-end countdowns, in particular the 1980s when the show compiled its own year-end countdown (although based on the ''Billboard'' magazine's country chart), when ranking any song that did not reach No. 1 within that year's top-10. The only time during the 1980s when that happened was 1982, when Music/HankWilliamsJr had that year's No. 8 song with his iconic "A Country Boy Can Survive," which spent three weeks at No. 2 that April.
* TheRunnerUpTakesItAll: Pretty much avoided during the Kingsley era for its year-end countdowns, in particular the 1980s when the show compiled its own year-end countdown (although based on the ''Billboard'' magazine's country chart), when ranking any song that did not reach No. 1 within that year's top-10. The only time during the 1980s when that happened was 1982, when Music/HankWilliamsJr had that year's No. 8 song with his iconic "A Country Boy Can Survive," which spent three weeks at No. 2 that April.
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* HeyItsThatVoice: Casey Kasem, in occasional network public service announcements that aired during the years he and Kingsley were both associated with ABC Radio Networks.
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* ColbertBump: Bob played the Ricky Skaggs album cut "Halfway Home Cafe" on a 2002 episode, and the resulting airplay was enough to get the song on the charts.
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* CowboyBebopAtHisComputer: An unintentional example with Music/BradPaisley's "I Wish You'd Stay". On an early-2003 show, Bob announced that the song just missed the Top 10, peaking at #11, and was on its way down. A few weeks later, the song suddenly started picking up again, going on to peak at #7. (The country charts usually have very linear up-and-down runs, as they're tabulated from weekly gains in airplay, so it was very unusual for a song to suddenly rebound after what looked like a clear-cut peak.)
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* DuelingShows: The show competes with ''Bob Kingsley's Country Top 40'', ''The Crook & Chase Countdown'' (hosted by longtime television personalities Lorianne Crook and Charlie Chase) and ''[=CMT=]'s Country Countdown [=USA=]'' (with Lon Helton, a former executive of ''Radio & Records''). Previous competitors included ''The Weekly Country Music Countdown'' and ''The Foxworthy Countdown'', hosted by comedian Creator/JeffFoxworthy.
* ExecutiveMeddling: Kix cut the show down from 40 to 30 (although it's still a four-hour show) because program directors were supposedly "uncomfortable" with the songs in the 31-40 range. Apparently this was easier than the directors adding said songs to their playlists. (The show has since reverted to 40.)
* ExecutiveMeddling: Kix cut the show down from 40 to 30 (although it's still a four-hour show) because program directors were supposedly "uncomfortable" with the songs in the 31-40 range. Apparently this was easier than the directors adding said songs to their playlists. (The show has since reverted to 40.)
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* DuelingShows: The show competes with ''Bob Kingsley's Country Top 40'', ''The Crook & Chase Countdown'' (hosted by longtime television personalities Lorianne Crook and Charlie Chase) and ''[=CMT=]'s Country Countdown [=USA=]'' (with Lon Helton, a former executive of ''Radio & Records'').Records'', plus a different singer as a GuestHost every week). Previous competitors included ''The Weekly Country Music Countdown'' and ''The Foxworthy Countdown'', hosted by comedian Creator/JeffFoxworthy.
* ExecutiveMeddling: Kix cut the show down from 40 to 30 (althoughit's still it remained a four-hour show) because program directors were supposedly "uncomfortable" with the songs in the 31-40 range. Apparently this was easier than the directors adding said songs to their playlists. (The show has since reverted to 40.)
* ExecutiveMeddling: Kix cut the show down from 40 to 30 (although
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* DuelingShows: The show competes with ''Bob Kingsley's Country Top 40'', ''The Crook & Chase Countdown'' (hosted by longtime television personalities Lorianne Crook and Charlie Chase) and ''[=CMT=]'s Country Countdown [=USA=]'' (with Lon Helton, a former executive of ''Radio & Records''). Previous competitors included ''The Weekly Country Music Countdown'' and ''The Foxworthy Countdown'', hosted by comedian Creator/JeffFoxworhy.Creator/JeffFoxworthy.
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* DuelingShows: The show competes with ''Bob Kingsley's Country Top 40'', ''The Crook & Chase Countdown'' (hosted by longtime television personalities Lorianne Crook and Charlie Chase) and ''[=CMT=]'s Country Countdown [=USA=]'' (with Lon Helton, a former executive of ''Radio & Records'').Records''). Previous competitors included ''The Weekly Country Music Countdown'' and ''The Foxworthy Countdown'', hosted by comedian Creator/JeffFoxworhy.
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* ExecutiveMeddling: Kix cut the show down from 40 to 30 (although it's still a four-hour show) because program directors were supposedly "uncomfortable" with the songs in the 31-40 range. Apparently this was easier than the directors adding said songs to their playlists. (The show has since reverted to 40.)
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* DuelingShows: ''Bob Kingsley's Country Top 40'', ''The Crook & Chase Countdown'' (hosted by longtime television personalities Charlie Lorianne Crook and Lori Ann Charlie Chase) and ''[=CMT=]'s Country Countdown [=USA=]'' (with Lon Helton).Helton, a former executive of ''Radio & Records'').
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* HeyItsThatVoice: Casey Kasem, in occasional network public service announcements that aired during the years he and Kingsley were both associated with ABC Radio Networks.
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* DuelingShows: ''Bob Kingsley's Country Top 40'', ''The Crook & Chase Countdown'' (hosted by longtime television personalities Charlie Crook and Lori Ann Chase) and ''[=CMT=]'s Country Countdown [=USA=]'' (with Lon Helton).Helton).
* ThePeteBest: Original host Don Bowman, whose work on the show has become all but forgotten, since shows have not been rerun and the better-known tenure of Bob Kingsley, the producer-turned-successor host, became associated with the show's success.
* ThePeteBest: Original host Don Bowman, whose work on the show has become all but forgotten, since shows have not been rerun and the better-known tenure of Bob Kingsley, the producer-turned-successor host, became associated with the show's success.
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