I'm paying for this page, so I might as well use it during the hiatus.I'm a radio nerd, and every September 21st I listen to this from start to finish.It's The full broadcasting day from sign on to sign off of WJSV 1460 AM, Washington, D.C, on Thursday, September 21, 1939.I like to share, so here it is. Giving you a week advance so you can download it, and have it ready to go on the 21st.If you start playing it at 6 am, and let it go, the time announcements should line up with the actual time.

Full weekly pop charts through history with the full songs at The America's Top 40s Youtube Channel

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https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4xjBAG0TC-tzbrQgkmYeMw/playlists

Two songs hit the pop chart 100 years ago.Google spread sheet by year.Google spread sheet 1940-present.America's Top 40s on Spotify.

Five songs entered the Pop chart this week 100 years ago.

Only one song entered the Pop chart this week 100 years ago. Guess who.

Four songs entered the Pop chart 100 years ago, including the world's greatest xylophonist.

One song entered the Pop chart 100 years ago this week.

There were eight, EIGHT, new songs to hit the Pop chart 100 years ago this week.

Two songs hit the chart 100 years ago.

Four songs hit the chart 100 years ago. From Jazz to Classical to Barber Shop.