1982-04-13 — WABC 770 AM ( New York, New York )

TW	LW	ARTIST	TITLE
1	2	Vangelis	Chariots Of Fire - Titles
6	7	Bertie Higgins	Key Largo
7	--	Paul McCartney (With Stevie Wonder)	Ebony And Ivory
8	9	Stevie Wonder	That Girl
9	5	Kenny Rogers	Through The Years
10	10	Olivia Newton-John	Make A Move On Me
11	8	Quincy Jones Featuring James Ingram	One Hundred Ways
12	11	Paul Davis	'65 Love Affair
13	6	Deniece Williams	It's Gonna Take A Miracle
14	13	Rick Springfield	Don't Talk To Strangers
15	HB	The Beatles	The Beatles' Movie Medley
16	12	Journey	Open Arms
17	14	Sister Sledge	My Guy
18	16	Cliff Richard	Daddy's Home
19	21	Pointer Sisters	Should I Do It
21	--	Kool & The Gang	Get Down On It
22	--	Elton John	Empty Garden (Hey Hey Johnny)
23	HB	Richard "Dimples" Fields	If It Ain't One Thing...It's Another
24	24	Paul Davis	Cool Night
28	20	Air Supply	Sweet Dreams
29	17	Daryl Hall & John Oates	Did It In A Minute
30	23	Charlene	I've Never Been To Me
34	HB	Simon & Garfunkel	Wake Up Little Susie
35	26	Barry Manilow	Let's Hang On
38	HB	Al Jarreau	Teach Me Tonight
		Sneaker	More Than Just The Two Of Us
HB		Terry Cashman	Willie, Mickey And "The Duke" (Talkin' Baseball)
HB		The Manhattan Transfer	Route 66
HB		Phoebe Cates	Theme From "Paradise"

NOTE:  Towards the end of their run as a top 40 station, WABC surveys
routinely omitted several numbers from their weekly hit countdowns.  These
numbers represented songs that were charting on the hit parade nationally
(or regionally) but were not being played by WABC.  At this time, WABC
played few if any "rock" songs, as they moved towards a more adult 
contemporary feel.  

On Monday, May 10, 1982, at 12 noon, WABC officially ended its twenty-two 
year run as a Top 40 station, adopting a talk format.