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When ACC was first distributed in syndication by Watermark, Inc., it was shipped to subscribing stations on 3 stereo LPs.
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THE ACC GALLERY
When ACC was first distributed in syndication by Watermark, Inc., it was shipped to subscribing stations on 3 stereo LPs.
Back Home.
Go to the Offical AMERICAN COUNTRY COUNTDOWN Home Page.
This is what the label looked like back then.
A brief explanation of the program number. Originally, like its parent show AMERICAN TOP 40, ACC was numbered in a 13-week quarterly fashion. In the example shown above, "C 801-10," "C" indicated "Country," "80" of course indicated the year (1980), the "1" indicated which quarter of the broadcast year (in this case, the first quarter), and the "-10" the week of the cycle.
Since the 1990s, ACC has been distributed to radio stations on compact discs.
