Jeff Roteman's KQV Page - KQV Survey Page (surveys.html)

Over the years KQV's weekly survey came in many forms. "Daddy" Dave Scott counted down the Tune-dex each week. The Finest Fifty became the Finest Forty and then later on it became the Hit Parade. Listing 50 songs, later 40, 35 then finally 30, it always was the countdown of Pittsburgh's biggest hits. The front side always listed the hits and for a long time showed us pictures of the Fun Lovin' Five or the KQV-IP's, while the rear often pointed the way to some of the hottest contests, promotions and fun things to do in Pittsburgh.

KQV Surveys Are On-Line
Starting with December 1958 - 1975
KQV On-Line Surveys Page

Thanks to Dennis Burns, Dave Calabrese, Paul Carlson, Marcy Grupp, Clarke Ingram, WT Koltek, John Mehno, Ron Miller, Mike Priore, Debbie Reichenbach, Ed Salamon
and others for providing many of these Finest Forty and Hit Parade Sheets.

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I'm always looking for more KQV surveys to add to this site.
If you can help, let me know and I'll post them here !
This was the original KQV survey as they appeared at NRM	This is the logo that appeared on the first small format survey that June 2, 1964
This is the logo that appeared from June 9, 1964 until June 29, 1964	This is the logo that appeared from June 30, 1964 until September 28, 1964
This is the logo that appeared from September 29, 1964 until May 28, 1967	This is the logo that appeared from May 29, 1967 until September 3, 1967
This is the logo that appeared from September 4, 1967 - October 16, 1967	The 1st ABC logo appeared on the rear September 25, 1967
The "new" Hit Parade appeared October 16, 1967 - November 3, 1968	This is the logo that appeared from November 4 - December 15, 1968
This is the logo that appeared from December 15, 1968 - February 21, 1970	This is the logo that appeared from February 20, 1970 - March 6, 1970
This is the logo that appeared from March 6, 1970 - September 11, 1972 The format of the KQV Hit Parade changed May 1, 1970. The survey was now a folded sheet with a different KQV-IP featured on the cover each week. Chuck Brinkman was featured on the first cover. The final KQV Hit Parade to be made available in record stores was dated September 5-11, 1972	Large poster size Hit Parades remained in record stores until the week of November 14, 1972.
The final version of the KQV Hit Parade sent to record stores was the advanced playlist. These first appeared week of November 21, 1972.	June 28, 1967
December 21, 1965	September 25, 1967
August 7, 1967	August 28, 1967 Jim's first stint at KQV
October 30, 1967	December 4, 1967
December 25, 1967 ABC divided into 4 new networks and the news blocks were gone and KQV responded with Music Power	April 15, 1968
August 12, 1968	February 3, 1969 - back of Hit Parade
KQV Brings Back Jim Quinn with help from the listeners Feb 3, 1969 February 10, 1969 Harry West comes to KQV January 13, 1969	Todd Chase comes to KQV November 4, 1968 KQV gives away 100 turkeys for Thanksgiving November 18, 1968 KQV's Marvelous Money Machine April 7, 1969
The KQVip's get ready for Christmas November 25, 1968	December 2, 1968