Dan Ingram, 77 WABC New York | April 28, 1981
What follows is probably the most depressing, eye opening piece of audio which goes far towards explaining part of the reason why WABC needed to change formats to talk little more than a year after
Category: Big Apple Airchecks
Captain Whammo, 95.5 WMET Chicago | 1978
The audio player directly below will play the telescoped, but long, complete aircheck tape as originally digitized at Big Apple Airchecks. The video is the short edited version. The story of a Christian Radio host
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Dan Taylor, 105.1 WMXV “Mix 105” | November 11, 1996
Navigation Note For ALL of our exhibits, you can follow the highlighted links to see more about the station or personality they link to. Description This is really short, mainly because the old “Mix 105″
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Bob Vernon, 1220 WGAR Cleveland | 1974
New Yorkers will remember Bob Vernon, or “Vernon with a V” as he called himself, from his years hosting afternoon drive on 66 WNBC. Every time I listen to one of his airchecks, I’m struck
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Rex Miller, 1380 KWK St. Louis | August 18, 1961
“This is the Rex Miller Program, the only radio show to ever be reviewed in an obituary column!”
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Jackson Armstrong (John Larsh) & the Gorilla, 1020 KTNQ Ten-Q Los Angeles | January, 1979
Graciously donated to airchexx by Big Apple Airchecks, here is more of the BEST of Jackson Armstrong (John Larsh). Recorded on a long cassette featuring one side with fellow Ten-Q jock Dave Conley (WOR-FM/WKOX-FM/KHJ/KFRC), this
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Allan Beebe, First Show, 66 WNBC New York | September 1, 1977
…the “All-New WNBC” – Bob Pittman’s mostly failed attempt to remove the expensive personalities and streamline the station down to a more music, FM-style approach.
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BAA Presents: Big Ron O’Brien on 102.7 KIIS-FM | October 18, 1992
Courtesy of Big Apple Airchecks, here’s 8 minutes of pure ecstatic aircheck audio gold from the late, enormous Ron O’Brien! He really was larger than life and every break proved that, no matter what station
