http://airchexx.com/markets/nashville/pat-sajak-on-radio-65-wsm-nashville-june-23-1975 Where Classic Radio Lives Tue, 02 Mar 2010 17:26:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://airchexx.com/markets/nashville/pat-sajak-on-radio-65-wsm-nashville-june-23-1975/comment-page-1#comment-16763 Stokes Thu, 30 Apr 2009 19:58:02 +0000 http://airchexx.com/?p=767#comment-16763 It's also great to hear Dan Miller giving station identification at the end of this piece. What a terrific guy he was. Nashville and the Mid-South will miss him tremendously. It’s also great to hear Dan Miller giving station identification at the end of this piece. What a terrific guy he was. Nashville and the Mid-South will miss him tremendously.

]]> http://airchexx.com/markets/nashville/pat-sajak-on-radio-65-wsm-nashville-june-23-1975/comment-page-1#comment-15371 MGD4Ever Sun, 03 Aug 2008 19:44:35 +0000 http://airchexx.com/?p=767#comment-15371 Wow! It is so great to hear this aircheck. I grew up in central New Jersey, and I clearly remember listening to the Grand Ole Opry with my parents as it crackled in over WSM. sure, 66 WNBC was interfering with it the whole time, but it was still clear enough to hear. We also used to listen to the Saturday Night Jamboree over WWVA out of Wheeling, West Virginia. I remember we took a long vacation in the Summer of 1976, and one of the places we visited was Nashville. I was so looking forward to being able to hear WSM during the day and was actually disappointed to learn that they played pop music during the day. Where I lived in New Jersey I could hear top 40 giants like WABC and WFIL whwenever I wanted, but hearing a good country station was a different story. WHN was buried by KYW out of Philadelphia where I lived so I was really looking forward to hearing some good country from WSM. it's cool to hear now what WSM's pop format sounded like back then, because I think I actually changed the station once I heard pop coming out of WSM back in 1976. What did I know..I was only seven years old at the time. :) Wow! It is so great to hear this aircheck. I grew up in central New Jersey, and I clearly remember listening to the Grand Ole Opry with my parents as it crackled in over WSM. sure, 66 WNBC was interfering with it the whole time, but it was still clear enough to hear. We also used to listen to the Saturday Night Jamboree over WWVA out of Wheeling, West Virginia. I remember we took a long vacation in the Summer of 1976, and one of the places we visited was Nashville. I was so looking forward to being able to hear WSM during the day and was actually disappointed to learn that they played pop music during the day. Where I lived in New Jersey I could hear top 40 giants like WABC and WFIL whwenever I wanted, but hearing a good country station was a different story. WHN was buried by KYW out of Philadelphia where I lived so I was really looking forward to hearing some good country from WSM. it’s cool to hear now what WSM’s pop format sounded like back then, because I think I actually changed the station once I heard pop coming out of WSM back in 1976. What did I know..I was only seven years old at the time.

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