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Dave Diamond, 1150 KIIS Los Angeles | May 1, 1973
Many know today’s 102.7 KIIS-FM as L.A.’s Hit Music Station. But I have been surprised by how many did not realize KIIS started as an AM station back in 1970. 1150 KRKD new owner changed to format from Adult Standards, to Soft Hits, and the calls were changed to KIIS, which was NOT meant to…
Gene Klavan, 710 WOR New York | 1978
Gene Klavan was a great radio artist who used every inch of Mr. Marconi’s audio stage to create great radio. He began his radio career in Baltimore and Washington, but came to New York to replace Gene Rayburn, who was leaving the popular duo of Rayburn and Finch on 1130 WNEW. From 1952…
Don K. Reed/Harry Harrison – 101.1 WCBS-FM New York | January 11, 2000 – Part 1
Every brand new day should be unwrapped like a precious gift! – Harry Harrison
King Biscuit Time with “Sunshine” Sonny Payne, 1360 KFFA Helena AR January 2, 2015
King Biscuit Time, one of the longest running radio shows in radio history, first aired on KFFA-AM radio on November 21, 1941, the creation of Station Manager Sam Anderson, Delta blues harmonica man, singer, and songwriter Sonny Boy Williamson, young blues guitarist Robert Lockwood Jr, and Max Moore, head of the show’s longtime sponsor, Interstate…
Imus in the Morning, 66 WNBC New York | February 5, 1982
I’d like you to compare Don Imus here with his performance three years later in 1985. This was a period of change for Imus.
Imus in the Morning, 66 WNBC New York | January 25, 1985
The late Don Imus is heard doing what he did best.
Andy Barber, KULF 79 Houston | June 1979
Houston’s 79 KULF had a 12 year run as an Adult Contemporary station, from 1970, until 1982. At one point, it was the home to the long running Stevens & Pruett morning show. Other broadcasting notables that graced the KULF microphones include Dave Hull, Phil Konstantin, Mike Mann, Gary Harmon, Hank Moore, Jim Shannon,…
Weekend With Roy, 1600 KOHI St. Helens, OR. | October 23 1965
Over the years we have seen many radio formats disappear from our radio dials… Oldies, Nostalgia, Full Service Adult Contemporary, Beautiful Music, & Middle Of The Road. I remember MOR being a pretty big format in the 1960s, but was gone by the late 1970s. This aircheck features a small market MOR in Oregon.…
