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Tag: 1967
Two Minutes of Humble Harve on 93 KHJ Los Angeles – Summer, 1967
This is really short. found on the same tape as B Mitchel Reed sandwiched in the middle of two KFWB airchecks, this ultra-short aircheck was actually unscoped with a couple of songs. It ends with the start of KHJ 20/20 News, when whomever recorded this to reel stopped the recording.
B Mitchel Reed, 980 KFWB Los Angeles | Summer, 1967
This recording is from Reed’s second tour of KFWB in the Summer of 1967.
The Best of Dan Ingram, 77 WABC New York | The Early Years: 1966-1974, Part 1
**WARNING: Contains material that may be offensive to some in our listening audience** Here’s the reason for the warning. At the time of these recordings, the things that were said were totally appropriate and acceptable for the time. However, society has moved on and some things heard on this tape may sound offensive to younger…
Jack Palvino on 95 WBBF Rochester | Jan 11, 1967
Radio Station: WBBF Rochester Frequency: 950 kHz format: Top 40 From the late 50s, until the late 70s, 95 WBBF was a Top 40 powerhouse in Rochester, New York. It dominated in the ratings against competitors WSAY & WAXC. Many legendary western New York names worked at WBBF, including Jerry Fogel (Who later became an actor, starring in The Mothers-In-Law, &…
The Real Don Steele, 93 KHJ Los Angeles | May 3, 1967
Steele was remarkably consistent in his style throughout his career.
Jack Armstrong, WKYC 1100 Cleveland | 1967
Before today’s 1100 AM WTAM, and before it was 3WE, AM 1100 was the home of Top 40 WKYC. Some of the names that worked at the station include Jim Stagg, Jim Runyon, Jerry G (Jerry Ghan), who all left the station for WCFL Chicago, That meant new jocks had to take their place.…
Art Vuolo on 102.9 WOIA Ann Arbor | May, 1967
Art Vuolo is a radio historian. Vuolo has been producing VIDEO airchecks of most of the great Top 40 stations in existence since around 1978. Before that, Vuolo was a JOCK!
Gary Pallent; Jefferson K., 580 KIKX Tucson | June 19, 1967
“…Sound of Music Machine, Great 58 heavyweight!” One has to ask the question. Was it the processing, or did every Kicks 58 jock have deep voices? The three people heard on this aircheck sound like they are in the cellar! The audio quality is marginal, at best. I did what I could to clean up…
