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Tag: 1968
Bill Berlin, 1240 WKDA Nashville | December 27, 1968
Right off the reel, here’s a brand new exhibit from Karl Phillips. WKDA has occupied three AM frequencies, that we know of, since 1968. 1240, as in this aircheck, more recently as a Spanish station on 1430, and currently on 1200 (later info courtesy FYBUSH.COM) after a move there in 2002. This aircheck is unique…
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…
Wally Carver & CBS News on 1450 WFPG Atlantic City | March 1968
Radio Station: WFPG 1450 Atlantic City Frequency: 1450 kHZ format: MOR This recording is from 1450 WFPG, and it aired in March 1968. Wally Carver was the announcer on WFPG. Featured is CBS News with George Herman, and on CBS Sports Central USA is Win Elliot. WFPG was a Middle of the Road station, located…
Johnny Hall, 1300 KYNO Fresno | 1968
The Drake sound was alive and well at KYNO, in fact, it was big here before Bill Drake took it to KHJ in Los Angeles. This is the Johnny Hall show, and it features ALL the major elements that would make up Boss Radio; Johnny Mann jingles., familiar talkovers – short, snappy and to the…
Robert W. Morgan, “Boss Radio” 93 KHJ Los Angeles | May 18, 1968
DESCRIPTION KHJ airchecks are somewhat of a rare commodity these days. It seems as if most of the tapes that were out there have been digitized already. Well, here’s one that gets to see the light of day. A never-before posted aircheck of Morning Man Robert W. Morgan! You will notice right off that KHJ…
Dan Ingram on 77 WABC New York | April 10 1968
It’s April 10 1968. A very turbulent time! We were just a week removed from the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. Vietnam was raging, & Big Dan and WABC offered us a diversion from all the craziness of the late 60s. The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, & Motown rule the airwaves,…
Dan Ingram, 77 WABC New York | January 2, 1968
In many ways the popularity of WABC rose and fell with the Beatles arrival and their breakup in 1970
Cousin Bruce Morrow, 77 WABC New York | 1968
Fairly short and scoped, this is a glimpse into the evening show heard at WABC during the late 1960s. Bruce Morrow was very unique in his approach and one that won over the hearts of millions. Morrow is one of a kind, a person who has the ability to reach out and touch his audience…
