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Tag: 1975
Bob Wayne, 1050 WHN New York | November 20, 1975
Here’s a tape that came directly from the studio skimmer machine. I’ve been holding on to this since 2006, and while it’s not labelled as such, this was likely donated by Bob Wayne. He’s the jock featured in this short scope taken from a much longer recording that includes country artist C.W. McCall as a…
Magic Christian, 105.7 WVBF Framingham (Boston) | May 16, 1975
Contributor Max Power sent this one in recently and, while it’s conspicuously low-fi (I think it sounds like it was recorded with a portable tape recorder held up to a car radio speaker), it’s rare to hear both Magic Christian, AND mid-1970s WVBF!
Cox on the Radio, 100.7 WHYI Y100 Miami | April 4, 1975
It’s no wonder this became the Number 1 radio station in Miami. It’s also one of the few stations in America which retains the same call letters and format today!
Pat St. John, 95.5 WPLJ New York – August 28, 1975
This telescoped aircheck really doesn’t do WPLJ justice. It’s somewhat difficult to convey the sound of the station with all the music taken out, except for a few segues. Most people remember WPLJ as one of three album rock (AOR) formatted stations in the New York City area. The audio image most think of when…
Dan Ingram, MusicRadio 77 WABC | May 9, 1975
Over the years, we’ve heard lots of WABC airchecks. And there’s a lot of Dan Ingram stuff out there. It’s RARE to find something new, never posted before and even more rare to hear something restored as this one is! One of Contributor Bob Gilmore’s hobbies is re-engineering old mono 45 rpm records from the…
The Greaseman, WPOP Hartford | March, 1975
Thumbing through the vast unposted tape collection here at the Airchexx studios we stumbled upon this vintage scope of Doug Tract, AKA The Greaseman at WPOP Hartford toward the end of both his tenure and WPOP’s days as a music station before it became an all-news outlet. This is so rare, in fact, I think…
Pat Sajak, “Radio 65” WSM Nashville | June 23, 1975
“Wheel of Fortune” host Pat Sajak started his career as many Television people did, in radio. Actually, aside from the fact that this is Pat Sajak like most of you have never heard before, this is also a side of WSM that MOST of our listeners have also never heard. Many of you probably know…
Jonathan Schwartz, WNEW 1130 New York | April 20, 1975
AIRCHEXX AUDIO FIRST This aircheck consists of several parts. Each part will show up in its own player at the top of this post when it becomes available. Part 1 – Telescoped Parts 2, 3 and 4 will post separately. Unscoped versions of each will be available soon. View this at our Official Airchexx YouTube…
