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CKLG 73 Vancouver – Gil Harris w/ Wolfman Jack on 73 CKLG Vancouver | November 1974

By Ellis Feaster October 18, 2024

CKLG 73 Vancouver - Gil Harris W/ Wolfman Jack - November 1974 Courtesy: Doug Allen From 1964 through 2001 Vancouver’s 73 CKLG played the hits for southwest British Colombia.…

Joel Sebastian, Late Evening Lead-In to Wolfman Jack, 66 WNBC New York City | May, 1985

By Steve West May 19, 2024

From the late Gary Blau collection provided by Lee Chambers, this 45 minute aircheck in AM Stereo is sure to please everyone who appreciated the state of Top 40 radio…

Wolfman Jack on Oldies 94.9 KODZ Dallas | April 1992

By Ellis Feaster August 4, 2022

KODZ Oldies 94.9 Dallas - Wolfman Jack - April 1992 Courtesy: Robert Nicholson Wolfman Jack! Famous for his on air energy & gravely voice. His unique style & wolf…

Wolfman Jack On AFN (Armed Forces Network) Frankfort, Germany, Parts 1 & 2

By Steve West January 10, 2022

...here's a very high quality, fascinating recording of AFN Frankfurt, Germany.

An Interview With Dale Parsons – 1230 / 103.1 WBLQ Westerly RI | December 31, 2021

By Steve West January 7, 2022

What follows, is over 20 minutes of Dale Parsons stories...

KJR Composite Aircheck & 1970s Jingles, KJR Channel 95 Seattle | 1970s

By Ellis Feaster September 6, 2021

KJR Channel 95 Seattle - KJR Composite Aircheck & 1970s Jingles Courtesy: Norm Gregory KJR Channel 95 was Seattle’s dominant Top 40 station, from the 1950s, through the 1980s.…

Nicky Horne with Wolfman Jack, Capital Radio 194 kHz London | August 21, 1975

By Steve West January 2, 2021

Nicky Horne asks the Wolfman to come sit behind the mic and do what he did in the States. This turned out to be a recreation of XERB, XERF and American Graffiti.

EJ (Joe) Crummey Produces and Co-Hosts the Wolfman Jack Show, 66 WNBC New York | February, 1986, Part 3

By Steve West October 26, 2020

This is another in our series of AM-Stereo airchecks. WNBC used the Khan-Hazeltine AM Stereo system and while the transmitting plant itself was finely tuned and well-processed by NBC’s top-notch engineers, heard on a (then) modern, wideband AM Stereo receiver, this sounds BETTER than modern processed FM stations!