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Tag: WZRT
Ken Gilbert, Morning Drive, 97.1 WZRT “Z-97” Rutland VT | August 9, 1995
From the Ken Gilbert collection, here’s another Z-97 aircheck from Ken’s box of tapes. Ken Gilbert has been on New England radio stations for half a century! (don’t tell him I put it that way, he think’s he’s still 21!). The list of stations he was on include WDRC AM & FM Hartford, WAQY Springfield,…
Ken Gilbert Interviews Eddie Money: 97.1 WZRT “Z97” Rutland VT | January 22, 1997
Back in 1997, Eddie Money was coming to Vermont… that’s news in and of itself! Ken Gilbert is caught here, interviewing the artist known for the hits, “Two Tickets To Paradise”, “Take Me Home Tonight”, “I Wanna Go Back” and others on Z97 (97.1 WZRT Rutland). The interview lasts about 2 1/2 minutes, then we…
Ken Gilbert and Joel Williams, New Year’s Eve Morning – 97.1 WZRT Rutland VT | December 31, 1996
Here’s another from a couple of boxes given to us from Ken Gilbert himself!
Ken Gilbert, 97.1 WZRT Rutland, VT | June, 1993
Recording Date: June, 1993 (Exact Date Unknown) Station: 97.1 WZRT Rutland VT (Wikipedia) (Website) Format: Contemporary Hit Radio (CHR) Branded: Z-97 Featured Air Personalities: Ken Gilbert (Jock), Bob Bascomb (News) Contributor: Ken Gilbert #1,578 I’m all set today, I’ve got my gun cleaning kit and my bag of trail mix… Curator’s Notes: This begins…
Ken Gilbert, 97.1 WZRT Rutland (Killington) VT | March 4, 1995
Date of Recording: 03.04.1995 Station: 97.1 WZRT Rutland, Vermont, USA Format: Hot Adult Contemporary Current Owner: Catamount Radio Featured Air Personality: Ken Gilbert Contributor: Ken Gilbert Airchexx Entry: 1,485 Vermont’s home for the most music in a row – Z-97! Comments: Moving right along on a typical frigid day at Killington (even for MARCH), here’s…
Ken Gilbert, 97.1 WZRT Rutland VT | March 25, 1995
Date of Recording: 03.25.1995 Station: 97.1 WZRT Rutland, Vermont, USA Featured Air Talent: Ken Gilbert, Joel Williams Date of Contribution: 08.15.2016 Airchexx Entry: 1,447 “You can hear us in two countries, four states, twenty-six counties, and we can’t even count the number of towns!” Comments: From a cassette with no label, we were able to…
