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Month: September 2021
Dan Ingram on 77 WABC New York | May 9, 1975
WABC 77 New York – Dan Ingram – May 9, 1975 He was considered the best of the best! For more than 20 years, Dan Ingram was one of the top jocks on one of the top stations in the country, on New York City’s 77 WABC. Ingram’s radio career spanned six decades. He…
Airchexx Presents: The HitOldies Labor Day 2021 WNBC Time Machine Weekend.
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At 660 in New York, WNBC was sold off to Emmis in 1988, which subsequently shut it down to make room for WFAN to move from 1050 to 660. For most, it’s old news – the story of WNBC’s rise and fall well documented both on this website (the list of available airchecks is via…
Dr. Don Rose on KFRC 610 San Francisco | January 20 1976
KFRC 610 San Francisco – Dr Don Rose – January 20 1976 Dr. Don Rose was the King of Bay Area radio in the 1970s & 80s. King of corny one-liners and wacky sound effects, Dr. Don ruled as morning man at KFRC, “the Big 610.” No. 1 rated virtually from his October 1973…
Sandy Beach FINAL SHOW, 930 WBEN Buffalo | July 30 2020
WBEN 930 Buffalo – Sandy Beach FINAL SHOW – July 30 2020 Sandy Beach has been a fixture on Buffalo radio for decades! His quick wit and infectious laugh have been a part of Western New York ever since the 1960s. Beach spent nearly 50 years in Buffalo, with 23 years hosting “Beach and…
KJR Composite Aircheck & 1970s Jingles, KJR Channel 95 Seattle | 1970s
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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. Big promotions, big personalities, and the biggest songs of the era were featured on KJR. Some of the names that were on KJR include Larry…
KJR Composite Aircheck & 1960s Jingles, KJR Channel 95 Seattle | 1960s
KJR Channel 95 Seattle – KJR Composite Aircheck & 1960s Jingles Courtesy: Norm Gregory KJR Channel 95 was Seattle’s dominant Top 40 station, from the 1950s, through the 1980s. Big promotions, big personalities, and the biggest songs of the era were featured on KJR. Some of the names that were on KJR include Larry…
