Radio's Greatest Hits!
Featured Air Personality Bob Gilmore  donated this fascinating aircheck of a station that went silent on May 31, 2019 (as WQUN). It’s a Beach Party Weekend! Curator’s Notes: There are times when I really wish
What follows, is over 20 minutes of Dale Parsons stories…
Here’s the first in a series of airchecks from Maine! I’ve decided to try something a bit different. In the interest of accuracy, pasted below is the page from Wikipedia containing the write-up of WLAM.Â
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 –
Listen for a ton of great Imus characters, including “Mr. T” & Howard Cosell
On this particular recording, WABC is saluting Bay Ridge High School in New Jersey.
It’s a pretty safe bet that this is a rare aircheck. Don Bombard began his career in New York City at 97.1 WYNY in the Fall of 1981. By 1982, Bombard had moved to WCBS-FM,
It’s New Year’s Day and Chuck Leonard is counting down the Top 100 of 1975, “for the final time”. WABC would run down the list on New Year’s eve and then go to the top
