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Scott Shannon Career Timeline Aircheck, WCBS-FM 101.1 New York |1960s-2010s
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WCBS-FM 101.1 New York – Scott Shannon Career Timeline Aircheck – 1960s – 2000s WABB Pensacola, WMAK Nashville, WQXI Atlanta, 1580 WPGC Washington, Q105 WRBQ Tampa Bay, Z100 WHTZ, Pirate Radio KQLZ Los Angeles, 95.5 WPLJ, & WCBS-FM are all on this radio aircheck featuring stops on Scott Shannon’s radio history over the years…
Gary McKee on 79 WQXI Atlanta | 1973
WQXI kick the can time…… 8:47 Now for a slice of AM top 40 the way we all remember it! Gary McKee was a highly rated morning jock on 79 WQXI Atlanta, then the most popular station in the city. McKee claims to be the ‘mouth of the South’… a description Rick Dees would use later…
Elvis Duran on Z93 WZGC Atlanta | March 1988
WZGC Z93 Atlanta – Elvis Duran – March 1988 Courtesy: Alan Tolz Before Elvis Duran hosted a national radio show, and before he went to work on air at Z100 New York, Elvis was a nighttime jock at Z93 WZGC Atlanta, and he shaking things up! I recorded this short aircheck in 1988, when…
Bob Bolton, 79 WQXI Atlanta | August 1969
Back in April of 2012, we posted this fairly short aircheck of Bob Bolton from contributor Karl Phillips’ collection. Now, I’m building the YouTube video version of our airchecks and this just went up. “Airchexx Classic Radio” is our OFFICIAL YouTube Channel. You can access the channel via this link. Meanwhile, view this aircheck below.…
Scotty Andrews on V103 WVEE Atlanta | 1979
Radio Station: V103 WVEE Atlanta Frequency: 103.3 MHZ Format: R&B Scotty Andrews was a longtime morning talent in Atlanta. His radio career began in 1966, as an on-air announcer at WHIH in Norfolk, VA where he also served as Program Director. While there, he emerged as a formidable radio talent, and was voted “Announcer of…
Kevin Manning, 92.9 WZGC Z-93 Atlanta | 1979
This aircheck is important for two reasons. First, it shows off the incredibly high-energy of this format… same one used at the former WIFI 92 (92.3) Philadelphia around the same time.
Composite: 79 WQXI Atlanta | September, 1966
There’s a reason why industry experts in the 1960s and early 70s chose WQXI as the southern leader in the Top 40 format, and much of it is on exhibit here. If you can get by the scratchy sound of this recording, which sounds as if it was made on a table radio tuned somewhat…