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Category: Hartford
Marianne and the Cadillac Man; 102.9 WDRC-FM Hartford, Part 1 of 4 | November 8, 2007
Captured here from the DRC-FM skimmer machine is longtime market personality John Cadillac Saville. Teamed up with Marianne Harris, this was the 102.9 DRC-FM morning show for all of 2007 & 2008. DRC-FM was right at this point in transition from traditional 50s/60s/early 70s Oldies to a more 70s/80s based Classic Hits format. In this…
Doug Taylor, 102.9 WDRC-FM Hartford | October 28, 1998 5:22pm-9:22pm
1998 was a year of change in the world of Oldies radio. The format, according to its consultants and programmers, was beginning to “age out”. Meaning, the audience for music of the 1960s and early 1970s was reaching the over 55 age group that, while once upon a time, was sought after by advertisers because…
Connecticut Radio Dial Scan – June 1984
In June 1984, I went on a Greyhound bus trip from Atlantic City, where I was working on air at WMID & Lucky 99 FM, WLQE. My destination was Boston. While on the bus going through Connecticut, I had my boom box, & recorded all the stations I heard on that trip. It’s mostly radio…
Ken Griffin, WWYZ Waterbury (Hartford) | December 13, 1985
What will you hear: Without giving it away, the highlights include calling WYSP Philadelphia trying to contact Joey Reynolds…
Southern New England Reverse Composite, 1983-1978
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…This part opens up with Jack doing the outro to Boston – Long time and then just cooks from there!
Steve Skipp, 102.9 WDRC-FM 103 Hartford | December, 1981
This is a very short aircheck, just over 3 minutes. It could have been a demo tape of Skipp.
Don Brooks, 102.9 WDRC-FM Hartford | September, 1981
Don Brooks (WPTR/WFSB-TV) came to DRC-FM from WPTR Albany, where he was known as Dr. Don for many years.
72 Hours of Radio – From the Naugatuck Valley Region of Connecticut | March 12, 2019 – Part 1
One of your founder’s hobbies is scanning the FM band looking for “DX”. This particular day, the band was a dud. And, the entire recording was a mistake.
