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Lonnie Davis, Bumper Morgan & Ray Davis, WWSW 3WS AM/FM Pittsburgh

By Steve West June 2, 2016

While the audio is perfectly normal for a typical Oldies outlet in the Steel City, there's some mystique surrounding a radio station which there's no date printed on the recording.…

Johnny Williams, WTAE Pittsburgh | 1976

By Steve West February 26, 2016

Date of Recording: 1976 (exact date unknown) Contributor: Tom Lacko Station(s): WTAE 1250, WTAE-FM 96.1 Featured Jock: Johnny Williams Aircheck Entry: 1,394 Comments: Donated to our archives over ten years…

Jerry Kristafer, 96.9 WFFM “FM 97” Braddock (Pittsburgh) PA | February, 1981

By Steve West February 23, 2016

From Contributor Robyn Watts, here's our first aircheck of Jerry Kristopher (WKCI, WDRC-FM), and he's not in the Hartford, Connecticut market! In a sense, this is sort of a boring…

Herb Crow, WWSW “3WS” Pittsburgh | October 8, 1980

By Steve West July 9, 2014

Here's another station from the Steel City which hasn't got much exposure. "3WS" is apparently still around, although we're not sure what format its running these days. The tape at…

Bob Gray, 1320 WKTQ Pittsburgh | 1977

By Steve West March 22, 2014

Contributor Rob Grayson is understandably proud to say he was part of Cecil Heftel's WKTQ Pittsburgh. Known as 13Q, a Top 40 powerhouse created by Buzz Bennett, this station was…

Rolling Stones “Voodoo Lounge” Pre-Concert Broadcast, 102.5 WDVE Pittsburgh | September 29, 1994

By Steve West January 11, 2014

This came to us on CD about ten years ago, cut up into 21 tracks and mastered from the original source tape. The Rolling Stones were in the middle of…

Rick Allen, 98.3 WESA-FM Charleroi PA

By Steve West December 29, 2013

Here's another from our single-largest Contributor to date, Robyn Watts. Before this station's move to Duquesne PA in suburban Pittsburgh, this was a somewhat lower powered rimshot signal. For many…

QuickChexx: Larry Richards, 96.1 WHTX Pittsburgh

By Steve West December 29, 2013

Does anyone suppose that there's such a thing as a dead frequency? How about a 'failed' frequency? Okay, lets completely rephrase this. Just how many times, do you suppose, does…