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Category: St. Louis
Ron Lundy on 1430 WIL St Louis | January 4 1963
WIL 1430 St Louis – Ron Lundy – January 4 1963 WIL in St Louis was one of the early Rock & Roll stations in America in the 1950s. it was a power house Top 40 station in the 1960s, until it was overtaken by KXOK. Some legendary talent worked on air at…
KSHE Morning Zoo, KSHE 95 St Louis | July 1985
KSHE 95 St Louis – Morning Zoo – July 1985 From the Kenneth Hawkins Collection This aircheck features the KSHE 95 Morning Zoo, from the mid 80s. The show featured: JC Corcoran, who lead mornings in the mid 80s John Ulett, who started at KSHE in 1976, and is still there today. Don…
Rex Miller, 1380 KWK St. Louis | August 18, 1961
“This is the Rex Miller Program, the only radio show to ever be reviewed in an obituary column!”
The KSHE Morning Zoo on KSHE 95 St. Louis | June 7 1985
Radio Station: KSHE 95 St. Louis Frequency: 94.7 MHZ Format: AOR From the Kenneth Hawkins Collection This aircheck features the KSHE 95 Morning Zoo, from the mid 80s. The show featured: JC Corcoran, who lead mornings in the mid 80s John Ulett, who started at KSHE in 1976, and is still there today. Don Johnson…
Big Ron O’Brien, WKBQ Q106.5 St. Louis | May 25, 1989
In case you never heard this fantastic jock, he was literally EVERYWHERE!
Ron Lundy, 1430 WIL St. Louis | February 1962
Before Ron Lundy became a radio superstar at 77 WABC & 101 WCBS-FM in New York, he was a popular afternoon drive host in St Louis at 1430 WIL St Louis, from 1960 to 1965. Lundy was brought to WIL in 1960 by Dan Ingram, who was the station’s program director. When he…
Tom Konard’s “Aircheck Factory” Presents: Jack Elliot, 630 KXOK St. Louis | February 3, 1961
This is a very unique, HD quality aircheck, in that the era this was recorded from, was in between what Top 40 radio started out as, and the two different major styles that became mainstream later on.
Dan Ingram, 1430 WIL St. Louis | 1961
From new Contributor John Harrison, heres one that illustrates how Dan Ingram sounded just before going to New York City and WABC. A couple of points about this aircheck. First, note the length of these jingles. Most of them run almost one minute! Perhaps its because in 1961, while the music was important, it was…
