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Category: Nancy Plum
Nancy Plum, KTNQ (1020) “Ten Q” Los Angeles | January 27, 1979
A box of tapes arrived in the mail in January. I was a bit surprised, but then remembered that Nancy Plum had promised to send some airchecks a little over a year ago. Here’s the first of dozens of donated airchecks. It’s Nancy Plum herself on Ten-Q from what I feel was one of the…
Bryan Roberts, 93.1 KKHR Los Angeles | April 6, 1986
From the latest box of cassettes from contributor Nancy Plum is this excellent quality double-sided recording of 93.1 KKHR Los Angeles. This aircheck is from the end of the Top 40 format and there are changes heard on this tape to the format which could have lead some to suspect the station was going to…
Nancy Plum, KFI AM 640 Los Angeles | March 23, 1987
Every aircheck tells a story. What listeners remember years later isn’t always what the station sounded like at the time they remember. For me, the most memorable time at KFI was the “Amazin’ AM” Top 40 era, which basically ran from 1978-1984, part of those years in Stereo. But THIS version of KFI? Airchecks of…
Nancy Plum, 1020 KTNQ Ten-Q Los Angeles | January 2, 1977
One thing listeners will notice right off is the lack of jingles or any other real ‘in-your-face’ production elements. One could suppose that since KHJ had all that up till later in 1977, Ten-Q figured they could just leave all the traditional AM elements to them. After all, KTNQ was a fresh start, in many…
Nancy Plum, 710 KMPC Los Angeles | February 2, 1980
One of the first things you’ll notice about this is how very laid back the station is. I would describe the format as, “loose”.
Nancy Plum, 57 KLAC Los Angeles | April 12, 1988
Nancy Plum was a veteran DJ, having worked elsewhere in the L.A. market, perhaps most notably at Top 40 1020 KTNQ Ten-Q a decade earlier.
Nancy Plum Overnights on 1020 KTNQ Ten-Q Los Angeles | April 4-5, 1978, Part 1
AM radio really DID sound THIS good! Kinda makes you wonder what happened?…
L.A. Top 40 Radio Composite | February, 1983
At 2 minutes in, more proof that CHR radio was so much different in 1983 than now.