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Category: Steve Green
Bob Shannon, 101.1 WCBS-FM New York | August, 1990
The late Bob Shannon (Don Bombard) is featured here in another never-posted anywhere before aircheck from PM drive, sometime in August, 1990. Phil Pepe has his picks for this week’s Yankees and Mets players of the week (so, we know it’s not March, as the recording was labelled), and there are other clues as to…
Ron Lundy, Midday Show, MusicRadio 77 WABC New York | March 18, 1980
Courtesy of Contributor Steven Green, here’s an excellent quality recording of the legendary Ron Lundy, just being himself on 77 WABC. It may be 1980, but WABC is still the top 40 station everyone grew up with. That would change later in the year with the addition of Yankees baseball, which displaced night driver Howard…
Imus in the Morning, 66 WNBC New York: The Early Days | 1972
Courtesy of longtime contributor Steven Green, this goes way back to just about the beginning of the Imus in the Morning program on WNBC.
Dan Taylor, 66 WNBC New York – “The Time Machine” | January 16, 1988
I’m experimenting with creating a premium content “Pay Now” link, so you’ll see a link to pay for the unscoped version. Paying for unscoped will help this website evolve into a site where visitors can hear the unscoped versions of our airchecks. Try it. Donations appreciated. Courtesy of Contributor Steven Green, we have another great…
Dan Ingram, 101.1 WCBS-FM New York, | March 26, 1994
This isn’t just a great aircheck from the heyday of CBS-FM, it’s hilarious!
Joe Martelle, Saturday Night Live At The Oldies on 98.5 WROR Boston | October, 1981
“Saturday Night Live At The Oldies” was arguably the most popular show on the old WROR on 98.5 and ran from 1977 when the station first started playing some contemporary music until 1991, when WROR became WBMX “Mix 98.5”
HitOldies and Stereo 1230 WBLQ Present: The WNBC Time Machine! The Greatest Re-Creation Ever Done – All-New Performances!
The THIRD running of the WNBC Time Machine recreation was a sonic masterpiece! We took the original program from 66 WNBC New York, as envisioned by it’s creator, WNBC Program Director Dale Parsons (1985-1988) and brought it to the next level, while maintaining authenticity. Of course, it helped a lot that Dale participated on TWO…