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Z100 FIRST EVENING ON AIR. First Evening & Sign-Off. WHTZ New York | August 2 1983
Radio Station: Z100 WHTZ New York (Newark) Frequency: 100.3 MHZ Format: CHR Courtesy: Charles Menut. On the morning of August 2 1983, Z100 signed on with Scott Shannon, & JR […]
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Z100 FIRST AFTERNOON ON AIR – Scott Shannon – 5:45-7:25PM. WHTZ New York | August 2 1983
Radio Station: Z100 WHTZ New York (Newark) Frequency: 100.3 MHZ Format: CHR Courtesy: Charles Menut. On the morning of August 2 1983, Z100 signed on with Scott Shannon, & JR […]
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B96 WBBM-FM Chicago Station Composite | 1983
Radio Station: WBBM-FM Chicago Frequency: 96.3MHZ Format: Contemporary Hit Radio Courtesy: Kipper McGee After his success with his Hot Hits format at WCAU-FM Philadelphia, WBBM hired Mike Joseph to bring […]
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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 […]
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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. […]
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Howard Stern Talks To His New Boss, John Hayes on 66 WNBC New York | 1984
Radio Station: WNBC New York Frequency: 660 kHZ Format: Personality Top 40 During his days at WNBC, in the 1980s, Howard Stern was always battling with WNBC Management. It’s not […]
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Wild Bill Scott, KFRC AM/FM San Francisco | June 24, 1994
Wild Bill Scott was a radio pioneer who was credited with creating the "Z-Rock" Rock Radio Network. He was best known as a radio personality who worked at mainly hard rock stations across the U.S. including Chicago's WLUP and WMET, along with the legendary KROQ "K-Rock" in Los Angeles. He's heard here on the relatively short-lived KFRC AM-FM Oldies simulcast.
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Linwood “Cuzzin Linnie” Henderson, on Soul 73 KKDA Dallas | May 7 1993
Radio Station: KKDA Dallas Frequency: 730 kHZ Format: R&B Linwood “Cuzzin Linnie” Henderson spent 50 years on the radio in Dallas. Cuzzin Linnie came to Dallas in 1960, where he […]
