Steve Mitchell, 96.3 WMYQ Miami | December 29, 1972
Courtesy of the new Mike Raub Collection, here's a quarter-hour of the Steve Mitchell Show on the old WMYQ Miami. This is everything you wanted to hear in the "Q"…
Roby Yonge, 105.9 WAXY-FM Miami | July 7, 1985
There are few recordings of Roby Yonge from the days after his firing from WABC New York for breaking format with his "The Beatle Paul is Dead" announcements. However, Yonge…
The Founder’s Blog: The Way I See It, #1
With everything going on around me (tons, when you're about to close on a home), I'm still thinking about WCBS 880. People are still WRITING about WCBS 880. Eventually, the…
Ron St. John, “MusicRadio Seven-Thousand” The New WGBS – March 17, 1978, Part 1
The story of this aircheck is far more complex than one would think. HISTORY WGBS began as WFTL on December 3, 1939 at 1370 kHz. Through a long and often…
Bobby Rich on “The Top FM 106” WWSH Philadelphia | February 28 1984
WWSH The Top FM 106 Philadelphia - Bobby Rich - February 28 1984 Back in the 1980s, the 106.1 FM frequency in Philadelphia struggled to attract an audience.…
Airchexx May Special -The Official BAA Tribute to Alton Irwin!
Alton Irwin had an interest in radio from a very young age, as you'll hear Russ DiBello tell us. He went by many names over his long career, including Cliff Kenyon, Smokin' Willie B Goode, Willie B, Mike Rivers and Gnarly Charlie. He was the ultimate nighttime screaming DJ that always wanted to connect with his listeners and have fun doing it at the same time.
Steve Cochran on 101.3 KDWB Mineapolis | April 1990
KDWB 101.3 Mineapolis - Steve Cochran - April 1990 Since 1984, 101.3 KDWB-FM has been cranking out the hits. It continues a tradition of playing the hits that…
Steve McVie & Big Apple Airchecks Present: Career Spotlight – Alton Irwin
This composite begins in Hartford at 106.9 WCCC (Then known as top 40 "Triple C"), then moves along in succession to 13 Waves New Haven, KC-101 New Haven, JB-105 Providence, HitRadio 103 WHTT Boston, HitRadio 95 WPLJ New York, Z100 New York and Y-100 Miami.
