Doug “Jocko” Henderson on 1280 WOV New York | 1957
Radio Station: WOV New York Frequency: 1280 kHZ Format: R&B/Various “It’s your engineer, Jocko, your Ace from Outer Space, way up here in the stratosphere! Back on the scene with…
Ken Gilbert, 102.1 WAQY Wacky 102 FM Springfield Mass | Summer, 1980
You have to listen to experience the momentum that Wacky 102 had, every break, every time!
D-Day Covered by Radio. CBS Radio Network Reports on the Allied Invasion of France | June 6, 1944
The announcer/news anchor heard is Bob Trout. There is a report from Edward R. Murrow in London, and CBS even had it's own "Military Analyst", Major George Fielding Elliot, who tries to interpret the reports that come in during the night.
Ralph “Birdman” Lockwood, 98 CKGM Montreal | October 4, 1978
Ralph Lockwood woke up listeners in Montreal from 1972-1981 and again 1985-1987. He was known as the Birdman, cracking jokes about everyone, whether they were on staff at CKGM or…
Jim Stevens, 1400 WLLH / 99.5 WLLH-FM Lowell Mass | July 25, 1964
Listen for Jim Stevens playing the hits, then "Double L News at 25, with an all-of-a-sudden very serious Jim Stevens reporting.
Allan Beebe, Final Hour of his Final Show, 66 WNBC New York | 1985
This format pre-dates the WNBC Time Machine by a little over a year, and this is probably a few months before Howard Stern was fired and replaced by the incredibly funny Joey Reynolds. Enjoy this slice of fantastic radio, provided for you free of charge!
Jim Collins for E.J. Crummey Overnight, 66 WNBC New York in AM Stereo | August 18, 1986
The subject of THIS aircheck is the great Jim Collins, who would soon after this was recorded, be part of the WNBC Time Machine.
Imus in the Morning, Ray D’Ariano, Final Broadcast Day on 66 WNBC New York | October 7, 1988
As the Summer of 1988 transitioned into Fall, everyone knew WNBC was going away, they just didn't know exactly when
