Ron Lundy on 1430 WIL St Louis | January 4 1963
 WIL 1430 St Louis – Ron Lundy – January 4 1963 WIL in St Louis was one of the early Rock & Roll stations in America in the 1950s. it was a power
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Bruce Morrow FIRST SHOW on 101 WCBS-FM New York | June 5 1982
 WCBS-FM 101 New York – Bruce Morrow FIRST SHOW – June 5 1982 This aircheck features Bruce Morrow’ s very first show on WCBS-FM. Morrow would eventually spend over 20 years on CBS-FM.
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Bruce Morrow FINAL SHOW on 66 WNBC New York | August 12 1977
   WNBC 66 New York – Bruce Morrow FINAL SHOW – August 12 1977 This aircheck features Bruce Morrow’s final show on 66 WNBC after joining the station in 1974. Many of
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Bruce Morrow FIRST SHOW on 66 WNBC New York | August 19 1974
 WNBC 66 New York – Bruce Morrow FIRST SHOW – August 19 1974 This aircheck features Bruce Morrow’s very first show on 66 WNBC after jumping from WABC after 13 years on air at
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Don Bombard, 97.1 WYNY New York | 1981
It’s a pretty safe bet that this is a rare aircheck. Don Bombard began his career in New York City at 97.1 WYNY in the Fall of 1981. By 1982, Bombard had moved to WCBS-FM,
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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 the record machine, sayin’ oop-pop-a-doo
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Harry Harrison, WCBS-FM 101.1 New York | August 3, 1992, Part 1
This is really a warm and wonderful show. Fans who remember Harry Harrison know so well how he made you feel like part of the family.
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Famous Amos & “Brooklyn’s Own” Joe Causi, 101.1 WCBS-FM New York | New Year’s Eve 2008/09
Here’s one right off the CBS-FM studio skimmer. Russ DiBello aka Famous Amos is playing the top 10 party songs of all time. #1 plays right before midnight. A few “liner notes” about this one.
