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Steve Dahl & Garry Meier 2ND Show on WLS-FM 95 Chicago | February 24 1981
WLS-FM 95 Chicago – Steve Dahl & Garry Meier 2ND Show – February 24 1981 The Rock Of Chicago was 89 WLS. It was a pop powerhouse across the midwest. This aircheck features Steve & Garry on their second show on WLS. Steve Dahl & Garry Meier were a power duo on the air in the 1980s & 90s, bouncing between WLS & WLUP. They were great on the air together, until they split up, and went…
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HitOldies - The Official Classic Hits Station of Airchexx.com
Airchexx is nothing less than a museum of how radio stations used to sound in the 1960s through the 1990s, with clips of stations even beyond that – into the 2000s. With radio getting to the point where it really does sound bland, and lifeless at so many stations, we thought we’d show you how radio SHOULD sound! Introducing (once again), HitOldies. First conceived in Canada over 15 years ago,…
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Ellis B Feaster on K92 WXLK Roanoke\Lynchburg | September 1989
WXLK K92 Roanoke-Lynchburg – Ellis B Feaster – September 1989 Back in the 1980s, K92 was one of the highest rated radio in Virginia, with a tight, well produced CHR, in the smaller market of Roanoke, VA. Through the 80s, this station always had a 20-something share. It wasn’t just a big fish in a small pond, it was a whale in a bath tub! It sent many of it high profile personalities…
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Philadelphia Radio Jingles Through The Years - In Alphabetical Order - 1950s-2010s
Philadelphia Radio Jingles Through The Years – In Alphabetical Order – 1950s-2010s This recording features radio jingles used by many Philadelphia area radio stations through the years. Some of the radio staions include: KYW, WCAU, WCAU-FM, WDAS, WDAS-FM, WEAZ, WEJM, WFIL, WGMP, WHAT, WIBG, WIFI, WIOQ, WIP, WKSZ, WLLC, WMGK, WOGL-FM, WPEN, WPGR, WRCP, WSNI, WSSJ, WTRK, WUSL, WWDB,…
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Frankie Crocker on WBLS 107.5 New York | Late 1970s
WBLS 107.5 New York – Frankie Crocker – Late 1970s Back in the early 1970s, many African Americans in New York felt the radio stations were not addressing their concerns, or covering issues they were concerned with. Several Black leaders in New York decided to do something about it, by getting together, pooling resources, and buying a radio station. Percy Sutton, Malcolm X’s former…
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Isaac Hayes on WRKS-FM 98.7 Kiss New York | June 29 1996
WRKS-FM 98.7 Kiss New York – Isaac Hayes – June 29 1996 From the Rob Frankel Collection This short aircheck features WRKS, 98.7 KISS FM. 98.7 Kiss was one of New York’s leading Urban Contemporary stations, from August 1981, until April 2012. You’ll hear R&B artist, Isaac Hayes. He hosted the morning show at Kiss in the mid 1990s. In addition to his many hits, Hayes was also known as…
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Z Morning Zoo Christmas Show with Scott Shannon & Ross Brittain on Z100 WHTZ New York | December 21 1984
WHTZ Z100 New York – Z Morning Zoo Christmas Show – Scott & Ross – December 21 1984 Scott Shannon created the revolutionary “Morning Zoo” show format in Tampa at Q105 (WRBQ). in August 1983 he brought that format to New York and launched New York’s iconic Z100 (WHTZ) as it’s Program Director & host of the “Z Morning Zoo.” He took the ratings from last place, to first in just 72…
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Bob Dayton on WPIX-FM 102 New York | May 1972
WPIX-FM 102 New York – Bob Dayton – May 1972 From the Mike McCann Collection For some people, when they hear the name Bob Dayton, they automatically think of the the guy who was fired from WABC in 1965, when he commemorated the twentieth anniversary of the bombing of Hiroshima, by playing The Crests “16 Candles.” It was an unfortunate gaffe. Bob’s broadcasting career was so much…
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Jose Guzman 98.7 Kiss WRKS-FM New York | October 7 1981
WRKS 98.7 Kiss New York – Jose Guzman – October 7 1981 From the Java Joel Murphy Collection This air check features two month old WRKS, 98.7 KISS FM with Jose Guzman, who did evening in the early years of the station. 98.7 Kiss was one of New York’s leading Urban Contemporary stations, from August 1981, until April 2012. -Ellis From the Ellis B Feaster You Tube Radio Aircheck &…
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Ron Lundy on 77 WABC New York | March 3 1981
WABC 77 New York – Ron Lundy – March 3 1981 Back in the late 1960s, into the 1970s, New York’s 77 WABC was the most listened to station in the nation. The music was tightly programmed, and it had some of the best air personalities in the country. Dan Ingram, Harry Harrison, Johnny Donovan, Scott Muni, Cousin Brucie, Chuck Leonard, and the voice heard on this aircheck, Ron Lundy. Ron…
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Howard Stern 66 WNBC New York | September 20 1985
WNBC 66 New York – Howard Stern – September 20 1985 Courtesy: Charles Hallett This air check is from Howard’s final days at WNBC, and it is one of his most controversial shows. Howard had to fight to get this show on the air. It’s his Dial-A-Date feature, with a twist. it features a guy who wants to date a… dog. Howard tries to find him a date with a woman, who is ok with a guy who…
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Howard Stern on 66 WNBC New York | September 20 1985
WNBC 66 New York – Howard Stern – September 20 1985 Courtesy: Charles Hallett This air check is from Howard’s final days at WNBC, and it is one of his most controversial shows. Howard had to fight to get this show on the air. It’s his Dial-A-Date feature, with a twist. it features a guy who wants to date a… dog. Howard tries to find him a date with a woman, who is ok with a guy who…
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Arnie “Woo Woo” Ginsburg on 1510 WMEX Boston | December 12 1965
Arnie “Woo Woo” Ginsburg on 1510 WMEX Boston – December 12, 1965 Arnie Ginsburg gained prominence in the 1950s and 1960s, especially in the Boston area, where his “Night Train” radio show became a New England sensation. He had high energy, and high pitched voice, which made him stand out, much like Dick Biondi in Chicago. Arnie relied on gimmicks: noisemakers, silly puns, and of…
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Gene Klavan on WNEW 1130 New York | July 25 1973
WNEW 1130 New York – Gene Klavan – News Ray Rice – July 25 1973 From the Kevin Fennessy Collection. Gene Klavan was part of the 1130 WNEW morning show from 1952, until 1977. In the 1950s & 1960s, he hosted with his partner Dee Finch. Klavan & Finch were wildly popular. They improvised the popular four-hour program, which featured wacky characters like Mrs. Wes Chester, Sy Kology, Trevor…
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Tom Kent on 96X WMJX Miami | May 1978
WMJX 96X Miami – Tom Kent – May 1978 In the early 1970s, the 96.3 FM signal in Miami, was home to a very successful Top 40 station, known as 96 WMYQ. on October 1st, 1975, the station became 96X WMJX . The station chugged along until April 1979, when the station briefly flipped to Disco 96, an all-disco format. By November, the station returned to it’s Top 40 roots. Through most of…
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CKLG 73 Vancouver - Gil Harris w/ Wolfman Jack on 73 CKLG Vancouver | November 1974
CKLG 73 Vancouver – Gil Harris W/ Wolfman Jack – November 1974 Courtesy: Doug Allen From 1964 through 2001 Vancouver’s 73 CKLG played the hits for southwest British Colombia. CKLG spent years in an epic battle against 1410 CFUN. Some legendary names worked at CKLG, including Jerry Landa, John Tanner, & Daryl B, during the Boss Radio days, and later J.B. Shane, Peter Starr, Timothy…
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George Oxford on - KDIA 1310 Oakland | February 22 1963
KDIA 1310 Oakland – George Oxford – February 22 1963 For decades, the call letters KDIA were synonymous with soul music in San Francisco. From the 1950s, through the 1990s, this little 1,000 watt signal, was a giant with fans of R&B music. Eventually the station raised it’s power to 5,000, and it really started to cook as Lucky 1310. Some of the legendary names that worked on air at…
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