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 Sure, here's an article about radio stations in the United States:

Radio has been a staple of American entertainment and information for over a century, with the first commercial radio broadcast taking place in 1920. Since then, radio stations have become a vital part of daily life for millions of Americans, providing everything from music and news to sports and talk shows. With over 15,000 licensed radio stations across the country, there's something for everyone on the airwaves.

One of the most popular genres of radio in the US is music, and there are hundreds of stations dedicated to every genre imaginable. From classic rock to country, hip-hop to jazz, there's a station playing your favorite tunes around the clock. Many stations also offer specialty shows, such as indie music or local bands, giving listeners a chance to discover new artists and sounds.

Another popular type of radio programming in the US is talk radio. Whether it's political commentary, sports analysis, or lifestyle advice, there's a talk show for just about any topic you can think of. Some of the most well-known talk radio hosts in the country include Rush Limbaugh, Howard Stern, and Dave Ramsey, among many others.

News radio is also a staple of American radio, with stations such as NPR (National Public Radio) providing in-depth coverage of both national and international news. Many local stations also have news programming, covering events and stories in their communities.

Sports radio is another genre that has exploded in popularity in recent years, with stations dedicated to covering everything from football and basketball to baseball and hockey. Many stations also offer live play-by-play coverage of games, allowing listeners to follow their favorite teams even if they can't watch them on TV.

Of course, with the rise of streaming music services and podcasts, some have questioned the future of radio in the US. However, radio stations have continued to thrive by adapting to new technologies and offering unique programming that can't be found anywhere else. Whether you're tuning in to hear the latest hits, catch up on the news, or follow your favorite sports teams, radio stations remain an important part of American culture.

In conclusion, radio stations in the United States offer a diverse range of programming, from music and news to talk shows and sports coverage. With thousands of stations broadcasting across the country, there's something for everyone on the airwaves. Despite the rise of new technologies, radio stations have continued to thrive by offering unique programming and adapting to changing trends.

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Radio City Music Hall, “Showplace of the Nation”, opened in New York City on December 27, 1932.  

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Brian and Roger of Queen, interviewed by the local radio station in backstage before the show, Hot Space North American tour, Detroit, United States, 06 August 1982.

(Photo by Koh Hasebe/Shinko Music/Getty Images).

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Rage Against the Machine - Bombtrack

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Advertisement for Motorola portable radios (1948).

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Ashley Roberts

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Radio Shack logo, 1971.

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Today - March 6th, 1977 - Queen Story!

San Francisco, CA, USA, Winterland Ballroom

'A Day At The Races' tour

Freddie Mercury interview extract 1981

05-02-1981 – Melody Maker

🔸Do you ever leave a stage feeling you’ve done a really bad gig?

Freddie Mercury: "Yes, sometimes. We all scream and shout at each other and destroy the dressing room and release our energy. We set ourselves a very high standard and 99 per cent of the audience wouldn’t agree with our assessment of a bad gig. In San Francisco I lost my voice and it was awful, my register was limited to virtually a monotone. I still gave it my all but I knew it was a bad performance. They had to reschedule the tour and take three or four shows off the tour. I have nodules on my vocal chords and most tours are now scheduled around my voice.

🔸"Freddie's voice gets a real beating on a tour like that, especially if you're doing five nights in a row, which sometimes we were. So towards the end he was having a lot of trouble and he was going to great length to keep it in trim, to the length of not talking on tour between gigs and taking all kinds of medications.

We lost a couple gigs due to that, but all in all we did very well, I think."

- Brian May

Interview with Capitol Radio

📸 Photo by Chris Bradford

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Radio City Music Hall

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Rockefeller Center declared a National Historic Landmark on September 26, 1988.

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Rage Against the Machine - Killing in the Name

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'An ace in the hole'

Wartime advertisement for Belmont Radio Crop. products (1943).