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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…

Ron Lundy on 77 WABC New York | March 3 1981

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Bill Brown on 101 WCBS-FM New York | January 18 1978

 WCBS-FM 101 New York – Bill Brown – January 18 1978 On July 4 1972, WCBS-FM flipped to all Oldies. The move was inspired by it’s sister station, 98 WCAU-FM Philadelphia, which had flipped to oldies one years earlier. The station played 50s & 60s, with some current songs thrown in. But before the Oldies music, WCBS-FM had a Rock format, from the late 1960s to 1972. This aircheck…

Bill Brown on 101 WCBS-FM New York | January 18 1978

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Bob Dayton on 101 WCBS-FM New York | July 1978

 WCBS-FM 101 New York – Bob Dayton – July 1978 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 more than that. Bob Dayton was a…

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Scott Shannon Career Timeline Aircheck, WCBS-FM 101.1 New York |1960s-2010s

 WCBS-FM 101.1 New York – Scott Shannon Career Timeline Aircheck – 1960s – 2000s  1480 WABB Pensacola, WMAK Nashville, WQXI Atlanta, 1580 WPGC Washington, Q105 WRBQ Tampa Bay, Z100 WHTZ, Pirate Radio KQLZ Los Angeles, 95.5 WPLJ, & WCBS-FM are all on this radio aircheck featuring stops on Scott Shannon’s radio history over the years since the mid 1960s. After almost 40 years on New York…

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Greaseman on DC-101 WWDC Washington | August 1987

 WWDC DC101 Washington – Greaseman – August 1987 Doug Tract, better known as The Greaseman. He is truly a one of a kind radio personality. In an era of 3, 4, & 5 person morning shows, Grease would make radio comedy gold, all by himself. The Greaseman pseudonym originated while he was in college. Grease has said in an interiview, “In those days of top 40, everybody who was on the…

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Max Kinkel on 101.1 WCBS-FM New York | December 5 1986

Max Kinkel on 101.1 WCBS-FM New York | December 5 1986

 WCBS-FM 101.1 New York – Max Kinkel – December 5 1986 Since 1972, WCBS-FM has been playing New York’s greatest hits. It originally played songs from the 50s, 60s, & 70s, with some current songs thrown in. By the late 80s, the current songs were dropped from the format, and the station became a pure Oldies station. The station was a market leader. That lasted until 2005, when the…

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Dick Heatherton on 101 WCBS-FM New York | December 30 1977

Dick Heatherton on 101 WCBS-FM New York | December 30 1977

      WCBS-FM 101 New York – Dick Heatherton – December 30 1977 Since 1972, WCBS-FM has been playing New York’s greatest hits. It originally played songs from the 50s, 60s, & 70s, with some current songs thrown in. By the late 80s, the current songs were dropped from the format, and the station became a pure Oldies station. The station was a market leader. That lasted until 2005, when the…

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Dick Heatherton on 101 WCBS-FM New York | April 15 1977

Dick Heatherton on 101 WCBS-FM New York | April 15 1977

   WCBS-FM 101 New York – Dick Heatherton – April 15 1977 Since 1972, WCBS-FM has been playing New York’s greatest hits. It originally played songs from the 50s, 60s, & 70s, with some current songs thrown in. By the late 80s, the current songs were dropped from the format, and the station became a pure Oldies station. The station was a market leader. That lasted until 2005, when the…

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