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Thinking of my mom and aunts,... thanks so much for posting!!!

Never delete these please ❤❤❤

Who's that guy doing sports at 12:21?

Ron again is my 2024 Memorial Day weekend DJ along with the rest of the greatest radio personalities on the then Wcbs 101.1 fm. Thank you & GodBless for posting

Ty Darin For The memories of Don K Reed

we miss you, Ron

I love these so much

I enjoyed listening to this.

Epic! 0:43

God bless you Don. You were the best.

The last untamed rock station. May the spirit of KZEW reside in all who remember.

I miss Dick Bartley. So many Sundays listening to his show. Sad he retired. ❤

What's that song that started at 3:32?

I could watch these old videos/listen to the old sound bites of kidd all day long… he was so much a part of my adolescence and early adulthood. After he died my mom said to me “I don’t understand why this is such a big deal to you… you never met the guy”. Hard to explain to anyone what a significant role he played in my life (and the lives of so many others that he also never met). We laughed with kidd and cried with Kidd. We got his inside jokes. He was a constant in my life while so many things were changing. Yes mom… it is a big deal that kidd died. It is still one of the biggest losses I’ve experienced. Kidd, the world is even crazier than when you left us. Listening to these old sound bites is comforting… a reminder of a more innocent and simpler time.

I could watch these old videos/listen to the old sound bites of kidd all day long… he was so much a part of my adolescence and early adulthood. After he died my mom said to me “I don’t understand why this is such a big deal to you… you never met the guy”. Hard to explain to anyone what a significant role he played in my life (and the lives of so many others that he also never met). We laughed with kidd and cried with Kidd. We got his inside jokes. He was a constant in my life while so many things were changing. Yes mom… it is a big deal that kidd died. It is still one of the biggest losses I’ve experienced. Kidd, the world is even crazier than when you left us. Listening to these old sound bites is comforting… a reminder of a more innocent and simpler time.

I could watch these old videos/listen to the old sound bites of kidd all day long… he was so much a part of my adolescence and early adulthood. After he died my mom said to me “I don’t understand why this is such a big deal to you… you never met the guy”. Hard to explain to anyone what a significant role he played in my life (and the lives of so many others that he also never met). We laughed with kidd and cried with Kidd. We got his inside jokes. He was a constant in my life while so many things were changing. Yes mom… it is a big deal that kidd died. It is still one of the biggest losses I’ve experienced. Kidd, the world is even crazier than when you left us. Listening to these old sound bites is comforting… a reminder of a more innocent and simpler time.

WCBS FM 101.1 was my station from the late 70s when I got my license and my Dad let me use his car on the weekends and then in 1981 when I got my own car. Mom’s car only had an AM radio and she wouldn’t let me put a stereo in it lol. Before WCBS I used to listen to WABC 77 AM especially Dan Ingrahm. Both played the best music EVER! I left the NYC area in 2013 for Texas and don’t know what WCBS is playing now. Unfortunately I’m in Austin Texas with the WORST music and radio stations I’ve ever experienced in my 62 years of life! I miss these oldies and the Disc Jockeys.

What is that song between 7:31 & 8:12?

We still miss you Ron !

Would you happen to have any News 8 Daybreak broadcasts from 1997?

Big Ron Lundy Fan🎙🎧🎤Hello Love ,R.i.P. Ron🎙🎧🎤

I grew up listening to don k Reed in New York City, best music in the world CBS FM.

I remember listening to your shows the great oldies music you guys played 101.I FM WCBS miss thoes day's s 😢😒 Saturday night on the FM radio station drive in my car ,also listening at home. And when you did the top 500 songs 🎵 count down on laberday weekend came down to the number 1 song from The Five Satins in the still of the night. One of my old times favorites. Oldies shall live on forever great music. 👍 and too all of us old time listen enjoy the old memories of the greatest music 🎶 🎵. God Bless you all. GREG

He was mellow and smooth 😂

Sunday Night was my escape to the Golden days of my youth.

Thanks Don for playing these great sounds ❤

This is the music I love Keep playing these great sounds

This music is just the BEST

My escape back to a better time. I tip my hat to those groups that are a special part of my youth.

These are the great sounds that we danced to and will be loved forever

Still the best dj !😅

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Best sunday nights...7-10 !😂

I was glad to grow up in Fort Worth during the golden era of News 8 with Chip Moody, John McCaa, Dale Henson, and Gloria Campos.

Guns N Roses - Paradise City INXS - New Sensation Waterfront - Cry The Outfield - Voices Of Babylon Sa Fire - Thinking Of You

Ty For The memories Rip Don K Reed

Stellar! A magical time, r & r was still kind of new. Everything was so exciting, the concerts, festivals- it was all festive! Lots of people had flutes, tambourines & bells that they played at parks, drum circles & on the Boulevard. Sunset Boulevard. ❤ I had bells on my anklet.

More KZEW stuff please!

Timeless classics with the one & only Real Don Steele enjoyed Christmas Eve 2023 Modesto California

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I’d like to wrap up a dream for you all - letters to Santa.

Love this show the Best decade the 60’s The Best music The Best Disk Jokey The Real Don Steele

Brings back so many memories. This was the official music in my house growing up, thanks to my Dad. Road trips, projects in the basement or garage. Concerts on the beach. Either live on the radio or recorded on a cassette strait from the top 500 countdown. Plus watching Sha na na, Happy Days. Musically my house was a time capsule. I loved it then, and look back and love it even more now. What a genre!

Don K Reed, Mr. Music Norman Knight, Cousin Brucie, Harry Harrision, Jack Spector, Ron Londie, Max Kinkle. I remember them and the music. I also remember all the WMCA Good Guys.

Now this is the CBS FM i remember, i used to record this station all the time on my cassettes trying to make mixtapes, now i dont like this station as much, i like 80s music (i was born in the early 80s) but the songs they play are too repetitive! Like they play "Eye of the Tiger" like 20 times every day!

I miss you brother RIP Don K. Reed

Keep posting

March 24, 1988 was my 6th birthday...I was living in Irving at the time. My uncle Carl had married my aunt Joanne in '88, the Mavericks were one win away from the NBA Finals, and Tom Landry would finish his 29th and final season with the Cowboys at 3-13. Oh, the 80s and 90s...how I miss thee.

Ron was a morning radio staple and is sorely missed.

I miss The Doo-Wop Shop! I miss the CBSFM I grew up with!