Radio was so different back then. Song... announcement... commercial... song... announcement... commercial. I guess the ten-in-a-row-commercial-free hadn't been invented yet. Love the nostalgia... and the education about the history of radio.
Was living in Willard Ohio as a 2 yr old in September. Hard to believe Judy in Disguise came out around the time I was born. I enjoy these 70s radio programs.
hey Jim thanks for posting this (WNOB was THE station when I went to Gilmour in 69-70, should have received a Gold Record for the Guess Who) - also thanks for the WELW-FM Country post, haven't heard those jingles in 42 years :-D
Thanks for posting Rockford , a real treasure trove. I wonder if that Rick Nelson song in the first quarter , inspired ; Rod Stewarts You Turks , track.
Love the Stone Bowers Buick commercials featuring Tony Hatch's instrumental version of "Call Me" which actually is best appreciated by listening to it in its entirety.
Great to hear the songs that aren't represented on focus-group-driven, revisionist-history oldies radio. And where the heck did that edit of Green-Eyed Lady come from??!! Never heard that version, it's neither the LP version or the 45 edit!!
Do you have any old WKNT later WNIR from Kent, OH, WHK from Cleveland with Gary Dee and Joe Finan as well as WMMS in Cleveland too, WHBC in Canton, OH, WTIG in Massillon, OH, and WAKR and WHLO in Akron, OH? Those would be great. Thank
Yea podner from loved rNELSON SONG From Texas hey was comming to DALLAS Have many Air checks still in 2021 KLUV 98 FM NEW YEARS SHOW RIP RICK RADIO AM MILLENIALS YOU SURE DID MISS IT (heaven Must HAD SENT HARD TO Think somebody reads this 100 years ALIVE & KICKING BONUS 2021 ad BOBBY G/ THANKS Rockford sir USAF/Dallas police(ret) great JIM DEAL AC Five ***** stars
Celebrity deaths weren't the media obsession they are now. Rock & Roll deaths especially were only lightly touched on; Jimi, Janis, Jim Morrison weren't even mentioned in my hometown newspaper! Rock music was still thought of as kids' music, and not of interest to the adult population. Jim Croce's plane crash in 1973 got a short paragraph in the paper, and he was popular with all ages, and at the peak of his career!
Thank you for sharing.
Radio was so different back then. Song... announcement... commercial... song... announcement... commercial. I guess the ten-in-a-row-commercial-free hadn't been invented yet. Love the nostalgia... and the education about the history of radio.
The magnificent album version of "Ain't No Mountain High Enough"
I started my 53 year career as a jock a few weeks before this recording was made !
The opening day of the 1970 NFL season! Thanks for posting!
Anyone who Longs for a time machine this is about the closest we will probably get! These are fantastic highly recommended!
Thank you so much for sharing these wonderful airchecks.
Was living in Willard Ohio as a 2 yr old in September. Hard to believe Judy in Disguise came out around the time I was born. I enjoy these 70s radio programs.
It was #1in early 1968...played as a golden
hey Jim thanks for posting this (WNOB was THE station when I went to Gilmour in 69-70, should have received a Gold Record for the Guess Who) - also thanks for the WELW-FM Country post, haven't heard those jingles in 42 years :-D
apologies Rockford, I was thinkin' you were Jim.
You're not far off though, Jim is my father.
RIP Jim Pogras (Jim Big Deal )
So many great songs!!
Tom Jones wow!
Thanks for posting Rockford , a real treasure trove.
I wonder if that Rick Nelson song in the first quarter , inspired ; Rod Stewarts You Turks , track.
Love the Stone Bowers Buick commercials featuring Tony Hatch's instrumental version of "Call Me" which actually is best appreciated by listening to it in its entirety.
The guy who worked with Petula Clark?
Stone Bowers was about to deal with a two-month strike of General Motors, shutting down production of all 1971 models
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Great to hear the songs that aren't represented on focus-group-driven, revisionist-history oldies radio. And where the heck did that edit of Green-Eyed Lady come from??!! Never heard that version, it's neither the LP version or the 45 edit!!
I love the album version of "Ain't No Mountain High Enough"
Man that album version is like being gently consumed by fire. And when the song hits that key change I swear I'm levitating to the heavens above.
Do you have any old WKNT later WNIR from
Kent, OH, WHK from Cleveland with Gary Dee and Joe Finan as well as WMMS in Cleveland too, WHBC in Canton, OH, WTIG in Massillon, OH, and WAKR and WHLO in Akron, OH? Those would be great. Thank
The day of my birth. Gosh I'm old, lol.
Awesome. I was negative 5 at this time.. 😂😂
What time should we start this playback if we wish the timechecks to be correct? I think 6-30
Was WHK still a thing at this time?
Was radio recordings
Yea podner from loved rNELSON SONG From Texas hey was comming to DALLAS Have many Air checks still in 2021 KLUV 98 FM NEW YEARS SHOW RIP RICK RADIO AM MILLENIALS YOU SURE DID MISS IT (heaven Must HAD SENT HARD TO Think somebody reads this 100 years ALIVE & KICKING BONUS 2021 ad BOBBY G/ THANKS Rockford sir USAF/Dallas police(ret) great JIM DEAL AC Five ***** stars
2 days after Jimi Hendrix died. He doesn't mention him or play any of his music??????
Celebrity deaths weren't the media obsession they are now. Rock & Roll deaths especially were only lightly touched on; Jimi, Janis, Jim Morrison weren't even mentioned in my hometown newspaper! Rock music was still thought of as kids' music, and not of interest to the adult population. Jim Croce's plane crash in 1973 got a short paragraph in the paper, and he was popular with all ages, and at the peak of his career!
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