Im so glad that Cousin Brucie is back on WABC, bringing most of this magic back, even if its just on the weekends, they even got back the old jingles! Too bad Dan isn't still around, I know the new owner John "Cats" would have got him a slot for a show right away. RIP Dan, and happy "Rebirth" of WABC MusicRadio!
Growing up in Philly, I heard WABC a lot. Dan and cousin Brucie were two of my favorites, along with Philly legends, Dr Don Rose, Jerry Blavat, WFIL, WMMR. The days when radio was entertaining and fun.
@garytorresani8836: I too was also born and raised here in Philly; Folcroft to be precise. I was a 7-year-old second grader back in March of '65. I too used to listen to WABC down here in Philly, along with WFIL as well. That's when radio was worth listening to, but not today.
@@jeanmank6342 Thank goodness we remember when radio was cool and fun. For me NYC was and is the media Capitol of America. But when the blonde, whitened teeth, blow dried hair people from Los Angeles settled in NYC, the culture of the city went down.
They are back with music, Cousin Brucie is back on at 6pm Saturdays, then Tony Orlando has a program after him at 10pm, both with music and old WABC jingles!
@@TheBrooklynbodine Still is! And with Brucie back on WABC, these old jingles and songs come blasting back out into the atmosphere again, every Saturday night, starting at 6pm (Brucie goes til' 10, then Tony)! Tony Orlando also has a show and so does Joe Piscopo, WABC has a great new weekend music crew again! Wish Dan was still around to join them.
I think we have the same sickness. A bad case of nostalgia.Yes it was a better world back then. Lets take the first time machine and go back. Only do we meet in 65 or 68? Summer 68 I probably was at Orchard Beach in the Bronx. April 65 probably on a bus on Pelham Pkwy going home from school
When music radio was Music Radio! From the media Capitol of the world my old hometown with the best DJs in America, NYC during the Mad Men era of the 1960s.
Dan Ingram:: "That's no horse, get off of Herb Oscar Anderson!" I'm sure HOA had a big laugh. Grateful for what brief time I had with both of these superb broadcasters.
If you listen very closely to the first Air Check (at approximately time stamp 0.03), it's mentioned "WABC AM & FM in New York." I guess what eventually became WPLJ was simulcasting at least part of the AM side at the time. I'm surprised that Dan didn't mention "77 AM and 95 & 1/2 FM (When WPLJ was WABC-FM, they used to advertise the station as "95 and a half," not "95.5" as the station was known when the call letters were changed to "PLJ." And hearing the "Robert Hall" advertisement brought back memories. But I thought that chain was in other Northern New Jersey counties as well (the advertisement pertains to the Union/Somerset/Middlesex area. Ironically, the "Plainfields" are appropriately divided - one to each of these counties
I'm sure...absolutely sure, I tuned into WABC many times with my few transistor radios ( GE, Zenith, Panasonic, and the popular models of the 1960's) in the 1960's in the evenings from my home in Indianapolis. Great fun listening...especially with the ear-phone plugged in while in bed trying to sleep. The stronger AM stations from good distances just made me dream of being a DJ like these guys of America's best radio stations. I still, though, had my #1 radio station as WLS - 890 in Chicago. Oh...and my "favorite radio commercial on WABC 77? That one who was selling furs with: "Remember...Money talks, nobody walks!" Boy, at times I use that slogan when it comes to money!
Listen to rewound radio com they R doing Dan Ingram all Thanksgiving weekend. They re-build the music into the airchecks. By far the best dj of the era Hope ya see this in time
I know that you must cut the music due to copyright reasons, but is there any other place I could listen or download these recordings without any cuts? This is like being in a time machine, I love it!
The iconic “Daaan Ingram” jingle didn’t come until late 1966. Notice chime time here isn’t paired with the singers calling “WABC” before it: that too didn’t come until end of ‘65 or sometime in ‘66.
Biggest scam when we were kids. I had a 16 transistor AM radio. Guess what? Only 7 were used. The others did nothing. An AM radio 6-7 - maybe, maybe 8 at the most. Anything else was a scam.
Love the music and the jingles, but except for playing or reading out adverts in between they didn't do a lot ot programming, did they? I got tired after only 13 minutes of it. But maybe that's just because I was raised on European public radio and I'm not used to these blatant assaults of consumerism, so bear with me.
Even the commercials are catchy tunes and whatever happened to the word AMERICAN??? You hear on WABC 77 DAN INGRAM SHOW:""ALL AMERICAN GO GO RADIO*/ALL AMERICAN RADIO 77 WABC* Any listener out there wonder WHY no radio station today USES ""AMERICAN JINGLES""????
Really brought me back.. On my little transistor radio.
Im so glad that Cousin Brucie is back on WABC, bringing most of this magic back, even if its just on the weekends, they even got back the old jingles! Too bad Dan isn't still around, I know the new owner John "Cats" would have got him a slot for a show right away.
RIP Dan, and happy "Rebirth" of WABC MusicRadio!
Growing up in Philly, I heard WABC a lot. Dan and cousin Brucie were two of my favorites, along with Philly legends, Dr Don Rose, Jerry Blavat, WFIL, WMMR. The days when radio was entertaining and fun.
Yes man, Famous56! 👍🏻😎
@garytorresani8836: I too was also born and raised here in Philly; Folcroft to be precise. I was a 7-year-old second grader back in March of '65. I too used to listen to WABC down here in Philly, along with WFIL as well. That's when radio was worth listening to, but not today.
RIP MR INGRAM
Thank you for all great memories
Love you miss you
You’re the best
This is radio that I - grew up with - chime time !!!
Fine sounding air check from 1965.
Revisiting my May - August 2019 self with these 77 wabc videos
Genius...pure genius. R.I.P. Dan.
I am 9 years old. I live in Norwalk, CT. This is the only station that plays on the family radio. 🙆
Now,you know what it was for me in 1960s NYC radio when I was a boy.
@@luislaplume8261 Of course, WABC is all talk now and I'm 66! So many happy memories of staying up late with transistor radio and my ONE earphone!
@@jeanmank6342 Thank goodness we remember when radio was cool and fun. For me NYC was and is the media Capitol of America. But when the blonde, whitened teeth, blow dried hair people from Los Angeles settled in NYC, the culture of the city went down.
I Think WABC-AM 770 Should Have Stayed a Top-40 Rock And Roll Radio Station Until May-1990 And Maybe Have It Simulcast On 95.5-FM.
They are back with music, Cousin Brucie is back on at 6pm Saturdays, then Tony Orlando has a program after him at 10pm, both with music and old WABC jingles!
Such good days, such a great DJ, sense of humor is priceless. I could listen to him forever.
😢, another legend gone. He was great!!
I still have the HI-DELITY pocket transistor radio I listened to this on. I was 7.
Heard WABC from Endicott New York at night...always listened to the Top 20 countdown on Tuesday nights with Cousin Brucie
Being a clear-channel 50,000-watt station, it could be heard, at night, in the whole eastern US and parts of Canada.
@@TheBrooklynbodine Still is! And with Brucie back on WABC, these old jingles and songs come blasting back out into the atmosphere again, every Saturday night, starting at 6pm (Brucie goes til' 10, then Tony)! Tony Orlando also has a show and so does Joe Piscopo, WABC has a great new weekend music crew again! Wish Dan was still around to join them.
@@NickG123 OK, thanks. I know it's still a clear-channel, 50,000-watt station.
Bohacks was my Grandmother Daly's favorite supermarket.
A&P. S&H. green stamps. an Bokar Coffee ground to otder. Loved the smell of that big red machine.
That grinder - right!
One month before I was born! This is great!
Radio on go go 77 WABC!
Thanks so much for this. Dan is a favorite.
Even radio was better then.
I think we have the same sickness. A bad case of nostalgia.Yes it was a better world back then. Lets take the first time machine and go back. Only do we meet in 65 or 68? Summer 68 I probably was at Orchard Beach in the Bronx. April 65 probably on a bus on Pelham Pkwy going home from school
@@cerliezio Which would you rather? I think I'd rather be on a beach, but in 65'... Certainly not back on the bus... haha!
4:47
When music radio was Music Radio! From the media Capitol of the world my old hometown with the best DJs in America, NYC during the Mad Men era of the 1960s.
go to videos you. Thanks for the Memories keep up the good work
The absolute best
Best of the BEST!!!!!
Dan Ingram:: "That's no horse, get off of Herb Oscar Anderson!" I'm sure HOA had a big laugh. Grateful for what brief time I had with both of these superb broadcasters.
If you listen very closely to the first Air Check (at approximately time stamp 0.03), it's mentioned "WABC AM & FM in New York." I guess what eventually became WPLJ was simulcasting at least part of the AM side at the time. I'm surprised that Dan didn't mention "77 AM and 95 & 1/2 FM (When WPLJ was WABC-FM, they used to advertise the station as "95 and a half," not "95.5" as the station was known when the call letters were changed to "PLJ." And hearing the "Robert Hall" advertisement brought back memories. But I thought that chain was in other Northern New Jersey counties as well (the advertisement pertains to the Union/Somerset/Middlesex area. Ironically, the "Plainfields" are appropriately divided - one to each of these counties
I'm sure...absolutely sure, I tuned into WABC many times with my few transistor radios ( GE, Zenith, Panasonic, and the popular models of the 1960's) in the 1960's in the evenings from my home in Indianapolis. Great fun listening...especially with the ear-phone plugged in while in bed trying to sleep. The stronger AM stations from good distances just made me dream of being a DJ like these guys of America's best radio stations. I still, though, had my #1 radio station as WLS - 890 in Chicago.
Oh...and my "favorite radio commercial on WABC 77? That one who was selling furs with: "Remember...Money talks, nobody walks!" Boy, at times I use that slogan when it comes to money!
FABULOUS!!❤❤❤😊😊😊🥰🥰🥰😻🐱🐱😽😊
its a very early memory for sure ,our introduction to the Beatles the British invasion
Dan is one of the few that had a consistent sound no matter what year you hear him from! You don't fix it if it isn't broken!
Listen to rewound radio com they R doing Dan Ingram all Thanksgiving weekend. They re-build the music into the airchecks. By far the best dj of the era Hope ya see this in time
Ahhh if only to find airchecks like this unscoped, few & far between !
Rick Shaw on WQAM 560, 10-07-66 is a great aircheck, on the same night as Mike E Harvey's aircheck from WFUN 790.
Both around 30 minutes unscoped.
@@monkeeman1966 I can't find them ?
Those ones aren't on the site.
I bought them years ago.
@@monkeeman1966 10-07? Like October 7 or July 10?
October 7, 1966.
Listen to a lot of old school top 40 radio, nothing better than WABC, especially this particular era of WABC.
fab-tastic!!!!
Golden @ Classic
The best generation!
77 wabc!!
I wouldn't have wanted to have any other DJ take me through my youth.
Wow!
DAN INGRAM !!!!!!
I know that you must cut the music due to copyright reasons, but is there any other place I could listen or download these recordings without any cuts? This is like being in a time machine, I love it!
go go dan ingram go go go
RIP :'(
GENIUS!
5 minutes from now on wabc am and fm new york......
77 wabc!
RIP
Where is the "DAN INGRAM" jingle?
The iconic “Daaan Ingram” jingle didn’t come until late 1966. Notice chime time here isn’t paired with the singers calling “WABC” before it: that too didn’t come until end of ‘65 or sometime in ‘66.
2:21 Damn, since 1878!
why did you edit down the music? damn...
The honor group of the day are persons with oily stools!!! If you’re a person and have oily stools,you’re in the WABC honor group of the day!!!!
Here are my T0P 5 DJ's of all time.
1)Dan Ingram 2) Casey Kassem 3) Cousin Bruce Marrow 4) Batman Johnson 5) Wolfman Jack.
How many Transistors ya got in your Radio?
Biggest scam when we were kids. I had a 16 transistor AM radio. Guess what? Only 7 were used. The others did nothing. An AM radio 6-7 - maybe, maybe 8 at the most. Anything else was a scam.
77 wabc
Love the music and the jingles, but except for playing or reading out adverts in between they didn't do a lot ot programming, did they? I got tired after only 13 minutes of it. But maybe that's just because I was raised on European public radio and I'm not used to these blatant assaults of consumerism, so bear with me.
That was AM Top-40 radio back then - especially during afternoon drive (Dan’s shift) when listenership was at its highest.
Even the commercials are catchy tunes and whatever happened to the word AMERICAN??? You hear on WABC 77 DAN INGRAM SHOW:""ALL AMERICAN GO GO RADIO*/ALL AMERICAN RADIO 77 WABC* Any listener out there wonder WHY no radio station today USES ""AMERICAN JINGLES""????
Even though many of the artists played are from another country.
Didn't he always end his show with, "Come get me mother, I am through!"?
When in March 1965? March 9? March 17?
WABC -FM became WPLJ
Wabc fm was different than Wabc am but yeah it became Wplj in 1971
WMCA New York. Anybody have Recordings of BM Reed DJ on MCA 580 am Radio. I think it was 580.
The Radio Number On WMCA Was And Still Is On 570.
570
Dan copied the style of Rick Shaw who was with WIOD and WQAM throughout the 1960's.
Household Finance!
And $800 bought a lot in 1965