WCBS Newsradio 88 New York - Lou Adler & Jim Donnelly - Wednesday, November 1, 1978 - Radio Aircheck
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- WCBS Newsradio 88 New York - Lou Adler & Jim Donnelly - Wednesday, November 1, 1978
WCBS Newsradio 880, a staple of New York City radio, has been delivering breaking news and information to listeners for decades.
Known for its in-depth coverage of local, national, and international events, the station has played a vital role in keeping NY, NJ & Conn informed. WCBS had a team of experienced journalists and reporters, like Charles Osgood, Lou Adler, Art Athens, Jim Donnelly, Pat Parson, Ben Farnsworth, Don Swaim, Jeff Caplan, Wayne Cabot, and many others kept New Yorkers informed. The station's commitment to providing reliable and accurate news has made it a trusted source for countless New Yorkers from the station's launch in 1967, to its demise in 2024.
On this aircheck, you'll hear the WCBS morning news, with Lou Adler & Jim Donnelly anchoring the news in 1978.
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I can tell you as an over the road truck driver, their signal GOT OUT! I BELIEVE they were a 50,000 watt channel.
All those sounders - plus the teletype SFX - dated to about late 1972, definitely after "Arthur Godfrey Time" ceased on April 30 of that year.
He didn't mention, Robert Vaughan, not the actor, who worked with Donnelly too
Ellis, I assume WCBS was 880 on the AM dial. Any idea what their wattage was? Did they go to low wattage at night?
They were 880. I believe they were 50,000 watts. At night their signal could be heard through most of the states east of Mississippi.
@@pebmets One powerful radio channel.
Donnelly & Adler seemed like they sounded like brothers.
5:39 Did Sally "Gloria/Little Goil" Struthers live in NYC?
You said "Let's go back to the 1990s," yet this WCBS aircheck is from 1978, per your caption on this video.
My bad! I posted a bunch of WCBS audio, I was loud to mess one up!
@@EllisFeaster Not a problem! Still will miss ol' 88.