Hearts of Space
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Brings back memories...then out here was KISW |
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Ah yes, that was where Bob Rivers and Spike were, right? |
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I was surprised to hear another person mentioning WNCN 104.3FM. I was so angry when WNCN-FM 104.3 went off the air in the fall of 1974 because that left only WQXR (and WNYC a minor player) which played more romantic music and I preferred the classical and baroque of WNCN.To make matters worse, when WNCN went off the air, WQXR started playing shorter pieces and lots of jingle jangle commercials which I hated. I wrote Bob Sherman who was the program director at the time and station manager later a very firm letter telling of my extreme displeasure with their changes in commercials and flippant nature of Duncan Purney who I couldn't stand. Bob Sherman wrote back and said he agreed with me about Duncan Purney but he couldn't do anything about it because Duncan was there longer than he was. The rotten commercial persisted. I really enjoyed listening to Harry Fleetwood overnight. He had the perfect radio voice and played great music. |
WSRD in Youngstown Ohio. I'm sure you never heard of it!
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Mix of old/new. We lived in SF Bay area, moved to Boston, and have a summer spot in NJ. So:
KFOG - San Fransisco WERS - Boston - student run. Check it out. Online too. WQXR - New York. Outstanding classical. |
OK back in the day in Los Angles it was all about KMET 94.7 on the dial, especially on the nights with the master of the best Jim Ladd!
Does not get any better, serious rock man, knowledge to the nth degree. great times! :) |
Welcome to the ol’ Mighty Met club.
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Wolfman Jack on XERB - heard all over the Midwest during the 60s
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