[BarryB]

Grew up in The Bronx New York. Listened to WINS WADO and WWRL.They played what is now referred to as Doo Wop music. It's still the only music I listen to

[Larryandlinda]

Originally Posted by BarryB

Grew up in The Bronx New York. Listened to WINS WADO and WWRL.They played what is now referred to as Doo Wop music. It's still the only music I listen to

still growing up
wvlg!
We are surprised
and delighted wvlg plays
as much doo
wop
as they do.
Hope they do more and that they keep their live jocks
L&L

[Bryan]

WLAC and WSM - Nashville

[Irish Rover]

WSTV - Steubenville and KDKA - Pittsburgh

[graciegirl]

WLW The Nations Station.

[villages07]

In teeny-bopper days, Cousin Duffy on WPGC (DC area).

Later, DC area was the home of the Greaseman and Howard Stern.

[collie1228]

Daytime radio was WTLB in Utica, NY. Nighttime station was always NY's WABC with Cousin Brucie and Co. Did we really learn all those great 50's/60's songs while listening to that low quality AM radio? Hard to believe today, as I listen to my Serius/XM stereo satellite radio in the car, which has better sound than most any high-end stereo system from those days.

[Sonny39]

In Cleveland the Rock and Roll hall of Fame city everybody listened to Bill Randle on WERE, and Alan Freed WJW

[skip0358]

I too listened to WABC,WBLI & WGLI. Cousin Brucie was a big hit.and the music then you could understand. Gee what happened?? Only thing I think the one station from Patchogue was WPAC if I'm not mistaken.

[Talk Host]

Originally Posted by skip0358

I too listened to WABC,WBLI & WGLI. Cousin Brucie was a big hit.and the music then you could understand. Gee what happened?? Only thing I think the one station from Patchogue was WPAC if I'm not mistaken.

You could understand it, but your parents couldn't.

[Army Guy]

Growing up in Jersey, there was only one.....WABC!!!

Army Guy

[doowop58]

While growing up in the NE of New Jersey we listened to AM radio because thats all there was. WABC of course, radio towers were close by near Lodi and Hasbrouck heights. Listened at night to WINS,(Murry the K) WBLS (Jocko), and at times Zacherlie. Later as FM became popular WCBS-FM was the oldies station of choice. Super sunday night show, The Doowop shop with Don K Reid. I always loved the sound of the era and like listening to WVLG-AM in the Villages now. During all those years I collected those tunes and now I have them all on my MP3 player. Listen to them at home, in the car and golf cart. I also belong to the Doowop club in the Villages. I run the website for the club. WWW.doowopinthevillages.blogspot.com.
Enjoy the music!

[tpop1]

Originally Posted by Sally Jo

WOWO in Ft. Wayne, Indiana.

As a kid in central Connecticut, at night I listened to WABC in New York,...On good nights got WKBW out of Buffalo with Joey Reynolds then after Reynolds famous episode leaving WKBW, Sandy Beach.

On real good nights, under the covers, listened to Ft. Wayne Knights or Comets??.... hockey on WOWO...powerful signal.

[BogeyBoy]

Grew up in the Finger Lakes area of western NY - WKBW was our favorite.

[chuckinca]

XERB-AM at Ciudad Acuña in Mexico, for Da Wolfman! 250K Watts


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