[hedoman]

WIBG and WFIL in Philly. Oh those 8 transistors really hummed when the Beatles came on! Then came FM.......

[chuckinca]

Radio Luxemburg in Europe

AFRC Saigon with Adrian Cronauer (Good Morning Vietnam DJ)


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[Walt.]

Having spent most the 60's in the Bronx and Yonkers, it was either WABC with Scott Muni, Dan Ingram etc or (and I'm surprised nobodies mentioned this one) WMCA with Joe O'Brien, Harry Harrison, Jack Spector and my favorite B. Mitchel Reed. Hey Scooter!
Somewhere along the line I started listening to Jean Shepherd on WOR in the evening (hundreds of his shows on line).
Walt.

[Doreen]

Worc-Worcester MA

[BaylorBear]

WRR out of Dallas, TX. Tony Garrett's "Music 'Til Dawn"!!!! He was the absolute greatest!!

[Don H]

What a great thread! Some people mentioned WKBW in Buffalo. Does anyone remember the Halloween night when they broadcast their own version of "The War of the Worlds"? They did it using local landmarks and such. Even on Long Island i picked up the big KB at night and I managed to catch that sensational Halloween broadcast. I've forgotten what year it was. Sometime in the '70s I would guess.

[champion6]

Originally Posted by collie1228

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.

I remember how cool it sounded when I added one speaker in the rear connected to a Reverberator. It still wasn't stereo, but who cared?!?

[Aceskaters]

Washington, D.C. WAVA (folk music back then) and WGMS (classical)

[Sally Jo]

tpop1-- WOWO broadcast the Komets. They were in the International Hockey League, at that time. Bob Chase was the announcer and may still be. He was still, a few years ago. I, also, listened to Hillard Gates who broadcast the Ft. Wayne Zollner Pistons on WKJG.

[FrankD]

WLS and WCFL Chicago Radio Stations back in the sixties

[chuckinca]

Believe WCFL = Chicago Federation of Labor.


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[Talk Host]

Originally Posted by chuckinca

Believe WCFL = Chicago Federation of Labor.


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You are absolutely right. Super CFL. Dick Biondi, Barney Pip, Mort Crowley, Gene Taylor & Sam Hale and later Larry Lujack.

[gemorc]

Originally Posted by PR1234

CKLW Detroit MI......Lord I LOVED my transistor radio...sighhhhhhhhhhhh

CKLW was in Windsor Ontario, Canada. WXYZ, the home of The Lone Ranger and The Green Hornet, also rocked with Lee Allen.

[tpop1]

Originally Posted by Sally Jo

WOWO broadcast the Komets.

That's where I got confused...Komets with a "K"...not knights.

Thanks...

Worc -Worcester Mass in the 60's & 70's
WZLX-Classic Rock(Boston) 80's 90's & still on computer