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There is some video of this around, but thanks so much for audio of the whole program.

AH!!! THE GOOD OLD DAYS!! I WAS BROUGHT UP LISTENING TO WCBS NEWS RADIO 88

Awesome to hear the early days of WEBE FM on 107.9 To this day Danny Lyons still makes this all possibly

spent alot of time and money there,,,miss it!

𝗔𝗹𝗲𝘅 𝗟𝗲𝗳𝗮𝗶𝘃𝗿𝗲 𝗧𝗿𝗶𝗼 Les Jeudis Jazz Cabaret Chic x Terrasse Thu, Jul 18 • 7:00 PM Le Balcon X Terrasse • Montreal, QC Que ce soit pour un brunch ensoleillé ou une soirée sous les étoiles, Le Balcon x Terrasse est une destination incontournable pour tous les amoureux de Montréal en quête d'une expérience gastronomique et culturelle inoubliable.Terrasse chauffée et couverte !

December 27, 1985, 9:00 - 10:00 p.m. Eastern Time. KMOX 1120 St. Louis. Received in Philadelphia. (as listed in the video description when it was uploaded on 2017.

So great hearing Bob Hamilton's voice again! Such a great newsman and radio personality. Also, the date of this is Dec 27, 1985. I was on Christmas break before my last semester at UMSL when this aired. Graduated in May 1986. Also great to hear the Steamers on the sports update! Thank you so much for posting this!

The man worked hard to get where he did in life.

RIP ❤ Mom & Dad Hopefully, see each other again in some form 💜✝️

Oh. The great days of real radio. ❤️

If you don’t mind me asking… how old were you when you recorded this tape?! Thanks for sharing it! 🫡😊

My folks split time between LA and San Diego and I grew up listening to KNX in both cities 😂

im loving this beautiful staticyness oh that sound of radio is the best

Some wonderful passages & Rosiland Patton's smoky voice is heaven. Thank you.

The irony of William Conrad doing the opening narration of The Fugitive,later on starring in Cannon with guest star..David Jansen The Fugitive!

Come on, nostalgia dollars, bring this back! The closest example I've found in my area is a Lebanon, TN station called AM 900, WKDA and 98.3 on the FM dial. It's not "beautiful music", but it is a collection of softer oldies from the 40s to the 60s. I don't know why it exists, but I'm glad it does.

I remember a version of this sign on when I lived in New Jersey in the early 1970s, when WPVI was WFIL-TV. I still remember the voiceover intoning "This is Philadelphia.." It stuck in my head when I went to a convention in Philadelphia in 2013 and as I got off the plane I said "This is Philadelphia." A great way to show one of the great cities of our nation that's so historic. To this day, it's still the key city in the busily growing three state area of the Delaware Valley. It's a shame they changed the video years later. This is a true gem that shows some sights of a great city.

Countless FM stations during this period aired this format. Most were stations that were put on by the owners of successful AM stations and were run as an also ran to (at the time) dominant AM sister station.

Bagi saya ini adalah studio radio sebenarnya... apalagi bila dipancarkan pada gelombang AM dan memutar kaset ataupun CD secara analog ini adalah seni yang sebenarnya... ❤

Kool!

This is so on brand with the city with the string band. Why isn’t this played after wins these days???? This is so great

My Favourite Ford Show Peanuts Intro!

DAvid damn great job who ever edited this, i know this was long time ago and music is great!!

This brought back memories from the 80's, I would listen to the reports on WDVE in Pittsburgh

Who sings la la means I love you? Love❤FM 92

david janssen na época do fugitivo já parecia mais velho. ainda que usasse maquiagem .😶

Big Band Melody by Meco!

Have Heard CKLW 8OO (CLEAR)In Dallas TX

Is this recent?

Ahhhh, one of my favorite Jersey memories!

Wow! So glad you shared this! My parents put this on in our bedroom to lull us to sleep. "WPAT, easy 93..." My grandparents did the same at their place. ❤ I truly love this relaxing music. As I got older, I used to sing the words and pretend that WPAT was my personal instrumental channel. Lol! 😂 Lots of fond memories.

Best beer on the planet. I have a half Keg in my Kegerator. I will never drink another beer.Great History and Great family ! Thank you!

And I do have that post cart ……..GREDIN FROM THE FABULOUS SHERRy Frontenac.

I use to go on holiday on that hotel…back in 1992 - 1999.

Loved this station when it was top 40

This brought back good memories. I was a DJ, at the same time, at an identical oldies station in Providence. Your station probably had the same consultants as we did, because it sounds the exact same, the same music, same id's, everything. This was in the good old days of radio, before automation took over and killed radio as a music medium.

My dad was a WWII vet, and whenwver we went anywhere he would turn on WPAT.

Great stuff!!

On a clear cool day you can get 1210am as far as the carolinas. Ive gotten wlw in Philadelphia.

July 15, 1982 FM DX Session from far northeast Philadelphia. Tropospheric duct opening. Technics SA-104 stereo receiver. Indoor 300-ohm FM dipole antenna. WAAF 107.3 Worcester, MA; WSOX 94.9 West Yarmouth, MA; WRQX 107.3 Washington, DC; WWTR 95.9 Bethany Beach, DE.

WAAF was my inspiration to become a DJ. I listened every night from the Albany, NY area in the mid and late 70s. I eventually became the late night jock at WPYX (PYX106), Albany's top rock station. Best 7 (+/-) years of my life!

God, radio used to be so great! Tony's opening is so classic.

Is that you Drew at the beginning of the video?

36:53 Jeff Kaye's utter disbelief. 😆 I wonder if ANYONE showed up... well, besides the brilliant person who insisted the course be held during an historic blizzard. There's always at least one -- teacher, manager, employer, etc. -- who insists on people needlessly risking life and limb during serious weather emergencies. It's good to hear the great Jefferson Kaye's disgust over that stupidity.

Rest In Peace to the legendary Dr Ruth Westheimer 🕊️ 🙏🏾

Best WCBS news sounder. It's my text tone.

I grew up here. Had so much fun as a kid exploring everything. Then in the summer we spent all day every day at the beach. Curly grass grows next to the teaberry plants. We used to pick and eat the wild teaberries.

Revolutionary War Indian Wars War of 1812 Civil War NJ played an important part of the wars that took place in early America.

Batsto produced cannonballs guns rifles and ammunition for the Revolutionary and the Civil War armies.