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Rain at the Gage.wmv
For all those who are in the drought area, I thought these sounds would be reassuring. A short, afternoon thunderstorm at the Gage Hotel in Marathon, Texas. Only the first few pics are mine. Others are random images I found on the web.
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Recording Library - Services
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Basin PBS-produced TV spot for Recording Library of West Texas. This spot focuses on our services. November 2010.
Recording Library - Volunteers
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Basin PBS-produced TV spot for Recording Library of West Texas. This spot is the volunteer appeal. November 2010.
The Robins - Riot In Cell Block Number Nine.wmv
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From Wikipedia: The Robins were a Los Angeles based rhythm and blues group, which included Carl Gardner and Bobby Nunn. They were a forerunner of The Coasters. The original members of the Coasters, who formed in October 1955, were African-Americans Carl Gardner, Billy Guy, Bobby Nunn, Leon Hughes (who was substituted with Young Jessie on a couple of their early Los Angeles recordings), and guit...
KQSA AM Stereo Upgrade 1986
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1986 news report from KLST/San Angelo, Texas about the upgrade of KQSA-AM to stereo. This report was made by Jim Thomas and features Walton Foster, owner of Foster Communications.
1984 WOR Special Report 1 Scott Shannon
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1984 news series from WOR-TV on New York City radio personalities. This clip highlights Scott Shannon, of WHTZ (Z-100) at the time. It also features commentary from Wolfman Jack.
1984 WOR Special Report 2 Don Imus
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1984 news series from WOR-TV on New York City radio personalities. This clip highlights Don Imus, of WNBC-AM at the time. It features Howard Stern and commentary from Wolfman Jack.
1984 WOR Special Report 4 John Gambling Alison Steele William B Williams
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1984 news series from WOR-TV on New York City radio personalities. This clip features three talents who all happen to now be deceased: WOR-AM's John A. Gambling (1923-1986), Alison Steele (1937-1995) and William B. Williams (1925-1986). It also features commentary from Wolfman Jack.
1984 WOR Special Report 3 Howard Stern
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1984 news series from WOR-TV on New York City radio personalities. This clip highlights Howard Stern, who was at WNBC-AM at the time. It also features Don Imus and commentary from Wolfman Jack.
Recording Library of West Texas Interview
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Newswest 9 interview with longtime volunteer, Jack Gazzale (now deceased). He volunteered reading for the blind for more than 20 years at the Recording Library of West Texas.
When Radio Was Good. Donald Trump would've fit right in
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Howard Stern 2:12 4:00 lol Howard was doing better things in Washington back as far as '81 thats not even counting Detroit, college, etc.
John R spent a few years at competitor WABC
3:52 Ride The Lightning when it was new
Yes still got cassette to KEA MOP TO
WNBC had gold
Good ole days. LLY!
I remember Lloyd Lindsey Young!
Was this before, during, or after their fued? Lol
Yes
04/10/2021
04/10/2021
Howard and Imus deserve Oscars for acting like they don't really detest each other.
Well, at first, Howard actually liked Imus, he was the #1 guy at NBC, & a proven DJ, but when Stern started gaining momentum, & became more outrageous, the relationship was destroyed forever. Stern was out about 9 months after this aired, Imus stayed til NBC became WFAN, & the rest is history....
Lloyd and the great DJs he profiled here were great classy people....Not only are they gone but most of their listeners are also....
Great to see radio superstars John A Gambling and William B Williams here... Lloyd Lyndsey Young would have been great on the radio himself...
That's while Lloyd had that assignment. He is a radio wannabe
It's a- like a battery car!
I GOTTA TREE ON MY HOUSE!
How fake is this reporter's voice?
Lloyd Lyndsey Young was actually the goofy weather man....He was funny as hell...
4:16 hoo hoo
A brilliant marketer at a MINIMUM.
I listened to and recorded wonderfull music from this station for about three years before it shut down, the mix and variety of music is perfect and I am still listening to it every day. Cheers from Queensland, Australia.
I gotta tree on my house!!
I gotta tree on my house!!
you're thinking of Scott Shannon
did he play Jimmy on The Practice
I worked for Scott at Pirate Radio and he got me my first "on-air" DJ job at a station up in Ventura, it was the best job I ever had, seriously and this is my real name.
I wanna see the boat movie!
Chumlee?
I wanna see the boat movie
Jeff Kinzbach should sue these guys for ripping off Mr. Leonard.
IMUS: Imus...............in the morning 6 19...
quack quack
N BC
Smoking in the studio, truly a different era
Last time I ran the AM dial I thought I had be transported down south of the boarder.
At 2:13, Stern regarded Imus as the grandfather he never had, and at 3:28, I'd either forgotten (or never knew) that Imus was on VH1.
He was being sarcastic lol
It was a veiled comment about how Imus was old and outdated. Rightly so.
@@TheRealJohnMelendez outdated?? Never!!! Legends are never outdated.
Brings back memories...I used to love listening to Alison at night on WNEW-FM back in the day...
She would put me to sleep some nights, but most nights I wanted to listen to her whole show, which sometimes I did while in HS. Loved Alison Steele and all the music that she introduced to me.
I had the pleasure of working with William B.Williams, a real gentleman and Allison...one hell of a nice lady. A lot of today's personalities could learn something from them.
Double L welcome to the Bay Area
lmfao! I love how Howard comes off so conceited.
I cried a little bit, so cinical and perverse, true Howard! Hahaha
Loved WNEW 1130 AM and WOR 710 AM. WNEW AM has been gone since December 1992 and WOR 710 AM is going through changes now that will make it an awful radio station (Rambling With Gambling is ending, Joan Hamburg Show is ending) and will soon appeal to the, what else, youth market. Ugh! Nothing much left on AM radio like the great old days of the 1960s to 1980s.
WOR started falling apart in the early 2000s (crappy national shows and losing longtime sponsors to the internet). It finally died when clearcrapchannel took over in December 2012....
Tssssssssssstsssssssssssstssssssssssstssssss... Peckas!!! - Chippah
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'On July the second, 1953 I was serving time for armed robbery' In 1954 "Roit in Cell Block Number Nine" by the Robins peaked at #1 on Cashbox's Top R&B Singles chart... R.I.P. Bobby Nunn, the group's original lead singer and bassist, {1925 - 1986}...
Double U-ENNN-BC!
4:31 Fa Fa Fo-hi!
Booey isn't in there, that's Howard and Fred.
I got a tree on my house
Man! Hearing those radio voices again brought back such "feel good" memories growing up in the NYC Metro area in the 70s and 80s. I remember Channel 9's Lloyd Lindsay Young's zaniness too! Great times.
Is that Harry Tucker engineering the Imus show?
Ironically, in the late 80's...NBC had to get out of the radio business. From there, this Class-A clear-channel giant (now owned by CBS Radio) is 66 the Fan.
wow, great!! nice footage
Has anyone seen the 5th part of this anywhere?