11/23 4:30 AM 720 KC WGN Wolfman Jack playing The Supremes. How many stations are playing his old shows?
760 KC an oldies station with a great format and good copy. The announcer is speaking Spanish. I believe it's Mexico, and he even mentions Mexico. If anyone has an idea of who that could be, please let me know. At times they were stronger than WJR, which also comes in usually very well here.
Speaking of oldies stations on AM, I was listening on 930 on the Cape May County, New Jersey SDR yesterday afternoon their local time and there was a station playing good oldies that you never hear at all on the cookie cutter oldies FM stations all over the country that play the same 20 songs all day and night.
It was WNCL from Milford, Delaware at only 500 watts, a simulcast of an FM station.
I've often heard oldies stations when scanning the AM SDRs in the northeast but they are all low power stations.
When you think of many things 'old that are new again' like the retro interest in vinyl records, wouldn't it be great if oldies made a big comeback on AM in major markets on high power stations.
It will never happen, though.
The reason I listen so much to SDRs for my DXing anymore is because here on the Big Island, there are only 3 local stations on AM with all other frequencies completely empty during the day.
But it's the exact opposite at night and this may be the best location in the US for nighttime AM DXing but I think I've heard all I can possibly catch on AM at night in the 10 years I've been here, so I'm glad there are SDRs online in distant locations to still listen to.
We have a good selection of FM stations here at least but FM DXing is very limited due to the terrain of the island which pretty much blocks any tropo from Oahu where I'm located.