Here's an aircheck from the old 'REV, the title says everything else. 
) Honestly, I wasn't quite sure where to post this, but this seems a good a place as any. Dave Compton sent me this a while back and (Spoiler Alert) here's what I told him, after listening to it all the way through, for the first time. Sounds like this was put together from two different days and in three segments. The first and the third segments, are from Saturday, July 1, 1972 and the second (where he talks about taking a week off and taking home with him, a recording of today's show) is from sometime (can't pinpoint a day/date) a little before Labor Day of '72. Incidentally, but related to the aircheck, he mentions major flooding in Madison, Mayodan and Eden, so I googled it. Yeah, Hurricane Agnes. Re: his downhomeness, he was an outsider, but seemed to have that personableness and relatability to the area, if you know what I'm trying to say LOL. He fit in good and sounds like the folk thought/felt so, too. Man, they sure had the spots in those days. Wasn't Big Apple also in the farm supply business? And Penrose Mall seemed to be hoppin' in those days, too! Sounds like the production library was sufficiently stocked with general and specific beds, too, with jingles to boot LOL. Can't remember what company did those jingles (I believe it was a pretty well-known company), but I saw on a Youtube post of a few of the 'REV jingles, that 1160, WJJD, Chikago had the same type ones. They also (or at least he did) promote that Tip-Of-The-Week LOL! Who did that Lane's Shoe Store spot? He either went off-script or needed to fill the spot's time out LOL.
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) Honestly, I wasn't quite sure where to post this, but this seems a good a place as any. Dave Compton sent me this a while back and (Spoiler Alert) here's what I told him, after listening to it all the way through, for the first time. Sounds like this was put together from two different days and in three segments. The first and the third segments, are from Saturday, July 1, 1972 and the second (where he talks about taking a week off and taking home with him, a recording of today's show) is from sometime (can't pinpoint a day/date) a little before Labor Day of '72. Incidentally, but related to the aircheck, he mentions major flooding in Madison, Mayodan and Eden, so I googled it. Yeah, Hurricane Agnes. Re: his downhomeness, he was an outsider, but seemed to have that personableness and relatability to the area, if you know what I'm trying to say LOL. He fit in good and sounds like the folk thought/felt so, too. Man, they sure had the spots in those days. Wasn't Big Apple also in the farm supply business? And Penrose Mall seemed to be hoppin' in those days, too! Sounds like the production library was sufficiently stocked with general and specific beds, too, with jingles to boot LOL. Can't remember what company did those jingles (I believe it was a pretty well-known company), but I saw on a Youtube post of a few of the 'REV jingles, that 1160, WJJD, Chikago had the same type ones. They also (or at least he did) promote that Tip-Of-The-Week LOL! Who did that Lane's Shoe Store spot? He either went off-script or needed to fill the spot's time out LOL.Vocaroo | Online voice recorder
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