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Casey Piotrowski

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Back in October, I purchased a vinyl LP on ebay that WSAI had put out around 1975 or 1976 containing segments taken from Casey Piotrowski's shows on WSAI. I have conveted some of this to digital and have provided a link for anyone who may want to give it a listen.

http://www.mediafire.com/?f1watsw9dvs
 
Cool!

Casey's a great talent...miss his Saturday morning Beatles show on the former "Real Oldies" WSAI.
 
Nice air check....

Remember the old TOH ID

"Jim Scott, Robyn Mitchell, Bob Goode, Buddy Baron, Casey Piotrowski, Doug Silver, Bob Shotgun Kelly....WSAI/Cincinnati!"

or Casey's version:

"Casey Piotrowski (X7)...WSAI/Cincinnati!"
 
Great and FUN jock... not the big voice type... all about the content. I suspect this is not an actual air check--sounds too "production room" to me.
 
Back then he sounded like a young Jay Leno. I think they both subscribed to that joke sheet written by Tom (somebody) from Hawaii?
 
His name was Tom Adams. The sheet was "The Electric Weenie"
 
uppendowndadial said:
His name was Tom Adams. The sheet was "The Electric Weenie"
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That's the guy. Do I remember correctly that his son took over the sheet some years ago?

And just to keep the thread relevant: Casey probably still subscribes! ;-)
 
There is a great sample of a very young Casey Piotrowski on Programmer's Digest done in 1972 when they featured the personalities on WKBW Buffalo.

PD Jeff Kaye said about him " He has once of the worst voices I've ever heard. He also has one of the quickest minds I've ever worked with. Few programmers would take a chance on someone with his voice and humor because he doesn't fit the rules, but then who makes the rules?"
 
tcsnrayp said:
uppendowndadial said:
His name was Tom Adams. The sheet was "The Electric Weenie"
Click to expand...

That's the guy. Do I remember correctly that his son took over the sheet some years ago?

And just to keep the thread relevant: Casey probably still subscribes! ;-)
Click to expand...

Tom retired to Hawaii years ago and sold the sheet. I don't think it was his son that took over.
 
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