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Cincinnati radio-October, 1965

T

TimeTraveler

Guest
550-WKRC-MOR
700-WLW-MOR
740-WNOP-Jazz
910-WPFB-MOR
980-WONE-Top 40
1050-WZIP-MOR
1090-WMWM-MOR
1230-WCPO-Top 40
1290-WHIO-MOR
1320-WCLU-Country
1360-WSAI-Top 40
1410-WING-Top 40
1450-WMOH-MOR/Top 40
1480-WCIN-Black/R&B
1530-WCKY-MOR
1560-WCNW-Country

90.9-WGUC
92.5-WZIP
93.3-WAKW
94.1-WJBI
94.9-WCNW
96.5-WQMS
99.1-WHIO
101.9-WKRC
103.5-WHOH
104.3-WAEF
104.7-WONE
105.1-WCPO
105.9-WPFB
107.7-WDAO
 
> 550-WKRC-MOR
> 700-WLW-MOR
> 740-WNOP-Jazz
> 910-WPFB-MOR
> 980-WONE-Top 40
> 1050-WZIP-MOR
> 1090-WMWM-MOR
> 1230-WCPO-Top 40
> 1290-WHIO-MOR
> 1320-WCLU-Country
> 1360-WSAI-Top 40
> 1410-WING-Top 40
> 1450-WMOH-MOR/Top 40
> 1480-WCIN-Black/R&B
> 1530-WCKY-MOR
> 1560-WCNW-Country
>
> 90.9-WGUC
> 92.5-WZIP
> 93.3-WAKW
> 94.1-WJBI
> 94.9-WCNW
> 96.5-WQMS
> 99.1-WHIO
> 101.9-WKRC
> 103.5-WHOH
> 104.3-WAEF
> 104.7-WONE
> 105.1-WCPO
> 105.9-WPFB
> 107.7-WDAO
>
Thanks for the memories time traveler. I remember 1965 well my dad had just bought our first fm radio Christmas 1964. A small AMC table radio from Rikes.
The radio dial was set up so that when the radio was tuned in to WING a flip of the am/fm switch brought in WONE-FM (then a 100% simuncast of WONE-AM.) Dayton radio hasn't really changed since those days for the younger listener. Today it's still WING vs WONE as most of our stations are either owned by (Radio One) WING, or (Clear Channel) WONE aka WTUE.
 
> > 550-WKRC-MOR
> > 700-WLW-MOR
> > 740-WNOP-Jazz
> > 910-WPFB-MOR
> > 980-WONE-Top 40
> > 1050-WZIP-MOR
> > 1090-WMWM-MOR
> > 1230-WCPO-Top 40
> > 1290-WHIO-MOR
> > 1320-WCLU-Country
> > 1360-WSAI-Top 40
> > 1410-WING-Top 40
> > 1450-WMOH-MOR/Top 40
> > 1480-WCIN-Black/R&B
> > 1530-WCKY-MOR
> > 1560-WCNW-Country
> >
> > 90.9-WGUC
> > 92.5-WZIP
> > 93.3-WAKW
> > 94.1-WJBI
> > 94.9-WCNW
> > 96.5-WQMS
> > 99.1-WHIO
> > 101.9-WKRC
> > 103.5-WHOH
> > 104.3-WAEF
> > 104.7-WONE
> > 105.1-WCPO
> > 105.9-WPFB
> > 107.7-WDAO
> >
> Thanks for the memories time traveler. I remember 1965 well
> my dad had just bought our first fm radio Christmas 1964. A
> small AMC table radio from Rikes.
> The radio dial was set up so that when the radio was tuned
> in to WING a flip of the am/fm switch brought in WONE-FM
> (then a 100% simuncast of WONE-AM.) Dayton radio hasn't
> really changed since those days for the younger listener.
> Today it's still WING vs WONE as most of our stations are
> either owned by (Radio One) WING, or (Clear Channel) WONE
> aka WTUE.
> MAY HAVE LEFT OUT WAVI 1210 IN DAYTON MOSTLY TALK AT THAT TIME,WINGS FM SISTER STATION 92.9 IN EATON.TOP 40 1340 WIZE SPRINGFIELD.WBZI XENIA COUNTRY,WVUD 99.9 DAYTON,WBLY SPRINGFIELD AM 1600 MOR
 
> > > 550-WKRC-MOR
> > > 700-WLW-MOR
> > > 740-WNOP-Jazz
> > > 910-WPFB-MOR
> > > 980-WONE-Top 40
> > > 1050-WZIP-MOR
> > > 1090-WMWM-MOR
> > > 1230-WCPO-Top 40
> > > 1290-WHIO-MOR
> > > 1320-WCLU-Country
> > > 1360-WSAI-Top 40
> > > 1410-WING-Top 40
> > > 1450-WMOH-MOR/Top 40
> > > 1480-WCIN-Black/R&B
> > > 1530-WCKY-MOR
> > > 1560-WCNW-Country
> > >
> > > 90.9-WGUC
> > > 92.5-WZIP
> > > 93.3-WAKW
> > > 94.1-WJBI
> > > 94.9-WCNW
> > > 96.5-WQMS
> > > 99.1-WHIO
> > > 101.9-WKRC
> > > 103.5-WHOH
> > > 104.3-WAEF
> > > 104.7-WONE
> > > 105.1-WCPO
> > > 105.9-WPFB
> > > 107.7-WDAO
> > >
> > Thanks for the memories time traveler. I remember 1965
> well
> > my dad had just bought our first fm radio Christmas 1964.
> A
> > small AMC table radio from Rikes.
> > The radio dial was set up so that when the radio was tuned
>
> > in to WING a flip of the am/fm switch brought in WONE-FM
> > (then a 100% simuncast of WONE-AM.) Dayton radio hasn't
> > really changed since those days for the younger listener.
>
> > Today it's still WING vs WONE as most of our stations are
> > either owned by (Radio One) WING, or (Clear Channel) WONE
> > aka WTUE.
> > MAY HAVE LEFT OUT WAVI 1210 IN DAYTON MOSTLY TALK AT THAT
> TIME,WINGS FM SISTER STATION 92.9 IN EATON.TOP 40 1340 WIZE
> SPRINGFIELD.WBZI XENIA COUNTRY,WVUD 99.9 DAYTON,WBLY
> SPRINGFIELD AM 1600 MOR


92.9 in Eaton was not affiliated with Great Trails' WING in 1965. And the calls were WCTM. 1210 WAVI in 1965 was MOR / Big Band. They didn't go to the "People Power" talk format until sometime around 1970, give or take a couple years. Gr8oldies, do you remember?

The original poster may have left out the precursor to 100.9 WIZF. The original frequency was 101.1. I'm not sure when the shift took place. And the calls were WKKY before becoming WHKK. The format was religious.

Up in Oxford, Miami U.'s 88.5 WMUB was on in 1965 and I believe 97.7 WOXR had signed on by then too. And wasn't 99.9 Kettering on the air by then? Weren't the calls WKET before UD got the frequency and it became WVUD?

Fun thread!
 
> > > > 550-WKRC-MOR
> > > > 700-WLW-MOR
> > > > 740-WNOP-Jazz
> > > > 910-WPFB-MOR
> > > > 980-WONE-Top 40
> > > > 1050-WZIP-MOR
> > > > 1090-WMWM-MOR
> > > > 1230-WCPO-Top 40
> > > > 1290-WHIO-MOR
> > > > 1320-WCLU-Country
> > > > 1360-WSAI-Top 40
> > > > 1410-WING-Top 40
> > > > 1450-WMOH-MOR/Top 40
> > > > 1480-WCIN-Black/R&B
> > > > 1530-WCKY-MOR
> > > > 1560-WCNW-Country
> > > >
> > > > 90.9-WGUC
> > > > 92.5-WZIP
> > > > 93.3-WAKW
> > > > 94.1-WJBI
> > > > 94.9-WCNW
> > > > 96.5-WQMS
> > > > 99.1-WHIO
> > > > 101.9-WKRC
> > > > 103.5-WHOH
> > > > 104.3-WAEF
> > > > 104.7-WONE
> > > > 105.1-WCPO
> > > > 105.9-WPFB
> > > > 107.7-WDAO
> > > >
> > > Thanks for the memories time traveler. I remember 1965
> > well
> > > my dad had just bought our first fm radio Christmas
> 1964.
> > A
> > > small AMC table radio from Rikes.
> > > The radio dial was set up so that when the radio was
> tuned
> >
> > > in to WING a flip of the am/fm switch brought in WONE-FM
>
> > > (then a 100% simuncast of WONE-AM.) Dayton radio hasn't
>
> > > really changed since those days for the younger
> listener.
> >
> > > Today it's still WING vs WONE as most of our stations
> are
> > > either owned by (Radio One) WING, or (Clear Channel)
> WONE
> > > aka WTUE.
> > > MAY HAVE LEFT OUT WAVI 1210 IN DAYTON MOSTLY TALK AT
> THAT
> > TIME,WINGS FM SISTER STATION 92.9 IN EATON.TOP 40 1340
> WIZE
> > SPRINGFIELD.WBZI XENIA COUNTRY,WVUD 99.9 DAYTON,WBLY
> > SPRINGFIELD AM 1600 MOR
>
>
> 92.9 in Eaton was not affiliated with Great Trails' WING in
> 1965. And the calls were WCTM. 1210 WAVI in 1965 was MOR /
> Big Band. They didn't go to the "People Power" talk format
> until sometime around 1970, give or take a couple years.
> Gr8oldies, do you remember?
>
> The original poster may have left out the precursor to 100.9
> WIZF. The original frequency was 101.1. I'm not sure when
> the shift took place. And the calls were WKKY before
> becoming WHKK. The format was religious.
>
> Up in Oxford, Miami U.'s 88.5 WMUB was on in 1965 and I
> believe 97.7 WOXR had signed on by then too. And wasn't 99.9
> Kettering on the air by then? Weren't the calls WKET before
> UD got the frequency and it became WVUD?
>
> Fun thread!
> Let's pay tribute to the voices on the radio back then, I don't know much about the Dayton market, but we had Stan Matlock, Jerry Thomas, and Bob Jones on WKRC, Rich King, Tyler Dunn, and Max Warner on WLW, Leo Underhill and Ray Scott on WNOP, Shad O'Shea, Mike Gavin,and Mark Edwards on WCPO, Steve Kirk, Dusty Rhodes, Dick Wagner, Roy Cooper, and Tom Kennington on WSAI, Tom Knox on WCIN, and Dave Howe, Phil Boller, and Dick Cousins on WCKY, just a few of the names I recall from that era. Cincinnati has had some great radio talent!
 
OK...I posted the AM stations, that came in reasonably well, in Cincinnati, as well as the formats, from memory. The FMs were posted with the help of my Broadcasting 1966, yearbook, which was curent, as of October 1965. In late 1965,
like most people, at that time, I was an AM radio listener. FM back than was still kind of experimental, kind of like satellite radio, today.



> > > > 550-WKRC-MOR
> > > > > 700-WLW-MOR
> > > > > 740-WNOP-Jazz
> > > > > 910-WPFB-MOR
> > > > > 980-WONE-Top 40
> > > > > 1050-WZIP-MOR
> > > > > 1090-WMWM-MOR
> > > > > 1230-WCPO-Top 40
> > > > > 1290-WHIO-MOR
> > > > > 1320-WCLU-Country
> > > > > 1360-WSAI-Top 40
> > > > > 1410-WING-Top 40
> > > > > 1450-WMOH-MOR/Top 40
> > > > > 1480-WCIN-Black/R&B
> > > > > 1530-WCKY-MOR
> > > > > 1560-WCNW-Country
> > > > >
> > > > > 90.9-WGUC
> > > > > 92.5-WZIP
> > > > > 93.3-WAKW
> > > > > 94.1-WJBI
> > > > > 94.9-WCNW
> > > > > 96.5-WQMS
> > > > > 99.1-WHIO
> > > > > 101.9-WKRC
> > > > > 103.5-WHOH
> > > > > 104.3-WAEF
> > > > > 104.7-WONE
> > > > > 105.1-WCPO
> > > > > 105.9-WPFB
> > > > > 107.7-WDAO
> > > > >
> > > > Thanks for the memories time traveler. I remember
> 1965
> > > well
> > > > my dad had just bought our first fm radio Christmas
> > 1964.
> > > A
> > > > small AMC table radio from Rikes.
> > > > The radio dial was set up so that when the radio was
> > tuned
> > >
> > > > in to WING a flip of the am/fm switch brought in
> WONE-FM
> >
> > > > (then a 100% simuncast of WONE-AM.) Dayton radio
> hasn't
> >
> > > > really changed since those days for the younger
> > listener.
> > >
> > > > Today it's still WING vs WONE as most of our stations
> > are
> > > > either owned by (Radio One) WING, or (Clear Channel)
> > WONE
> > > > aka WTUE.
> > > > MAY HAVE LEFT OUT WAVI 1210 IN DAYTON MOSTLY TALK AT
> > THAT
> > > TIME,WINGS FM SISTER STATION 92.9 IN EATON.TOP 40 1340
> > WIZE
> > > SPRINGFIELD.WBZI XENIA COUNTRY,WVUD 99.9 DAYTON,WBLY
> > > SPRINGFIELD AM 1600 MOR
> >
> >
> > 92.9 in Eaton was not affiliated with Great Trails' WING
> in
> > 1965. And the calls were WCTM. 1210 WAVI in 1965 was MOR /
>
> > Big Band. They didn't go to the "People Power" talk format
>
> > until sometime around 1970, give or take a couple years.
> > Gr8oldies, do you remember?
> >
> > The original poster may have left out the precursor to
> 100.9
> > WIZF. The original frequency was 101.1. I'm not sure when
> > the shift took place. And the calls were WKKY before
> > becoming WHKK. The format was religious.
> >
> > Up in Oxford, Miami U.'s 88.5 WMUB was on in 1965 and I
> > believe 97.7 WOXR had signed on by then too. And wasn't
> 99.9
> > Kettering on the air by then? Weren't the calls WKET
> before
> > UD got the frequency and it became WVUD?
> >
> > Fun thread!
> > Let's pay tribute to the voices on the radio back then, I
> don't know much about the Dayton market, but we had Stan
> Matlock, Jerry Thomas, and Bob Jones on WKRC, Rich King,
> Tyler Dunn, and Max Warner on WLW, Leo Underhill and Ray
> Scott on WNOP, Shad O'Shea, Mike Gavin,and Mark Edwards on
> WCPO, Steve Kirk, Dusty Rhodes, Dick Wagner, Roy Cooper, and
> Tom Kennington on WSAI, Tom Knox on WCIN, and Dave Howe,
> Phil Boller, and Dick Cousins on WCKY, just a few of the
> names I recall from that era. Cincinnati has had some great
> radio talent!
>
 
> OK...I posted the AM stations, that came in reasonably well,
> in Cincinnati, as well as the formats, from memory. The FMs
> were posted with the help of my Broadcasting 1966, yearbook,
> which was curent, as of October 1965. In late 1965,
> like most people, at that time, I was an AM radio listener.
> FM back than was still kind of experimental, kind of like
> satellite radio, today.
>
>
>
> > > > > 550-WKRC-MOR
> > > > > > 700-WLW-MOR
> > > > > > 740-WNOP-Jazz
> > > > > > 910-WPFB-MOR
> > > > > > 980-WONE-Top 40
> > > > > > 1050-WZIP-MOR
> > > > > > 1090-WMWM-MOR
> > > > > > 1230-WCPO-Top 40
> > > > > > 1290-WHIO-MOR
> > > > > > 1320-WCLU-Country
> > > > > > 1360-WSAI-Top 40
> > > > > > 1410-WING-Top 40
> > > > > > 1450-WMOH-MOR/Top 40
> > > > > > 1480-WCIN-Black/R&B
> > > > > > 1530-WCKY-MOR
> > > > > > 1560-WCNW-Country
> > > > > >
> > > > > > 90.9-WGUC
> > > > > > 92.5-WZIP
> > > > > > 93.3-WAKW
> > > > > > 94.1-WJBI
> > > > > > 94.9-WCNW
> > > > > > 96.5-WQMS
> > > > > > 99.1-WHIO
> > > > > > 101.9-WKRC
> > > > > > 103.5-WHOH
> > > > > > 104.3-WAEF
> > > > > > 104.7-WONE
> > > > > > 105.1-WCPO
> > > > > > 105.9-WPFB
> > > > > > 107.7-WDAO
> > > > > >
> > > > > Thanks for the memories time traveler. I remember
> > 1965
> > > > well
> > > > > my dad had just bought our first fm radio Christmas
> > > 1964.
> > > > A
> > > > > small AMC table radio from Rikes.
> > > > > The radio dial was set up so that when the radio was
>
> > > tuned
> > > >
> > > > > in to WING a flip of the am/fm switch brought in
> > WONE-FM
> > >
> > > > > (then a 100% simuncast of WONE-AM.) Dayton radio
> > hasn't
> > >
> > > > > really changed since those days for the younger
> > > listener.
> > > >
> > > > > Today it's still WING vs WONE as most of our
> stations
> > > are
> > > > > either owned by (Radio One) WING, or (Clear Channel)
>
> > > WONE
> > > > > aka WTUE.
> > > > > MAY HAVE LEFT OUT WAVI 1210 IN DAYTON MOSTLY TALK
> AT
> > > THAT
> > > > TIME,WINGS FM SISTER STATION 92.9 IN EATON.TOP 40 1340
>
> > > WIZE
> > > > SPRINGFIELD.WBZI XENIA COUNTRY,WVUD 99.9 DAYTON,WBLY
> > > > SPRINGFIELD AM 1600 MOR
> > >
> > >
> > > 92.9 in Eaton was not affiliated with Great Trails' WING
>
> > in
> > > 1965. And the calls were WCTM. 1210 WAVI in 1965 was MOR
> /
> >
> > > Big Band. They didn't go to the "People Power" talk
> format
> >
> > > until sometime around 1970, give or take a couple years.
>
> > > Gr8oldies, do you remember?
> > >
> > > The original poster may have left out the precursor to
> > 100.9
> > > WIZF. The original frequency was 101.1. I'm not sure
> when
> > > the shift took place. And the calls were WKKY before
> > > becoming WHKK. The format was religious.
> > >
> > > Up in Oxford, Miami U.'s 88.5 WMUB was on in 1965 and I
> > > believe 97.7 WOXR had signed on by then too. And wasn't
> > 99.9
> > > Kettering on the air by then? Weren't the calls WKET
> > before
> > > UD got the frequency and it became WVUD?
> > >
> > > Fun thread!
> > > Let's pay tribute to the voices on the radio back then,
> I
> > don't know much about the Dayton market, but we had Stan
> > Matlock, Jerry Thomas, and Bob Jones on WKRC, Rich King,
> > Tyler Dunn, and Max Warner on WLW, Leo Underhill and Ray
> > Scott on WNOP, Shad O'Shea, Mike Gavin,and Mark Edwards on
>
> > WCPO, Steve Kirk, Dusty Rhodes, Dick Wagner, Roy Cooper,
> and
> > Tom Kennington on WSAI, Tom Knox on WCIN, and Dave Howe,
> > Phil Boller, and Dick Cousins on WCKY, just a few of the
> > names I recall from that era. Cincinnati has had some
> great
> > radio talent!
> >
>
DAYTON PERSONALITIES-GENE BY GOLLY BARRY.LOU SWANSON,LOU EMM,PHIL DONAHUE,STEVE KIRK CAME IN WITH IN A FEW YEARS OF 65,WINSTON HANER,JACK WYMER,BOB HOLIDAY,MAYBE JOHNNY WALKER,JIM QUINN,TALL TOM CAMPBELL,JERRY DENNIS,
 
> > 550-WKRC-MOR
> > 700-WLW-MOR
> > 740-WNOP-Jazz
> > 910-WPFB-MOR
> > 980-WONE-Top 40
> > 1050-WZIP-MOR
> > 1090-WMWM-MOR
> > 1230-WCPO-Top 40
> > 1290-WHIO-MOR
> > 1320-WCLU-Country
> > 1360-WSAI-Top 40
> > 1410-WING-Top 40
> > 1450-WMOH-MOR/Top 40
> > 1480-WCIN-Black/R&B
> > 1530-WCKY-MOR
> > 1560-WCNW-Country
> >
> > 90.9-WGUC
> > 92.5-WZIP
> > 93.3-WAKW
> > 94.1-WJBI
> > 94.9-WCNW
> > 96.5-WQMS
> > 99.1-WHIO
> > 101.9-WKRC
> > 103.5-WHOH
> > 104.3-WAEF
> > 104.7-WONE
> > 105.1-WCPO
> > 105.9-WPFB
> > 107.7-WDAO
> >
> Thanks for the memories time traveler. I remember 1965 well
> my dad had just bought our first fm radio Christmas 1964. A
> small AMC table radio from Rikes.
> The radio dial was set up so that when the radio was tuned
> in to WING a flip of the am/fm switch brought in WONE-FM
> (then a 100% simuncast of WONE-AM.) Dayton radio hasn't
> really changed since those days for the younger listener.
> Today it's still WING vs WONE as most of our stations are
> either owned by (Radio One) WING, or (Clear Channel) WONE
> aka WTUE.
>
I REMEMBER IN THE LATE 50'S MY DAD BOUGHT A CONSOLE HI FI .IT HAD A BIG ROTARY DIAL FOR STATION SELECTION AND ENOUGH TUBES TO HEAT A ROOM.I CAN REMEMBER HIM TURNING THE DIAL FROM ONE END TO THE OTHER WHEN IT WAS ON FM BAND.HE COULD NOT FIND MUCH IF ANYTHING TO LISTEN TO AND REMARKED HE DID NOT KNOW WHAT THE FM WAS FOR IF THERE WAS NOTHING TO LISTEN TO.THE AM BAND WAS JUST THE OPPOSITE.YOU COULD GET STATIONS FROM MUCH OF THE MIDWEST AND EAST.WOWO,WCAU.WBZ ,WJR,KMOX,WLW ARE JUST A FEW THAT I RECALL.
 
> > OK...I posted the AM stations, that came in reasonably
> well,
> > in Cincinnati, as well as the formats, from memory. The
> FMs
> > were posted with the help of my Broadcasting 1966,
> yearbook,
> > which was curent, as of October 1965. In late 1965,
> > like most people, at that time, I was an AM radio
> listener.
> > FM back than was still kind of experimental, kind of like
> > satellite radio, today.
> >
> >
> >
> > > > > > 550-WKRC-MOR
> > > > > > > 700-WLW-MOR
> > > > > > > 740-WNOP-Jazz
> > > > > > > 910-WPFB-MOR
> > > > > > > 980-WONE-Top 40
> > > > > > > 1050-WZIP-MOR
> > > > > > > 1090-WMWM-MOR
> > > > > > > 1230-WCPO-Top 40
> > > > > > > 1290-WHIO-MOR
> > > > > > > 1320-WCLU-Country
> > > > > > > 1360-WSAI-Top 40
> > > > > > > 1410-WING-Top 40
> > > > > > > 1450-WMOH-MOR/Top 40
> > > > > > > 1480-WCIN-Black/R&B
> > > > > > > 1530-WCKY-MOR
> > > > > > > 1560-WCNW-Country
> > > > > > >
> > > > > > > 90.9-WGUC
> > > > > > > 92.5-WZIP
> > > > > > > 93.3-WAKW
> > > > > > > 94.1-WJBI
> > > > > > > 94.9-WCNW
> > > > > > > 96.5-WQMS
> > > > > > > 99.1-WHIO
> > > > > > > 101.9-WKRC
> > > > > > > 103.5-WHOH
> > > > > > > 104.3-WAEF
> > > > > > > 104.7-WONE
> > > > > > > 105.1-WCPO
> > > > > > > 105.9-WPFB
> > > > > > > 107.7-WDAO
> > > > > > >
> > > > > > Thanks for the memories time traveler. I remember
>
> > > 1965
> > > > > well
> > > > > > my dad had just bought our first fm radio
> Christmas
> > > > 1964.
> > > > > A
> > > > > > small AMC table radio from Rikes.
> > > > > > The radio dial was set up so that when the radio
> was
> >
> > > > tuned
> > > > >
> > > > > > in to WING a flip of the am/fm switch brought in
> > > WONE-FM
> > > >
> > > > > > (then a 100% simuncast of WONE-AM.) Dayton radio
> > > hasn't
> > > >
> > > > > > really changed since those days for the younger
> > > > listener.
> > > > >
> > > > > > Today it's still WING vs WONE as most of our
> > stations
> > > > are
> > > > > > either owned by (Radio One) WING, or (Clear
> Channel)
> >
> > > > WONE
> > > > > > aka WTUE.
> > > > > > MAY HAVE LEFT OUT WAVI 1210 IN DAYTON MOSTLY TALK
>
> > AT
> > > > THAT
> > > > > TIME,WINGS FM SISTER STATION 92.9 IN EATON.TOP 40
> 1340
> >
> > > > WIZE
> > > > > SPRINGFIELD.WBZI XENIA COUNTRY,WVUD 99.9 DAYTON,WBLY
>
> > > > > SPRINGFIELD AM 1600 MOR
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > 92.9 in Eaton was not affiliated with Great Trails'
> WING
> >
> > > in
> > > > 1965. And the calls were WCTM. 1210 WAVI in 1965 was
> MOR
> > /
> > >
> > > > Big Band. They didn't go to the "People Power" talk
> > format
> > >
> > > > until sometime around 1970, give or take a couple
> years.
> >
> > > > Gr8oldies, do you remember?
> > > >
> > > > The original poster may have left out the precursor to
>
> > > 100.9
> > > > WIZF. The original frequency was 101.1. I'm not sure
> > when
> > > > the shift took place. And the calls were WKKY before
> > > > becoming WHKK. The format was religious.
> > > >
> > > > Up in Oxford, Miami U.'s 88.5 WMUB was on in 1965 and
> I
> > > > believe 97.7 WOXR had signed on by then too. And
> wasn't
> > > 99.9
> > > > Kettering on the air by then? Weren't the calls WKET
> > > before
> > > > UD got the frequency and it became WVUD?
> > > >
> > > > Fun thread!
> > > > Let's pay tribute to the voices on the radio back
> then,
> > I
> > > don't know much about the Dayton market, but we had Stan
>
> > > Matlock, Jerry Thomas, and Bob Jones on WKRC, Rich King,
>
> > > Tyler Dunn, and Max Warner on WLW, Leo Underhill and Ray
>
> > > Scott on WNOP, Shad O'Shea, Mike Gavin,and Mark Edwards
> on
> >
> > > WCPO, Steve Kirk, Dusty Rhodes, Dick Wagner, Roy Cooper,
>
> > and
> > > Tom Kennington on WSAI, Tom Knox on WCIN, and Dave Howe,
>
> > > Phil Boller, and Dick Cousins on WCKY, just a few of the
>
> > > names I recall from that era. Cincinnati has had some
> > great
> > > radio talent!
> > >
> >
> DAYTON PERSONALITIES-GENE BY GOLLY BARRY.LOU SWANSON,LOU
> EMM,PHIL DONAHUE,STEVE KIRK CAME IN WITH IN A FEW YEARS OF
> 65,WINSTON HANER,JACK WYMER,BOB HOLIDAY,MAYBE JOHNNY
> WALKER,JIM QUINN,TALL TOM CAMPBELL,JERRY DENNIS,

And how about WDAO's Johnny Day and Long John Silver. I believe that WDAO may have been the first R&B FM station in the country.
 
Mark Edwards was on WSAI, not WCPO.
http://www.markedwards-sps.com/about.htm

WSAI(1961-1966) was one of the great radio stations, ever. As Paul Purtan stated, "WSAI was the best station he ever worked at," and yes, that is the same person, Dick Purtan of WOMC.

6a.m.-9a.m.- Gene Austin(KYA-San Francisco)
9a.m.-12noon- Dick Wagner(Dick Braun-Louisville)
12noon-3p.m. Paul Purtan(Dick Purtan) Enough said
3p.m.-6p.m.- Mark Edwards (WMAQ, WCFL,WJJD-Chicago)
6p.m.-9p.m.- Ron Britain (WCFL, WIND, WJMK Chicago)
9p.m.-12midnight Dusty Rhodes (CKLW)
12midnight-6a.m.- Mike Sherman

WSAI was the highest rated station in the nation in the 60's.
 
> > OK...I posted the AM stations, that came in reasonably
> well,
> > in Cincinnati, as well as the formats, from memory. The
> FMs
> > were posted with the help of my Broadcasting 1966,
> yearbook,
> > which was curent, as of October 1965. In late 1965,
> > like most people, at that time, I was an AM radio
> listener.
> > FM back than was still kind of experimental, kind of like
> > satellite radio, today.
> >
> >
> >
> > > > > > 550-WKRC-MOR
> > > > > > > 700-WLW-MOR
> > > > > > > 740-WNOP-Jazz
> > > > > > > 910-WPFB-MOR
> > > > > > > 980-WONE-Top 40
> > > > > > > 1050-WZIP-MOR
> > > > > > > 1090-WMWM-MOR
> > > > > > > 1230-WCPO-Top 40
> > > > > > > 1290-WHIO-MOR
> > > > > > > 1320-WCLU-Country
> > > > > > > 1360-WSAI-Top 40
> > > > > > > 1410-WING-Top 40
> > > > > > > 1450-WMOH-MOR/Top 40
> > > > > > > 1480-WCIN-Black/R&B
> > > > > > > 1530-WCKY-MOR
> > > > > > > 1560-WCNW-Country
> > > > > > >
> > > > > > > 90.9-WGUC
> > > > > > > 92.5-WZIP
> > > > > > > 93.3-WAKW
> > > > > > > 94.1-WJBI
> > > > > > > 94.9-WCNW
> > > > > > > 96.5-WQMS
> > > > > > > 99.1-WHIO
> > > > > > > 101.9-WKRC
> > > > > > > 103.5-WHOH
> > > > > > > 104.3-WAEF
> > > > > > > 104.7-WONE
> > > > > > > 105.1-WCPO
> > > > > > > 105.9-WPFB
> > > > > > > 107.7-WDAO
> > > > > > >
> > > > > > Thanks for the memories time traveler. I remember
>
> > > 1965
> > > > > well
> > > > > > my dad had just bought our first fm radio
> Christmas
> > > > 1964.
> > > > > A
> > > > > > small AMC table radio from Rikes.
> > > > > > The radio dial was set up so that when the radio
> was
> >
> > > > tuned
> > > > >
> > > > > > in to WING a flip of the am/fm switch brought in
> > > WONE-FM
> > > >
> > > > > > (then a 100% simuncast of WONE-AM.) Dayton radio
> > > hasn't
> > > >
> > > > > > really changed since those days for the younger
> > > > listener.
> > > > >
> > > > > > Today it's still WING vs WONE as most of our
> > stations
> > > > are
> > > > > > either owned by (Radio One) WING, or (Clear
> Channel)
> >
> > > > WONE
> > > > > > aka WTUE.
> > > > > > MAY HAVE LEFT OUT WAVI 1210 IN DAYTON MOSTLY TALK
>
> > AT
> > > > THAT
> > > > > TIME,WINGS FM SISTER STATION 92.9 IN EATON.TOP 40
> 1340
> >
> > > > WIZE
> > > > > SPRINGFIELD.WBZI XENIA COUNTRY,WVUD 99.9 DAYTON,WBLY
>
> > > > > SPRINGFIELD AM 1600 MOR
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > 92.9 in Eaton was not affiliated with Great Trails'
> WING
> >
> > > in
> > > > 1965. And the calls were WCTM. 1210 WAVI in 1965 was
> MOR
> > /
> > >
> > > > Big Band. They didn't go to the "People Power" talk
> > format
> > >
> > > > until sometime around 1970, give or take a couple
> years.
> >
> > > > Gr8oldies, do you remember?
> > > >
> > > > The original poster may have left out the precursor to
>
> > > 100.9
> > > > WIZF. The original frequency was 101.1. I'm not sure
> > when
> > > > the shift took place. And the calls were WKKY before
> > > > becoming WHKK. The format was religious.
> > > >
> > > > Up in Oxford, Miami U.'s 88.5 WMUB was on in 1965 and
> I
> > > > believe 97.7 WOXR had signed on by then too. And
> wasn't
> > > 99.9
> > > > Kettering on the air by then? Weren't the calls WKET
> > > before
> > > > UD got the frequency and it became WVUD?
> > > >
> > > > Fun thread!
> > > > Let's pay tribute to the voices on the radio back
> then,
> > I
> > > don't know much about the Dayton market, but we had Stan
>
> > > Matlock, Jerry Thomas, and Bob Jones on WKRC, Rich King,
>
> > > Tyler Dunn, and Max Warner on WLW, Leo Underhill and Ray
>
> > > Scott on WNOP, Shad O'Shea, Mike Gavin,and Mark Edwards
> on
> >
> > > WCPO, Steve Kirk, Dusty Rhodes, Dick Wagner, Roy Cooper,
>
> > and
> > > Tom Kennington on WSAI, Tom Knox on WCIN, and Dave Howe,
>
> > > Phil Boller, and Dick Cousins on WCKY, just a few of the
>
> > > names I recall from that era. Cincinnati has had some
> > great
> > > radio talent!
> > >
> >
> DAYTON PERSONALITIES-GENE BY GOLLY BARRY.LOU SWANSON,LOU
> EMM,PHIL DONAHUE,STEVE KIRK CAME IN WITH IN A FEW YEARS OF
> 65,WINSTON HANER,JACK WYMER,BOB HOLIDAY,MAYBE JOHNNY
> WALKER,JIM QUINN,TALL TOM CAMPBELL,JERRY DENNIS,
>
Always liked Steve Kirk.

Shark
 
> Mark Edwards was on WSAI, not WCPO.
> http://www.markedwards-sps.com/about.htm
>
> WSAI(1961-1966) was one of the great radio stations, ever.
> As Paul Purtan stated, "WSAI was the best station he ever
> worked at," and yes, that is the same person, Dick Purtan of
> WOMC.
>
> 6a.m.-9a.m.- Gene Austin(KYA-San Francisco)
> 9a.m.-12noon- Dick Wagner(Dick Braun-Louisville)
> 12noon-3p.m. Paul Purtan(Dick Purtan) Enough said
> 3p.m.-6p.m.- Mark Edwards (WMAQ, WCFL,WJJD-Chicago)
> 6p.m.-9p.m.- Ron Britain (WCFL, WIND, WJMK Chicago)
> 9p.m.-12midnight Dusty Rhodes (CKLW)
> 12midnight-6a.m.- Mike Sherman
>
> WSAI was the highest rated station in the nation in the
> 60's.
>Mark Edwards actually jumped over to WCPO sometime in late 1964 and stayed there until the station was sold and became WUBE in January 1966. Therefore, he was at WCPO in 1965 (I have a WCPO survey from August 1965 showing Mark, Shad, and Mike Gavin welcoming new arrival Jerry Baker to the station)
 
> And how about WDAO's Johnny Day and Long John Silver. I
> believe that WDAO may have been the first R&B FM station in
> the country.


And Nick Powers and Biggie "BC" Carr. BIG DAY-O. That was a great station! I used to listen to them as much as I did WSAI and WING. I can still hear those jingles...."10-77 WDAO...Soul Radio." Loved their Sunday evening jazz show too.
 
As Charlie Brown would say, "GOOD GRIEF, YES!" I remember WDAO-FM listening in from Columbus. The local R&B station in Columbus (WVKO-AM) signed off at sunset. My older brother discovered WDAO when he was fooling around with our new AM-FM receiver and heard "Cissy Strut" by The Meters in the late 60s. You had to have found an R&B station to hear that one on radio at night in our area. WCOL-AM (1230) was resourceful and seemed to deliver extra R&B nuggets at night in acknowledgement of the WVKO nightly sign-off. But I remember Long John Silver and later on Turk Logan and Cisco Hoard on WDAO. I believe Frank Kelly was there around the time (1973-75). I loved hearing the Dayton artists like Dayton, Roger's Human Body (later ZAPP), Sun, Ohio Players, Junie (left Ohio Players in 1974) and new R&B practically out-of-the-box. An absolutely phenomenal R&B station! In addition to CKLW-AM (Windsor, Ontario Canada), WDAO influenced a lot of my music purchases in the 70s and early-80s. Some of the music was so new I had to special-order it at the local record shops. I remember one of the staff members at the local store said to me often, "You know, you're the only one who bought that record."




> > And how about WDAO's Johnny Day and Long John Silver. I
> > believe that WDAO may have been the first R&B FM station
> in
> > the country.
>
>
> And Nick Powers and Biggie "BC" Carr. BIG DAY-O. That was a
> great station! I used to listen to them as much as I did
> WSAI and WING. I can still hear those jingles...."10-77
> WDAO...Soul Radio." Loved their Sunday evening jazz show
> too.
>
 
Anyone have any Dayton or Cincinnati airchecks?

Hey, all this talk about vintage Cinci/Dayton radio leads me to wonder if anyone out there has any airchecks. If so, would you mind posting them on www.yousendit.com? Airchecks from Columbus, Dayton , and Cincinnati are hard to come by. I have checked the well known dealers like Aircheck Factory and Man From Mars and only been able to find a few things., and there is very little on the aircheck websites such as reelradio.com I think there is maybe one WTUE aircheck up there and a couple WSAI airchecks.<P ID="edit"><FONT class="small">Edited by Chad on 10/15/05 04:13 AM.</FONT></P>
 
> Mark Edwards was on WSAI, not WCPO.
> http://www.markedwards-sps.com/about.htm
>
> WSAI(1961-1966) was one of the great radio stations, ever.
> As Paul Purtan stated, "WSAI was the best station he ever
> worked at," and yes, that is the same person, Dick Purtan of
> WOMC.
>
> 6a.m.-9a.m.- Gene Austin(KYA-San Francisco)
> 9a.m.-12noon- Dick Wagner(Dick Braun-Louisville)
> 12noon-3p.m. Paul Purtan(Dick Purtan) Enough said
> 3p.m.-6p.m.- Mark Edwards (WMAQ, WCFL,WJJD-Chicago)
> 6p.m.-9p.m.- Ron Britain (WCFL, WIND, WJMK Chicago)
> 9p.m.-12midnight Dusty Rhodes (CKLW)
> 12midnight-6a.m.- Mike Sherman
>
> WSAI was the highest rated station in the nation in the
> 60's.
>

As a teenage radio junkie during that WSAI-era, I always thought that WCPO/WUBE had a better sound and format. Unfortunately, the 1230 signal was horrible, especially at night in the growing suburbs. Had the 1230 signal been on par with 1360, I doubt if WSAI would have racked up those big numbers. If I recall, WUBE finally caught them one summer with the "All-American" format. Shortly thereafter, Drake took over programming and it was downhill from there. I think Cincinnati was the only market where the Drake format failed which I think had more to do with WUBE's inferior signal than WSAI's competition.

As I look back, 1230 was a pioneer in several ways. WCPO was one of the first stations to have a morning team show (Shad & Mike) and to rock the FM dial (albeit a simulcast). And WUBE was one of the first stations to abandon their call letters in favor of "123-WB". Those things were pretty unique back then!
 
> > Mark Edwards was on WSAI, not WCPO.
> > http://www.markedwards-sps.com/about.htm
> >
> > WSAI(1961-1966) was one of the great radio stations, ever.
>
> > As Paul Purtan stated, "WSAI was the best station he ever
> > worked at," and yes, that is the same person, Dick Purtan
> of
> > WOMC.
> >
> > 6a.m.-9a.m.- Gene Austin(KYA-San Francisco)
> > 9a.m.-12noon- Dick Wagner(Dick Braun-Louisville)
> > 12noon-3p.m. Paul Purtan(Dick Purtan) Enough said
> > 3p.m.-6p.m.- Mark Edwards (WMAQ, WCFL,WJJD-Chicago)
> > 6p.m.-9p.m.- Ron Britain (WCFL, WIND, WJMK Chicago)
> > 9p.m.-12midnight Dusty Rhodes (CKLW)
> > 12midnight-6a.m.- Mike Sherman
> >
> > WSAI was the highest rated station in the nation in the
> > 60's.
> >
>
> As a teenage radio junkie during that WSAI-era, I always
> thought that WCPO/WUBE had a better sound and format.
> Unfortunately, the 1230 signal was horrible, especially at
> night in the growing suburbs. Had the 1230 signal been on
> par with 1360, I doubt if WSAI would have racked up those
> big numbers. If I recall, WUBE finally caught them one
> summer with the "All-American" format. Shortly thereafter,
> Drake took over programming and it was downhill from there.
> I think Cincinnati was the only market where the Drake
> format failed which I think had more to do with WUBE's
> inferior signal than WSAI's competition.
>
> As I look back, 1230 was a pioneer in several ways. WCPO was
> one of the first stations to have a morning team show (Shad
> & Mike) and to rock the FM dial (albeit a simulcast). And
> WUBE was one of the first stations to abandon their call
> letters in favor of "123-WB". Those things were pretty
> unique back then!
>

It is interesting that you hold that viewpoint. In fact, you are the first person that I have talked to, from that era, that has said that. Yes, you are right, 1230 had a terrible night signal, absolutely awful. I have heard some of the WUBE airchecks, not many, would be interested to hear them, and make a comparison. However, have heard more than a few 'SAI airchecks and I thought they were awesome. You must have been a Stan Matlock fan, to which I am told, was a great jock. Gene Austin('SAI) was the only jock to ever beat Stan Matlock in the Cincy ratings, that was interesting. My parents remember Stan Matlock, very, very well. Did you know that Morton Downey was on 'CPO in '64, that was a wild concept. The Cincinnati radio market was very limited in those days, but, it seems that many people have more fond memories of those days than the present radio formats.

Shark
 
> > > Mark Edwards was on WSAI, not WCPO.
> > > http://www.markedwards-sps.com/about.htm
> > >
> > > WSAI(1961-1966) was one of the great radio stations,
> ever.
> >
> > > As Paul Purtan stated, "WSAI was the best station he
> ever
> > > worked at," and yes, that is the same person, Dick
> Purtan
> > of
> > > WOMC.
> > >
> > > 6a.m.-9a.m.- Gene Austin(KYA-San Francisco)
> > > 9a.m.-12noon- Dick Wagner(Dick Braun-Louisville)
> > > 12noon-3p.m. Paul Purtan(Dick Purtan) Enough said
> > > 3p.m.-6p.m.- Mark Edwards (WMAQ, WCFL,WJJD-Chicago)
> > > 6p.m.-9p.m.- Ron Britain (WCFL, WIND, WJMK Chicago)
> > > 9p.m.-12midnight Dusty Rhodes (CKLW)
> > > 12midnight-6a.m.- Mike Sherman
> > >
> > > WSAI was the highest rated station in the nation in the
> > > 60's.
> > >
> >
> > As a teenage radio junkie during that WSAI-era, I always
> > thought that WCPO/WUBE had a better sound and format.
> > Unfortunately, the 1230 signal was horrible, especially at
>
> > night in the growing suburbs. Had the 1230 signal been on
> > par with 1360, I doubt if WSAI would have racked up those
> > big numbers. If I recall, WUBE finally caught them one
> > summer with the "All-American" format. Shortly thereafter,
>
> > Drake took over programming and it was downhill from
> there.
> > I think Cincinnati was the only market where the Drake
> > format failed which I think had more to do with WUBE's
> > inferior signal than WSAI's competition.
> >
> > As I look back, 1230 was a pioneer in several ways. WCPO
> was
> > one of the first stations to have a morning team show
> (Shad
> > & Mike) and to rock the FM dial (albeit a simulcast). And
> > WUBE was one of the first stations to abandon their call
> > letters in favor of "123-WB". Those things were pretty
> > unique back then!
> >
>
> It is interesting that you hold that viewpoint. In fact,
> you are the first person that I have talked to, from that
> era, that has said that. Yes, you are right, 1230 had a
> terrible night signal, absolutely awful. I have heard some
> of the WUBE airchecks, not many, would be interested to hear
> them, and make a comparison. However, have heard more than
> a few 'SAI airchecks and I thought they were awesome. You
> must have been a Stan Matlock fan, to which I am told, was a
> great jock. Gene Austin('SAI) was the only jock to ever
> beat Stan Matlock in the Cincy ratings, that was
> interesting. My parents remember Stan Matlock, very, very
> well. Did you know that Morton Downey was on 'CPO in '64,
> that was a wild concept. The Cincinnati radio market was
> very limited in those days, but, it seems that many people
> have more fond memories of those days than the present radio
> formats.
>
> Shark
>

I think I was too young to appreciate Stan Matlock's "Magazine of the Air".
Stan was definitely a Cincinnati icon in his day, along with WLW's Ruth Lyons.
I remember WSAI's Gene Austin very well and was very disappointed when he departed for greener pastures at KYA in San Francisco. It does not surprize me that he beat Matlock's "MOA". And I also recall Morton Downey Jr. on WCPO. I belive Mort did afternoon drive and called himself "The Mad Lad Marauder". Unlike WSAI, WCPO/WUBE was a revolving door due to their perpetual ratings struggle. As a result, some "interesting" talent passed through 1230 and they always had a fresh sound. For example, anybody remember Rex Miller Spangberg - the "Breakfast Pig"?
 
> > > > Mark Edwards was on WSAI, not WCPO.
> > > > http://www.markedwards-sps.com/about.htm
> > > >
> > > > WSAI(1961-1966) was one of the great radio stations,
> > ever.
> > >
> > > > As Paul Purtan stated, "WSAI was the best station he
> > ever
> > > > worked at," and yes, that is the same person, Dick
> > Purtan
> > > of
> > > > WOMC.
> > > >
> > > > 6a.m.-9a.m.- Gene Austin(KYA-San Francisco)
> > > > 9a.m.-12noon- Dick Wagner(Dick Braun-Louisville)
> > > > 12noon-3p.m. Paul Purtan(Dick Purtan) Enough said
> > > > 3p.m.-6p.m.- Mark Edwards (WMAQ, WCFL,WJJD-Chicago)
> > > > 6p.m.-9p.m.- Ron Britain (WCFL, WIND, WJMK Chicago)
> > > > 9p.m.-12midnight Dusty Rhodes (CKLW)
> > > > 12midnight-6a.m.- Mike Sherman
> > > >
> > > > WSAI was the highest rated station in the nation in
> the
> > > > 60's.
> > > >
> > >
> > > As a teenage radio junkie during that WSAI-era, I always
>
> > > thought that WCPO/WUBE had a better sound and format.
> > > Unfortunately, the 1230 signal was horrible, especially
> at
> >
> > > night in the growing suburbs. Had the 1230 signal been
> on
> > > par with 1360, I doubt if WSAI would have racked up
> those
> > > big numbers. If I recall, WUBE finally caught them one
> > > summer with the "All-American" format. Shortly
> thereafter,
> >
> > > Drake took over programming and it was downhill from
> > there.
> > > I think Cincinnati was the only market where the Drake
> > > format failed which I think had more to do with WUBE's
> > > inferior signal than WSAI's competition.
> > >
> > > As I look back, 1230 was a pioneer in several ways. WCPO
>
> > was
> > > one of the first stations to have a morning team show
> > (Shad
> > > & Mike) and to rock the FM dial (albeit a simulcast).
> And
> > > WUBE was one of the first stations to abandon their call
>
> > > letters in favor of "123-WB". Those things were pretty
> > > unique back then!
> > >
> >
> > It is interesting that you hold that viewpoint. In fact,
> > you are the first person that I have talked to, from that
> > era, that has said that. Yes, you are right, 1230 had a
> > terrible night signal, absolutely awful. I have heard
> some
> > of the WUBE airchecks, not many, would be interested to
> hear
> > them, and make a comparison. However, have heard more
> than
> > a few 'SAI airchecks and I thought they were awesome. You
>
> > must have been a Stan Matlock fan, to which I am told, was
> a
> > great jock. Gene Austin('SAI) was the only jock to ever
> > beat Stan Matlock in the Cincy ratings, that was
> > interesting. My parents remember Stan Matlock, very, very
>
> > well. Did you know that Morton Downey was on 'CPO in '64,
>
> > that was a wild concept. The Cincinnati radio market was
> > very limited in those days, but, it seems that many people
>
> > have more fond memories of those days than the present
> radio
> > formats.
> >
> > Shark
> >
>
> I think I was too young to appreciate Stan Matlock's
> "Magazine of the Air".
> Stan was definitely a Cincinnati icon in his day, along with
> WLW's Ruth Lyons.
> I remember WSAI's Gene Austin very well and was very
> disappointed when he departed for greener pastures at KYA in
> San Francisco. It does not surprize me that he beat
> Matlock's "MOA". And I also recall Morton Downey Jr. on
> WCPO. I belive Mort did afternoon drive and called himself
> "The Mad Lad Marauder". Unlike WSAI, WCPO/WUBE was a
> revolving door due to their perpetual ratings struggle. As a
> result, some "interesting" talent passed through 1230 and
> they always had a fresh sound. For example, anybody remember
> Rex Miller Spangberg - the "Breakfast Pig"?
>
The original WUBE lineup was this:

Rex Miller Spangberg 6-9
Frank Benny 9-12
Mac Hudson 12-3
Kenny Dowe 3-6
Jim Horne 6-9
Ted Cramer 9-12
Gary Corry 12-6

Ted Cramer stayed briefly, was replaced by Robin Walker. Kenny Dowe left after 3 months, his eventual replacement was Jack London. Gary Corry was the lone holdover from WCPO radio for a full-time airshift. Gordon Daniels, who worked at WCPO as Gordon Miller from 12midnight -6am in its final days, worked weekends at WUBE under the name of Russ Allen, before going to WCKY as Gordon Daniels. I always thought WUBE sounded good in 1968 and 1969 right before their flip to country
 
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