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Looking for unscoped airchecks of WCMS and WSKX

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midatlanticengineer

Is there anyone here in possession of any air checks of WCMS or the old KX 106 WSKX? I am familiar with the few that are on the airchecks site and the few on YouTube. There used to be a decent aircheck of WSKX on the aircheck site long ago but it disappeared some time ago.
 
midatlanticengineer said:
Is there anyone here in possession of any air checks of WCMS or the old KX 106 WSKX? I am familiar with the few that are on the airchecks site and the few on YouTube. There used to be a decent aircheck of WSKX on the aircheck site long ago but it disappeared some time ago.
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Although I've been listening to 106.9, The Fox, since it started, I didn't really listen to its predecessor KX 106. Didn't it start out with the calls WTID? Ken Johnson, from WNIS and television's Dr. Madblood, did the news, right? And PD Russ Spooner had been in one or two major markets earlier in his career IIRC. Can you share any memories about KX 106? How did it all start and why did it end? They obviously had stiff competition from heritage station WCMS and there was also country music on 94.1, WKEZ. Was KX 106 also located in FM 99's former studio at the Holiday Inn, Waterside?
 
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