terry lee

[jowe]

looking for people that remember that era. i worked for terry for a number of years. remember the "night train"? i spent alot of evenings at the old WMCK. skip smith and i were the jocks for terry at the " train" and all of his other gigs. just and inside note. if you were part of the "super six", please get in touch. yes, terry is in ohio. sorry, cant tell you where. the old TL mystique i suppose. interested in chatting/ swapping stories? get in touch. [email protected]. hope to hear from you.

 

[Parttimer]

I remember the tail end of his run on WIXZ.... am I correct in assuming that he was the only real ratings that station had?

 

[OldSchoolWoman]

I used to listen to WMCK when KQV still carried ABC news at 6:30 and Don McNeill at 9AM. I thought they sounded good for what I assume was very low budget. Better than most robo-jock jobs like Q92.9 or the Eagle in Tampa. It was called "MIghty 1360" and was only robo-jock overnights. I remember Herb Allen, Lou Janis,and Bill Lynch. I forget who did mornings.

 

[Parttimer]

I was actually a big WIXZ fan as a kid. Never understood a word the Wild Child said but the station rocked.

Also remember a couple of other names including Sean Grabowski (was that George Hart?) and Chuck Dunaway.

 

[fryman]

That was Bill Rock who went on to NBC/WNBC in New York City. I still keep in contact with Bill. Bill Rock, by the way, is his real name.

 

[petey99]

Being a former Pittsburgher who wasn't here for much of his youth, I thought this was a thread about the mysterious AAMCO transmission Terry...