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prt
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....go to Rob Grayson's collection and listen to Happy Harry Nelson's aircheck at WRBC for what Jackson radio used to be....should be...
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Jonathan
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Got any linkage?
> ....go to Rob Grayson's collection and listen to Happy Harry
> Nelson's aircheck at WRBC for what Jackson radio used to
> be....should be...
>
> ....go to Rob Grayson's collection and listen to Happy Harry
> Nelson's aircheck at WRBC for what Jackson radio used to
> be....should be...
>
> Got any linkage?
Try http://reelradio.com/rg/index.html#hnwrbc71 . There is one other WRBC aircheck and two WJDX airchecks.
Try http://reelradio.com/rg/index.html#hnwrbc71 . There is one other WRBC aircheck and two WJDX airchecks.
> > Got any linkage?
>
> Try http://reelradio.com/rg/index.html#hnwrbc71 . There is
> one other WRBC aircheck and two WJDX airchecks.
>
Should be required listening for all young, hotshot announcers to see how it was done,the right way. Radio in Jackson in the 70's was very good. (When I listened to the JDX aircheck,I remembered it was Christopher Stone that I ripped off on his "Grazing in the Grass" intro. Thanks Chris, wherever you are!)
>
> Try http://reelradio.com/rg/index.html#hnwrbc71 . There is
> one other WRBC aircheck and two WJDX airchecks.
>
Should be required listening for all young, hotshot announcers to see how it was done,the right way. Radio in Jackson in the 70's was very good. (When I listened to the JDX aircheck,I remembered it was Christopher Stone that I ripped off on his "Grazing in the Grass" intro. Thanks Chris, wherever you are!)
C
Chatham5150
Guest
> > > Got any linkage?
> >
> > Try http://reelradio.com/rg/index.html#hnwrbc71 . There
> is
> > one other WRBC aircheck and two WJDX airchecks.
> >
> Should be required listening for all young, hotshot
> announcers to see how it was done,the right way. Radio in
> Jackson in the 70's was very good. (When I listened to the
> JDX aircheck,I remembered it was Christopher Stone that I
> ripped off on his "Grazing in the Grass" intro. Thanks
> Chris, wherever you are!)
>
I really enjoyed that. As one of the young, hotshot announcers (I'm 31, so I guess I count), I listen to that (twice already) and realize that I was simply born to late to enjoy the good ol' days. My grandfather was a radio personality in the 40's, 50's, 60's and part of the 70's, and the stories he tells me make me jealous.
That aircheck reminded me of my biggest influence in this business, the great Gary McKee of the former WQXI (now WSTR, Star 94) in Atlanta. Growing up, he's the guy I listened to every morning, and while he had a supporting cast, he was one of the best one man morning shows I've ever heard.
Thanks for that link.
MC
> >
> > Try http://reelradio.com/rg/index.html#hnwrbc71 . There
> is
> > one other WRBC aircheck and two WJDX airchecks.
> >
> Should be required listening for all young, hotshot
> announcers to see how it was done,the right way. Radio in
> Jackson in the 70's was very good. (When I listened to the
> JDX aircheck,I remembered it was Christopher Stone that I
> ripped off on his "Grazing in the Grass" intro. Thanks
> Chris, wherever you are!)
>
I really enjoyed that. As one of the young, hotshot announcers (I'm 31, so I guess I count), I listen to that (twice already) and realize that I was simply born to late to enjoy the good ol' days. My grandfather was a radio personality in the 40's, 50's, 60's and part of the 70's, and the stories he tells me make me jealous.
That aircheck reminded me of my biggest influence in this business, the great Gary McKee of the former WQXI (now WSTR, Star 94) in Atlanta. Growing up, he's the guy I listened to every morning, and while he had a supporting cast, he was one of the best one man morning shows I've ever heard.
Thanks for that link.
MC
> > > Got any linkage?
> >
> > Try http://reelradio.com/rg/index.html#hnwrbc71 . There
> is
> > one other WRBC aircheck and two WJDX airchecks.
> >
> Should be required listening for all young, hotshot
> announcers to see how it was done,the right way. Radio in
> Jackson in the 70's was very good. (When I listened to the
> JDX aircheck,I remembered it was Christopher Stone that I
> ripped off on his "Grazing in the Grass" intro. Thanks
> Chris, wherever you are!)
>
WOW,,great listening to those old air checks.backed then jdx and rbc rocked.glory days of A M radio.any one know how to get in touch with Walt Grayson.
> >
> > Try http://reelradio.com/rg/index.html#hnwrbc71 . There
> is
> > one other WRBC aircheck and two WJDX airchecks.
> >
> Should be required listening for all young, hotshot
> announcers to see how it was done,the right way. Radio in
> Jackson in the 70's was very good. (When I listened to the
> JDX aircheck,I remembered it was Christopher Stone that I
> ripped off on his "Grazing in the Grass" intro. Thanks
> Chris, wherever you are!)
>
WOW,,great listening to those old air checks.backed then jdx and rbc rocked.glory days of A M radio.any one know how to get in touch with Walt Grayson.
B
buddermilk65
Guest
> > > > Got any linkage?
> > >
> > > Try http://reelradio.com/rg/index.html#hnwrbc71 . There
>
> > is
> > > one other WRBC aircheck and two WJDX airchecks.
> > >
> > Should be required listening for all young, hotshot
> > announcers to see how it was done,the right way. Radio in
> > Jackson in the 70's was very good. (When I listened to the
>
> > JDX aircheck,I remembered it was Christopher Stone that I
> > ripped off on his "Grazing in the Grass" intro. Thanks
> > Chris, wherever you are!)
> >
> WOW,,great listening to those old air checks.backed then jdx
> and rbc rocked.glory days of A M radio.any one know how to
> get in touch with Walt Grayson.
>
[email protected]
http://www.lookaroundmississippi.com
> > >
> > > Try http://reelradio.com/rg/index.html#hnwrbc71 . There
>
> > is
> > > one other WRBC aircheck and two WJDX airchecks.
> > >
> > Should be required listening for all young, hotshot
> > announcers to see how it was done,the right way. Radio in
> > Jackson in the 70's was very good. (When I listened to the
>
> > JDX aircheck,I remembered it was Christopher Stone that I
> > ripped off on his "Grazing in the Grass" intro. Thanks
> > Chris, wherever you are!)
> >
> WOW,,great listening to those old air checks.backed then jdx
> and rbc rocked.glory days of A M radio.any one know how to
> get in touch with Walt Grayson.
>
[email protected]
http://www.lookaroundmississippi.com
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