My favorite radio station growing up was OK95 (94.9FM Tri-Cities, WA) and it was the then current Top 40 station back in the 1980's/90's, I loved how diverse the station was back in the day, I was sad when it got replaced by a country station back in the Spring of 1996
share102.7 FM WNEW, New York. great AOR station in the 70s and 80s
shareIt was THE station when I was a teen in the mid 1970s.
Before that, it was Top 40 on 770 AM WABC, Cousin Brucie and all that.
Yup, it was definitely WABC AM when I was a kid.
After I returned back to N.Y. following college in 1973, it was WNEW FM.
However, I must add that during the years I lived in Woodbury (4 years) and Long Beach (2 years), I also listened to WLIR FM a lot.
Then in 1982, I moved to Miami.
I don't remember the station but I do the DJ...Wolfman Jack.
shareI just watched another magic series that you would probably appreciate
https://moviechat.org/tt8425308/Magic-for-Humans
He does a “magic backpack” trick towards the end of the first episode that is just amazing.
I appreciate the tip but I don't have Netflix.
I watch this on occasion. It has some great acts. https://moviechat.org/tt1811179/Penn-and-Teller-Fool-Us
WXKS "KISS" 108 in Boston, with Sunny Joe White as the morning DJ. They played all disco, all day - mostly Boston native Donna Summer (which is how I fell in love with her).
shareI have a vinyl soundtrack of The Deep (1977) and the 12” vinyl record is blue like the ocean. There was even a poster of the movie still intact inside the album sleeve when I bought it. Anyhow, Donna Summer’s vocals on Down Deep Inside for the films theme are amazing. It’s one of my favorite soundtracks.
shareWOW! I never bought the record when it was released as a single, but I recall hearing it on KISS back in the late 70s. I finally got it on CD when I bought her 'Live and More' CD (they left off 'MacArthur Park Suite and included 'Down Deep Inside').
shareI bought it recently at a used vinyl store. It was one of those I could not wait to get home with.
share102.5 WFMF in Baton Rouge Louisiana.
I miss the late night mixes the DJ’s would play on weekend nights in the late 80’s to early 90’s. Lots of good club music all night.
When I was in Florida, I think it was WDIN (we’re talking 35 years ago, so forgive the addled memory)? They played a ‘six pack of Rock’ - six tracks, back to back, no talking.
In ‘Sunny’ Bournemouth, it used to be Radio 1; I don’t listen to the radio anymore.
Q107 here in Toronto.
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WDGY 1130 AM, Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St Paul, MN. Top 40 station, known locally as WeeGee.
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