What were the radio stations of your youth that helped you on your music/audio journey?
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WPKN Bridgeport Conn under the great Harry Minot for thirty years. WERS Emmerson College Boston WMPG Porltand Maine All college radio stations Above all WGBH Jazz (Music America) in the afternoons hosted by Ron Della Chiesa Horace Silver - Peace was the intro song |
In Des Moines, IA Beaker Street (Little Rock?) in the 60’s/70’s and KFMG starting around 1970 until I moved to Los Angeles in 1977. In LA it was usually KROQ (Rodney on the ROQ) and later on added a Reggae show hosted by Roger Stevens (sp?). I recall picking up Beaker Street (car radio) as far North as Minnepolis starting around midnight when attending concerts in the area. DeKay |
Before FM radio up here in Alberta, it was 630ched AM radio, then K97 FM, then 103 The Bear FM. I lived in Eastern Canada for a few years it was Q107 FM out of Toronto. When I was able to screw the svr6 cable tv line into my AKAI stereo tuner in the 80's I use to get US stations from Washington and Montana etc, which was a bonus, my first taste of "commercial free" music. |
Art Roberts on WLS and his 3 Most Requested Songs in Chicago was every night listening for me. Heard my first Beatles music there. Sleeping out on the porch all summer with my AM radio trying to get Art or Tommy Shannon from Buffalo, WOWO in Ft Wayne, or Wonderful WYNO. It wasn't long after that I scrapped together enough paper route money to buy a Sony R/R and recorded all of my favorites from a mic taped to that same radio. |
