Bob Lewis, Rick Sklar, Ann Oliver (an advertising executive) and Chuck Leonard
(1967)
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Week of February 7, 2012:
Bob "Bob-A-Loo" Lewis
Bob Lewis, Rick Sklar, Ann Oliver (an
advertising executive) and Chuck Leonard
(1967)
By your request, Rewound Radio will
repeat our "Bob Lewis Tribute this Wednesday Night, February 8 starting at 8PM
Eastern.
The program features full length airchecks from Bob at WABC, WABC-FM, from the early years at
WCBS-FM and from his great 1984 Reunion show at CBS-FM.
We'll also feature comments from Bob himself and two great tribute shows from
Dennis Elsas and Bruce Morrow.
If you're a fan of Bob's,
WABC or New York radio this is a chance to hear Bob at his best doing it all
from Top 40, Progressive and Oldies.
Don't miss it... the repeat broadcast this Wednesday at 8PM Eastern on
Rewound Radio!
(Feel free to comment about Bob on the New York Broadcasting History Board)
Week of February 14, 2012:
WABC Official Fan Club Card
A series of WABeatleC promos!
For more about
WABC and The Beatles:
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WABC Beatles Page
Week of February 21, 2012:
Ron Lundy
(Ron in 1966)
This coming Saturday
(February 25th), Rewound Radio will feature Ron on the "DJ Hall of Fame Show".
We have two early airchecks... one from before he got to WABC at WIL in St.
Louis
and the other from WABC when he was doing the overnight show!
The Rewound Radio DJ Hall of Fame Show airs every Saturday at Noon Eastern.
Week of February 28, 2012:
30 Years Ago This week...
The New York Times: February 23, 1982
Thirty years ago ABC Radio announced that
WABC would be changing formats from music to talk.
This was a major announcement that marked the end of an era in radio broadcasting.
If you would like to read this article, click here
Here are a series of Dan Ingram airchecks
from the winter and spring of 1982.
Dan alludes to the pending change if you listen closely:
Mp3 Real Audio
This Saturday (March 3)
Rewound Radio will present a full length
Dan Ingram Show from March, 2002 on WCBS-FM/NY.
It's completely uncut... music, commercials and three hours of Big Dan!
It starts at Noon on Saturday: