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In Reply to: Broadcasting in FM Mono? posted by Brian McGowan on February 14, 2005 at 19:55:02:
WAYE was a low-power, daylight-only station (860 AM, IIRC). Played a variety of formats over the years (my father was broadcast engineer there for a while in the 1950's). In my college years (late 1970's) they were an outstanding progressive R&R station. They changed formats, but went out for their last few days with a bang... playing lots of stuff that was NOT AM-radio friendly in those days!
all the best,
mrh
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- WAYE-AM in Baltimore - mhardy6647 06:50:09 02/15/05 (11)
- "Sophisticated rock on AM radio" (NT) - J. S. Bach 08:50:10 02/15/05 (10)
- Re: "Sophisticated rock on AM radio" = KAAY, Little Rock - jmikes 13:46:58 02/15/05 (0)
- Or, in later years "Big Band 86" ... - J. S. Bach 09:23:15 02/15/05 (8)
- WCAO's a memory in itself! (nt) - mhardy6647 09:24:47 02/15/05 (7)
- I never really listened to it, WFBR (Joe Knight, the Knight of the spinning round table) was more to my taste. .. - J. S. Bach 10:05:10 02/15/05 (6)
- I remember Joe Knight, but also Johnny Walker! - mhardy6647 10:38:18 02/15/05 (2)
- Re: "World's First Broadcasting Regiment"... - J. S. Bach 12:19:28 02/15/05 (1)
- my father worked at WITH... - mhardy6647 12:39:05 02/15/05 (0)
- Re: I never really listened to it, WFBR (Joe Knight, the Knight of the spinning round table) was more to my taste. .. - CUlater 10:09:11 02/15/05 (2)
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- Re: There is/was a Johhny Dark down here inFt. Lauderdale... - mbmiller@bcpl.net 11:39:51 02/17/05 (0)
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