Re: internet spots

["A. Joseph Ross" <lawyer@attorneyross.com>]

On 21 Nov 2001 at 10:55, Matt Stevens WNBP wrote:

> An "old timer" once told me that in the 60's WKBR in Manchester would
> interrupt it's simulcast on WKBR-FM 95.7 (now WZID) to send spots to
> co-owned stations. "Hello WTSN and WEMJ here are your spots in 3-2-1"
> Nobody listens to FM anyway..right?  How times have changed.

Interesting because I actually had an FM radion in 1958, and I listened to WKBR-FM regularly.  
They had a Top 40 format, and on Saturday afternoon played the previous year's hits.  Back 
then, after a song had gone off the charts, you never heard it again.  I didn't stop liking a song 
because it was no longer on the charts, so I liked the few oldies programs that existed.  

After WCOP discontinued the Top 40 format, WKBR-FM was the only Top 40 station around with 
music in the late evening.  Both WBZ and WMEX had talk shows.

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