story about Portland Maine Top 40 History
Kevin Vahey
kvahey@tmail.com
Thu May 6 21:58:02 EDT 2004
I remember that Dale Dorman used to come on a half hour early on Monday
morning because WRKO was off air and Snyder and Snyder would be
simulcast on WRKO
That is what is missing today, back in the 60's every NE market had 2
AMs slugging it out and being a farm system for announcers.
Portland WJAB WLOB
Manchester WFEA WKBR
Worcester WORC WAAB
Springfield WHYN WTXL
Hartford WPOP WDRC
Providence WPRO WICE
And it was like this nationwide.
Broadcasting isn't fun anymore
On Thu, 6 May 2004 5:49am, chuckigo@maine.rr.com wrote:
> had this link sent to me by a listener.
>
> http://www.aroundmaine.com/03/wlob/default.asp
>
> great story about the early days of Top 40 Wars and station evolutions
> in
> Portland between WLOB and WJAB, with some nice period photos of Bob
> Fuller, JJ Jeffrey, Jim Sands and others.
>
> *apologies if you get this a second time from my work address which is
> *not* a registered address for this group.*
>
> - -Chuck Igo
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