I was a guest DJ for a My Fab Four segment on the Beatles Channel, with SiriusXM. August 2017.  I countdown my four favorite Beatles songs of all-time. This is a scoped aircheck.

Larry Travellovers

David Fab Four Beatles (Aug2017)

WBAM Montgomery, AL Joe Rumore Christmas Show  1962

WBAM Montgomery, AL  Joe Rumore Christmas Show  1962

WVOK Joe Rumore Christmas Show, Final Christmas Show, December 25, 1981

Got a free cassette tape of KAAY from Little Rock thanks to Tony Warner! its enjoyable KAAY From Little Rock Arkansas dates August 9th and 12th of 1971

KAAY 1090 AM Wayne Moss Little Rock AR. Aug. 10 & 12-1971 Un-Scoped Recorded from Cassette tape

WBAM Montgomery, AL, Windle Jay,  Bill Moody,  Howard Baer,  Backseat Memories. Feb. 26, 1994

WHN-Dick Clark Guest DJ 4-25-1979

Probably about my 4th or 5th time on the air. Jim Arnold gave me some time off for an operation I had to have, so there was a gap!
This June 11, 2024 is the FIRST TIME EVER I've posted this aircheck!!
The "DJ" is a little rough, but some GREAT Country tunes!!

KCUB-Tucson Bob Jones February 24 1975

KOBY was San Francisco's first "Top 40" rock 'n roll station. Stuck way up on the top end of the dial (1550), it was a struggling independent, until the owners decided to emulate Todd Storz' big success with the first top 40 station in Omaha, Nebraska.
KOBY was a union shop and was saddled with a bunch of older radio announcers, who nonetheless, tried gamely to do the rock 'n roll thing. Bobby Beers, a high-voiced soprano from Iowa became their big morning gun along with Sunny Jim Wayne, Ted Randal and others long forgotten.
In spite of the amateurish presentation, because it was the first in San Francisco, KOBY grabbed some great ratings and was the talk of the town for about a year until KYA and then KEWB jumped on the top 40 bandwagon. KOBY faded fast after that and later became a classical music station. (from radiothrills.com)

KOBY-San Francisco Jim Wayne August 1957

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