Back with another WFIL survey with music genres across the board, along with the usual heavy dose of Philly music. Click to enlarge and enjoy!
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Showing posts with label Survey. Show all posts
Saturday, April 27, 2013
Saturday, March 23, 2013
WCDS Glascow KY Survey July 2 1971
It's easy to forget that EVERY town in the 60s and 70s had its own monster AM station. Here's a survey from WCDS Glascow Kentucky in July 1971. Note the variety of music that probably wasn't on WABC that year. Click to enlarge!
Monday, October 15, 2012
Y-100 Miami FL Survey Dec 28 1974
Nice jock pics on the back of this survey from 1974, courtesy of Mike Bohan.
Click each image to enlarge.
Click each image to enlarge.
Sunday, September 30, 2012
WKKO Cocoa Beach FL Survey July 18 1969
What else happened this week? Oh yeah, we landed on the moon. WKKO and Cocoa Beach were justifiably proud of this historical moment, as seen in their survey out on the week of the moon landing. Click to enlarge, and thanks to David Rollins for this awesome post!
Thursday, September 27, 2012
WKDA-FM Nashville Survey June 22 1970
WKDA-FM brought full time AOR radio to Nashville in the spring of 1970. They immediately picked up a solid audience of album rock fans, and the station morphed into WKDF, and then just KDF. They stayed with the same format until turning country in 1993. Bob Cole, pictured in this survey at the bottom, is now seen as the father of AOR radio in Nashville.
Click to enlarge, and to learn more about the history of AOR radio in Nashville, click here.
Click to enlarge, and to learn more about the history of AOR radio in Nashville, click here.
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
WFIL Philadelphia Survey Jan 22 9168
Another survey from Famous 56 WFIL Philadelphia, this one from early 1968. American pop is making a comeback, there are only five British invasion songs on this survey. Local groups still make the chart like Barbara Mason and the Soul Survivors. And don't forget to order your Long John Wade niteshirt on the back!
Monday, September 24, 2012
WMAK Nashville Survey June 05, 1974
Here's WMAK in summer 1974, still riding the Top 40 wave. Roger St. John is featured on the cover. Anyone have info on him? Lots of locally produced Nashville acts are in the survey, including Jim Stafford, Jimmy Buffett, Anne Murray, and Elvis. Click to enlarge and enjoy!
Thursday, September 20, 2012
WCFL Chicago Super CFL Super Hits of '74 Survey
Here's the WCFL Chicago Super CFL Super Hits of the Year '74, with some great artist shots on the cover. Click to enlarge and enjoy.
Sunday, September 9, 2012
Thursday, May 3, 2012
Monday, March 26, 2012
WFIL Philadelphia Survey August 14 1967
1967 was a great year for music and WFIL had every style. Pop, Soul, Rock, British, and the awesome local acts like Billy Harner, the Kit Kats and Bunny Sigler. "Frightened Little Girl" by the July Four is a classic folk rock song, and Dean Martin even sneaks into the playlist. Click to enlarge and enjoy.
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Monday, January 2, 2012
KCBQ San Diego Survey January 1 1971
Let's start off the new year with a look forty years back to January 1, 1971, and the KCBQ San Diego survey, another find from Timmy! This special issue had a two page black and white insert, featuring the KCBQ jocks, the week's top 30, and the top 100 hits of 1970. Click to enlarge and enjoy!
Sunday, November 27, 2011
WFIL Philadelphia Survey Aug 28 1967
Another jammin' survey from Famous 56, at the height of the 60s music explosion. Click to enlarge, or right click and open in new window for the largest versions.
Thursday, September 15, 2011
WMAK Nashville Survey October 19 1969
WMAK survey from 1969. Jock Joe Sullivan later started his own concert promotion company, Sound 70. Click to enlarge, survey courtesy of Wes Green.
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
Monday, August 1, 2011
WIBG Philadelphia Survey from November 20, 1967
Another classic survey from WIBG Philadelphia. This one features Billy Joel's group The Hassles at #77, The Kit-Kats at #44, and Thorinsheild(?) at #79. Click to enlarge. Also note #9 is Victor Lundberg's "An Open Letter To My Teenage Son", and #86 is, "A Letter To Dad", from Every Fathers Teenage Son. Cheaper than stamps, I guess. Wait, weren't stamps 3 cents?
Friday, May 27, 2011
WKXI-FM Jackson Mississippi Survey October 16 1971
Wayne Edwards sends along this survey from the all-new WKXI-FM in Jackson, Mississippi, 1971. He's the jock on the bottom of each survey page. Wow! This is some hard-core soul. Click either image to enlarge. UPDATE *** Listen to Wayne's aircheck from 1972 by clicking here.
Sunday, May 1, 2011
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