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This is a thread for the resident old farts. :codger: Or old fart wannabes. See how inclusive we are? ;)

 

Anyway, this thread is primarily for songs that were top forty hits in the days of AM radio.

 

Anyone from the NYC area will remember Cousin Brucey, Dan Ingram, Bobaloo, Ron Lundy and other AM disc jockeys who we listened to on our little radios long before the days of boom boxes.

 

So, post videos of the songs.

 

Or we can just talk about them. One song leads to another in conversation it seems.

 

Troutman has quite the collection of them too.

 

:popcorn:

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This is a thread for the resident old farts. :codger: Or old fart wannabes. See how inclusive we are? ;)

 

Anyway, this thread is primarily for songs that were top forty hits in the days of AM radio.

 

Anyone from the NYC area will remember Cousin Brucey, Dan Ingram, Bobaloo, Ron Lundy and other AM disc jockeys who we listened to on our little radios long before the days of boom boxes.

 

So, post videos of the songs.

 

Or we can just talk about them. One song leads to another in conversation it seems.

 

Troutman has quite the collection of them too.

 

:popcorn:

 

That didn't take long. :LOL: :7up:

 

Get the party started :cool:

 

Curtis Mayfield - Freddie's Dead - Superfly

 

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I would sneak my am radio into bed with me at night and listen to Cousin Brucey and the WMCA guys !!! My parents never caught on.

 

Remember Frankie Crocker on WMCA?

 

 

i used to love it at the end of the year when the other station, the one Cousin Brucey was on (was it WABC AM?), would have the top 100 hits of the year. I'd sit there with a piece of paper for hours at night trying to get all of them.

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I would sneak my am radio into bed with me at night and listen to Cousin Brucey and the WMCA guys !!! My parents never caught on.

 

Remember Frankie Crocker on WMCA?

 

 

i used to love it at the end of the year when the other station, the one Cousin Brucey was on (was it WABC AM?), would have the top 100 hits of the year. I'd sit there with a piece of paper for hours at night trying to get all of them.

 

Yes, Brucey was on WAAAAAABC ( that's the way he used to say it.)

 

I think WMCA guys were close to The Beatles and had them on the radio for interviews. If I remember correctly.

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I still have this 45 somewhere in the house.

 

http://youtu.be/9scsSgNNnBE

 

This was so popular at our neighborhood slumber parties! We all used to bring stacks of 45's, it was so much fun. The station in Pgh was KQV, with Jim Quinn as the cool DJ. He used to play that Manfred Mann song, "The Mighty Quinn" for himself!

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