Any others besides 1520 in Buffalo and 1530 in Cincinnati? I've been
enjoying the heck out of WSAI 1530, especially last night when the DJ
"Little Walter" was playing some fairly obscure stuff (at least by
oldies radio standards of late). Just wondered if there were any other
clear channel oldies stations that could be heard in Ohio after dark.
Thanks.

Any others besides 1520 in Buffalo and 1530 in Cincinnati? I've been
enjoying the heck out of WSAI 1530, especially last night when the DJ
"Little Walter" was playing some fairly obscure stuff (at least by
oldies radio standards of late). Just wondered if there were any other
clear channel oldies stations that could be heard in Ohio after dark.
Thanks.


Can you hear KB/1520 in Ohio? It's on the wrong side of their pattern.
BTW - The word is that WSAI will be dropping their oldies for talk.

Bob Radil
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On 31 Dec 2004 04:54:56 GMT, (Bob Radil) wrote:


BTW - The word is that WSAI will be dropping their oldies for talk.

It's official. It's been publicly announced and the switch takes
place in mid-January.

Mark Howell

It's official. It's been publicly announced and the switch takes place in
mid-January.


Will WSAI-WCKY/1530 give up brokered religion at the same time.

Will oldies and brokered religion flip to WCKY-WSAI/1360?

Yes I can hear KB in Buffalo at night here in Canton, but usually not
too well. I don't check it that often because I'm usually on 1530 but
every once in awhile it'll be so strong I'll hear it bleeding over to
1530 when WSAI fades on me. Unfortunately we have a low power Canton
station on 1520 so there's no chance of hearing it during daylight
hours.

Thanks for the heads-up on the format change. My recorder will be
running every night until the end. A shame, we finally get a good
oldies station in NE Ohio and we lose it (the ones actually located
here are not too great).

Thanks for your reply.

Don

Zenith Trans-Oceanic 600

Bob Radil wrote:

Any others besides 1520 in Buffalo and 1530 in Cincinnati? I've been
enjoying the heck out of WSAI 1530, especially last night when the
DJ
"Little Walter" was playing some fairly obscure stuff (at least by
oldies radio standards of late). Just wondered if there were any
other
clear channel oldies stations that could be heard in Ohio after
dark.
Thanks.


Can you hear KB/1520 in Ohio? It's on the wrong side of their
pattern.
BTW - The word is that WSAI will be dropping their oldies for talk.


Bob Radil
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On 30 Dec 2004 23:55:09 GMT, "MedWave" wrote:

Any others besides 1520 in Buffalo and 1530 in Cincinnati? I've been
enjoying the heck out of WSAI 1530, especially last night when the DJ
"Little Walter" was playing some fairly obscure stuff (at least by
oldies radio standards of late). Just wondered if there were any other
clear channel oldies stations that could be heard in Ohio after dark.
Thanks.

Hi,

You were probably listening to a national program called "Little
Walters Time Machine". It's GREAT! Very unique.

It can also be heard online on WQMA OldiesRadio 1520 Friday's at 10am
eastern. Goto www.q1520radio.com

There are a LOT of other really good national oldies shows that air
there weekends too. Dick Clark, SuperGold, etc.

On 30 Dec 2004 23:55:09 GMT, "MedWave" wrote:

Any others besides 1520 in Buffalo and 1530 in Cincinnati? I've been
enjoying the heck out of WSAI 1530, especially last night when the DJ
"Little Walter" was playing some fairly obscure stuff (at least by
oldies radio standards of late). Just wondered if there were any other
clear channel oldies stations that could be heard in Ohio after dark.
Thanks.

You've got roughly 18 days to enjoy WSAI's current format - they're
slated to flip to talk as WCKY on January 17th or thereabouts.

I was just listening last night...sounds kinda like the old WCKY
format as far as music goes. Too bad we are losing another great
station.

Used to listen to WCKY on the RIGHT side of the dial every night as a
kid. CBS mystery theater was the best!

Ben
W4WSM

On 1 Jan 2005 23:40:24 GMT, Mike Ward
wrote:

On 30 Dec 2004 23:55:09 GMT, "MedWave" wrote:

Any others besides 1520 in Buffalo and 1530 in Cincinnati? I've been
enjoying the heck out of WSAI 1530, especially last night when the DJ
"Little Walter" was playing some fairly obscure stuff (at least by
oldies radio standards of late). Just wondered if there were any other
clear channel oldies stations that could be heard in Ohio after dark.
Thanks.

You've got roughly 18 days to enjoy WSAI's current format - they're
slated to flip to talk as WCKY on January 17th or thereabouts.

"Mike Ward" wrote in message
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On 30 Dec 2004 23:55:09 GMT, "MedWave" wrote:

Any others besides 1520 in Buffalo and 1530 in Cincinnati? I've been
enjoying the heck out of WSAI 1530, especially last night when the DJ
"Little Walter" was playing some fairly obscure stuff (at least by
oldies radio standards of late). Just wondered if there were any other
clear channel oldies stations that could be heard in Ohio after dark.
Thanks.

You've got roughly 18 days to enjoy WSAI's current format - they're
slated to flip to talk as WCKY on January 17th or thereabouts.

Back to the old call! I remember WCKY when it played country music back in
the '50s.

Back to the old call! I remember WCKY when it played country music back in
the '50s.

So can I, as a kid listening in North Carolina to Nelson King and Don Davis
opening at 8 o'clock the WCKY 4-hour nightly jamboree.

Curiously, they preceeded it at 7 with an hour of Vienese "Waltz Time." Not
exactly a natural lead-in to 4 hours of country music.

Speaking of big signals and country (and preacher) programming, when I was
an Air Force jet basic flight instructor at Laredo AFB in the late 1950's,
my most trusted LF navigational aid for night flying the black West Texas
skies was the 150 or 200 KW's (or whatever) of XERF...just across the Rio
Grande from Del Rio. Even flying from Laredo, the LF ADF bearing was useful
to keep you from wandering too deeply into Mexico or to far north up the
river.

And my favorite night flying XERF program? "Sister Loretta Blankenship and
the Prisoner's Bible Hour".