Fairbanks Broadcasting

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  • #87083
    bobgreenradio
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      just thinking; do you remember the “eeee-lectronic mama, stereo 105” cuts? they may have been kox. i dont remember which calls fairbanks had on that framingham property at the time.

      #87084
      loujosephs

        wkox FM were VBF’s original calls. They were changed when Fairbanks closed on the station. WKOX remained as the AM calls..At the time the FM and AM sticks were on the same sight opposite the framingham dump on Mt Waite Avenue. The FM was moved in the summer of 71 I think to the Newton Candelabra antenna.

        #87086
        Barras

          Found the Dr Asimov cut Lou, it even mentions a JAM package “positron”ic brain… :)

          HELLER WVBF DR ASIMOV by DavidBarras

          #87087
          IainJohnston
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            I think “positron” was around long before JAM used the name :-D

            Paul Dirac’s proposed anti-matter opposite of an electron if I remember my physics theory…?

            Seriously though, as someone who collected jingles during the 1970s “weird Heller stuff” era but couldn’t hear them on-air (USA only…), did they ACTUALLY WORK as such with all the ultra-long LA-singers-Union-studiotime-rules cuts for chop-down and all the bizarre lyrics?
            (The only aircheck I had of any that did seem workable on-air were short ones for WHN in New York – 1050 AM before it morphed through many further call-letter changes).

            #87092
            loujosephs

              This is easy..the long image songs were hardly ever played..say once every four hours.
              The short cuts, or mixouts was what the average jock used. The longest jingle I would play at either VBF, RMF, or ZZD was about 05 to 11 seconds..the longer one’s got mixed with the music..so yeah it worked..

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