| Site |
What You'll Find |
| The
Reel Top 40 Radio Repository |
Airchecks, airchecks, and more
airchecks from the great Top 40 radio stations that existed throughout the
country. |
| Northeastairchecks.com |
Yup. More airchecks.
This one concentrates on the stations in the USA's Great Northeast. |
| The
Radio Airchecks Network |
A place to find even
more airchecks. |
| Music Radio 77 WABC |
WABC was arguably the greatest
Top 40 radio station of all time. This is a tribute site loaded with
airchecks and memorabilia from New York's WABC in its heyday. |
| Radio
& Records |
Long the bible for radio jocks
and music directors, see what's happening in the industry in the on-line
version here. Check your favorite station's ratings. |
| Billboard
Magazine |
Anyone with anything to do with
the record industry reads this one. Check your favorite records'
chart status. |
| Beatle
Net |
New Orleans native and famed
Beatle author Bruce Spizer's home on the Web. Beatles fans, take
note. |
| Bob
Walker's Original New Orleans Radio Shrine |
New Orleans' Oldie King, Bob
Walker, played a lot of records, collected a lot of celebrity pictures and
autographs, and knows a thing or two about the New Orleans music
industry. He shares it all here. And he's still on the air in
New Orleans at WTIX-FM. |
| Bob
Walker's New Orleans Jukebox Gold |
Music is special in New Orleans,
and Bob proves it with the collection of Internet radio shows you'll find
here. |
| New
Orleans Radio |
Complete music resource with a
New Orleans flavor. Internet radio channels and more. |
| 440:Satisfaction |
Find your favorite disc jockey,
see what stations he's toured. |
| Ottawa
Beatles Site |
It's Canadian, eh?
Everything you'll want to know about The Beatles. Great Beatles
Timeline so you'll know when it happened, too. |
| Early
Radio History |
Thomas H. White's United
States Early Radio History. Articles and extracts about early
radio and related technologies, concentrating on the United States in
the period from 1897 to 1927. Great stuff here about the coveted
three-letter call signs, vacuum tube development, the formation of
broadcast networks, and much more. |
| Sidney
Smith's Rock Star Photos |
New Orleans lensman Sidney
Smith snapped thousands of concert and rock star photos over the years,
many of them at A Warehouse in the early 70's. Led Zeppelin, Paul
McCartney, the Allman Brothers and many more are here in his gallery. |
| SiX
TeN SPLiT |
This is not a bowler's
nightmare. After all, leaving the 6-10 isn't even a split.
Instead, it’s the rock music magazine for
New Orleans, named for the divergence of two interstate highways in the
city. What's happening on the rock music scene in the New
Orleans area, with coverage of local, national, and international
music-makers. |
| Sgt.
T-Ben Boudreaux |
Also known as “Benny the
Joke Man” when he writes 'em for Jay Leno and “The Tonight Show”,
New Orleans radio legend Sgt. T-Ben Boudreaux is heard every morning on
WTIX-FM with “The News You Need Now.” Visit T-Ben’s site and
see the jokes you miss when you fall asleep before Leno's monologue. |
|
|
Weerd Wayne's Rockn’ Oldies is on
the air! Wayne's been on the air at WTIX, WNOE, WRNO and
WCKW in New Orleans, as well as WCPR on the Gulf Coast, and probably
some stations he doesn't remember! Now he's streaming on the
Internet, 24/7. Surf in and have a listen! |
| Big
Apple Airchecks |
Don't let the name fool
you. This one has airchecks from all over. |
| The
Zephyr |
He was Chuck Kirr ( "The
Chucker") at WTIX in New Orleans in the late 70's. Now he
owns The Zephyr--not the old Pontchartrain Beach roller coaster,
but WZPH, 96.7 in Zephyr Hills, Florida. He's on the air and on on
the 'Net. Check him out! |
 RadioInsight.com |
Nationwide radio discussion
site. Hang out with radio people and see what they're talking
about. |
