Part 1

Curtis Sliwa introduces Allan, Peter and Jon, Allan talks about his
inspiration for the Web Site, Peter talks about being involved
with "WABC Rewound" and Jon describes how WABC influenced
his love for jingles and his career at PAMS and JAM.

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Part 2

Allan talks about the June 1964 aircheck that Johnny Donovan put the
music back into, Jon makes a great point about the thousands
of people "touched" by Musicradio WABC. The story of how you
could listen to WABC as you walked down the beach is repeated
and Jon comments on how WABC was a mass appeal radio station.
Allan discusses the "donut" theory of WABC vs. WMCA's ratings and
Curtis talks how there were actually fights at the beach over
which radio station was better!

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Part 3

The 1977 and 1965 New York City Power Blackouts are discussed
and Peter comments on how they may be used on the next "Rewound".
Web Site regular "Terry from Action Central" gets through to remind
us that WABC had the "Good Guys" moniker before WMCA. Some
of the very early days of WABC are recalled and WINS is mentioned
from its days as a Top 40 radio station. WOR-FM and WWRL
are also mentioned.

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Part 4

A rundown of many of the WABC DJ's starts off this segment and
the firing of Roby Yonge is discussed. Jon discusses the
PAMS Web Site and answers a trivia question about the
PAMS Series 27 Jingles.

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Part 5

A brief "where are they now" of the WABC DJ's and program
directors is discussed. A Herb Oscar Anderson fan calls in and
Curtis comments on how he regularly runs into WABC fans
from all over the county. Jon describes his experiences
"hanging out" at WABC as a kid and how the WABC studio
was like being in the "eye of the hurricane".

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Part 6

Scott Muni's departure from WABC is discussed and the song that
caused it is named. Allan's radio past comes back to "haunt" him, some
of the WABC contests are discussed and the group has a good
time with Curtis' use of the work "geek". Jon talks about
creating jingles for different radio stations and how different
stations sometimes use the same jingles. Pete talks about
the difficulty finding airchecks for some of the WABC air personalities.

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