his first radio job was at WINX in Rockville MD his hometown much like Jack Diamond (also grew up in Rockville) who also started at that station a few years before
For morning drive, I enjoyed shows like this compared to those multiple cast member shows that are usually geared towards women that yearn to hear entertainment gossip and the like. BTW, by this time it sounded like the reverb was only on the mic, not on the entire audio chain like it was in July of 1984. Plus, I liked the original AirPower jingles better than the ones in this aircheck. I guess good things don’t last forever! 😫
geronimo ponle animo al dia licate con la musica saludos desde mexico.
Right now in Chicago it is HOT! I wish we had the temps they mentioned in the weather here!
Don is the best I called in yesterday to welcome him back to Washington how amazing :-)
News flash Don returns to Rockville tomorrow morning on Big 100
I thought it was Thursday. Am I wrong? Is it tomorrow?
@@EllisFeaster You are right I had bad info on that sorry!
@@capndavey1 LOL! Ok. Thanks. I rolled tape on this morning’s show, just in case.
@@EllisFeaster I was listening and said that's not Don hehe
his first radio job was at WINX in Rockville MD his hometown much like Jack Diamond (also grew up in Rockville) who also started at that station a few years before
I was 1 years old living in kips bay in 30th street in nyc with my mom
Is this in tribte to his return to Washington later this month on Big 100?
Yes. I figured I’d post a few of his old airchecks.
For morning drive, I enjoyed shows like this compared to those multiple cast member shows that are usually geared towards women that yearn to hear entertainment gossip and the like. BTW, by this time it sounded like the reverb was only on the mic, not on the entire audio chain like it was in July of 1984. Plus, I liked the original AirPower jingles better than the ones in this aircheck. I guess good things don’t last forever! 😫
Anyone know what time he returns Thursday?
I take it the guy works with 5 VoxPros at the same time?
No such thing as a VoxPro in 1985. It’s all reel to reel tapes & carts.