For me radio meant the Top 40 which seemed to be mostly Motown. I couldn't have asked for a better popular music beginning.
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...this brought tears to my eyes....the voice was getting rough, but the cadence and enthusiasm was still there.....I listen as often as I can to the re-broadcasts on Sirius XM.....As a kid, there was some spooky radio show I would listen too, and I listened to Dr. Demento.
Years later when I had kids, I found the radio program, The Shadow -- still own -- on cassettes. My oldest and I listened to them and just died laughing. They were hysterical but in a fun way.
And always listened to Kasey Kassem (sp?) top 40. In my romantic teenage girl heart, I always hoped some guy was going to dedicate a song to me. ha!
Saskatchewan? And from Moose Jaw too?CHAB in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan played all my fave hits back in the day. Born in '62 so I missed all the radio shows. I've listened to them years later on CD's from the library.
Sorry - I'm on my phone which is a pain in the butt ... so you must have seen a few Snowbirds in your day?CHAB in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan played all my fave hits back in the day. Born in '62 so I missed all the radio shows. I've listened to them years later on CD's from the library.
Seen the Snowbirds a few times. Lived a few houses down from one of the pilots when I was a lad. Not from Moose Jaw though, that was where the radio station broadcast from. Slightly off the beaten path in Melville, SK.Sorry - I'm on my phone which is a pain in the butt ... so you must have seen a few Snowbirds in your day?