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Dates and Lengths 5/4/2011 MCV Aircheck Database Approximate Dates and lengths 5/4/2011 MCV Aircheck database approximate 15B WJSS 0/00/79 Freddy Stevens Fake 15B WTIC-FM 00/00/78 Bill Lenkey Hot Hits 15B WTIC-FM 00/00/79 Bill Lenkey Hot Hits 15B WTIC-FM 2/1/1979 Bobby McGee few-poor Hot Hits 15B WTIC-FM 12/00/80 Doc Holliday 15B WTIC-FM 12/00/80 Mike West 15B WSFS 2/00/79 Freddy Stevens Fake 15B WSFS 4/14/1979 Freddy Stevens Fake 1 WTIC-FM 4/1/1980 Bill Lenkey few 1 WTIC-FM 4/80-6/80 Mike West 1:00 Top 10 (2) 1&4 WTIC-FM 10/80-11/80 Jack Mitchell various 1 WDRC-FM 9/0/80 Dave Gary various 1&4 WTIC-FM 6/1/1980 Jack Lawrence various 1 WKCI 10/1/1980 Peter Bush-Willie B few 1 WTIC-FM 10/1/1980 Tom Kelly few 1 WKBW 10/1/1980 Mark Thompson one Buffalo 1 WTIC 10/1/1980 Funnies/Frank Pierce few 1 WTIC-FM 10/1/1980 Johnny Michaels few 1 WFBL 4/80-11/80 Don Rossi various Hot Hits 1 WFBL 11/1/1980 Bill Catcher various Hot Hits 1 WHCN 5/1/1980 IDs few 2 WTIC-FM 2/0/79 Bill Lenkey various cuts Hot Hits 2 WTIC-FM 2/0/79 Bobby McGee short Hot Hits 2 WTIC-FM 3/0/79 Johnny Michaels short Hot Hits 2 WTIC-FM 3/0/80 Mike West 1:00 Top 10 (3) 2 WTIC-FM 3/0/80 Jack Mitchell 1:00 Top10 2 WFBL 4/0/80 Todd Parker various Hot Hits 2 WFBL 4/0/80 Michael Carr various Hot Hits 2 WFBL 4/0/80 Don Rossi various Hot Hits 2 WTIC-FM 5/0/79 Bill Lenkey Hot Hits 2 WTIC-FM 5/0/79 Bobby McGee short Hot Hits 2 WTIC-FM 6/0/79 Bill Lenkey various Hot Hits 2 WFBL 8/00/80 Bob Reynolds 1:00 Hot Hits 2 WFBL 9/0/80 Bill Catcher various Hot Hits 3 WBEN-FM 7/80or8/80 Automation 2:00 Jingles 3 WFBL 7/80or8/80 Michael Carr 1:00 Hot HIts 3 WFBL 7/80or8/80 Bob Reynolds 3:00 Hot Hits 3 WFBL 8/1/1980 Don Rossi various Hot Hits 4 WTIC-FM 4/79- Bill Lenkey 1:00 Hot Hits-poor q 4 WFBL 6/80-11/80 Dan Stevens few Hot Hits 4 WFBL 8/80-11/80 Don Rossi various Hot Hits 4 WFBL 9/80-11/80 Bill Catcher various Hot Hits 4 WAQY 8/80- Ken Gilbert few 4 WFBL 8/80- Todd Parker/promo 1 cut Hot Hits 4 WDRC-FM 9/80- Don Brooks few 4 WKBW 9/80- Mark thompson few 4 WBEN-FM 1980- jingles 4 WTIC-FM 1979- jingles 4 WTIC-FM 6/80- Mike West various 4 WTIC-FM 1978- Hank Tenny various Hot Hits 4 WTIC-FM 1978-9 Bill Lenkey various Hot Hits 4 WTIC-FM 1979- Bob Ryan various Hot Hits 4 WTIC-FM 12/31/1978 Rick Donohue-Top 96 1:00 Hot HIts 4 WTIC-FM 11/80- Johnny Michaels few 4 WFBL 11/80- Tommy Mack various Hot Hits 4 WKCI 11/80- Curtis W few 5 WJSS 1/00/81 Freddy Stevens 1:00 Top 15 hits 5 WKCI 1/00/81 Dr. Chris Evans 1:00 1st night 5 WSFS 12/00/80 Freddy Stevens 1:00 Fake 5 WRCK 3/00/81 Freddy Stevens 1:00 Top 15 hits 5 WSFS 3/00/81 Freddy Stevens 1:00 Fake 5 WTIC-FM 4/00/81 1:00 96 TIC-FM 5 WSFS 6/00/79 Freddy Stevens 1:00 Fake 5 WSFS 12/31/1980 Freddy Stevens 2:00 Top 98 of 80 5 WFBL Jingles Hot Hits 7 WSFS 79 & 80 Freddy Stevens FM 98 7 WSFS 2/10/1981 Freddy Stevens 1:00 FM 98 7 WSFS 4/8/1981 Freddy Stevens 1:00 FM 98 8 WKCI 1980- KC101 8 WTIC-FM 12/80- - 1:00 Ella Grasso 8 WAVZ 6/1/1979 Jerry Kristafer 1:00 13 WAVZ 8 WAVZ 6/1/1979 Composite 1:00 13 WAVZ 8 WFBL Jingles Hot HIts 9-1 WSFS 4/81-6/81 Mike Colby/Freddy 3:00 Fake 9-1 WPRO-FM 5/22/1981 Giovanni 1:00 f/Al Levine 9B-1 WSFS 4/0/81 Freddy Stevens 1:00 Fake 9B-1 WSFS 5/10/1981 Al Levine 1:00 Fake 9B-1 WSFS 5/14/1981 Freddy Stevens 1:00 Fake 9-2 WAQY 4/81-5/81 Jim Kay-Ken Gilbert various Wacky 102-The Wack 9-2 WKCI 4/81-5/81 Sue O'Neil-others various KC101 9-2 WDRC 4/81-5/81 Steve Skipp-Others various Hartford 9-2 WTIC-FM 4/81-5/81 Mike West-Tom Kelly various TIC-FM96 9-2 WBZ 1981- Count on us jingles 9-2 WBEN 1980- jingle package 9-2 WSFS 1979- Freddy Stevens 1:00 Fake 9-2 WSFS 4/81- Freddy Stevens 1:00 Fake 10 WPRO-FM 6/1/1981 Giovanni various some crappy quality 10 WSFS 6/14/1981 Freddy - top 17 1:00 horrible 10 WSFS 6/1/1981 Mike Harris/Al Levine :30 Fake 11 WSFS 7/1/1981 Freddy Stevens :30 Fake 11 WSFS Summer '80 Freddy stevens :30 Fake 11 WPRO-FM 7/81- Jimmy Grey :15 11 WPJB 7/81- Doc Holliday several JB105 11 WPRO-FM 7/81- Tony Bristol :20 11 WPRO-FM 7/81- David Simpson few 12 WPRO-FM 7/15/1981 short jingles 12 WPJB 7/16/1981 Doc Holliday/Bill Davis various Providence 12 WKCI 7/19/1981 Willie B. Goode :45 Last show 12 WPJB 8/9/1981 Willie B. Goode few 1st Show 12 WPRO-FM 7/15/1981 Tony Mascaro 1:00 12 WSFS 7/30/1981 Al & Steve 1:00 fake 13 WSFS 8/20/1981 Freddy Stevens :45 fake 13 WSFS 9/6/1981 Mike Harris :30 fake-automated 13 WPJB 8/10/1981 Johnny D various JB105 13 WPRO-FM 8/11/1981 Tony Mascaro various 13 WPJB 8/12/1981 Doc Holliday few JB105 13 WPRO-FM 8/13/1981 Giovanni :30 13 8/6/1981 E-skip 14 WPRO-FM 8/30/1981 Jim Halfyard :30 14 WSFS 9/1/1981 Freddy crap Fake 14 WTIC-FM 9/1/1981 Charlie wagner :30 96 "TIC-FM" 14 WKCI 8/30/1981 Curt. W-Mike Colby 4:00 Horrible 14 WTIC-FM 9/1/1981 Rick Donohue :30 14 WSFS 9/4/1981 Freddy Stevens :60 Turns automated 14 WPJB 9/1/1981 Willie B various JB105 14 WPRO-FM 10/1/1981 Giovanni :30 15 WTIC-FM 10/6/1981 Mark Wainwright 15 WTIC-FM 10/6/1981 Mike West 1:00 16 WJMF 11/00/81 TJ Walker 4:00 College 16 WCAU-FM 10/31/1981 Todd Parker 3:00 Hot Hits 16 WCAU-FM 10/31/1981 Bob Garrett 2:00 Hot Hits 16 WCAU-FM 11/27/1981 Terry Young various-1:00 Hot Hits-poor Q 17 WPJB 11/00/81 Willie B. Various 17 WPRO-FM 11/00/81 David Simpson Various 18 stuff 12/31/1981 various 18 WPJB 1/1/1982 Willie B 18 WKCI 1/1/1982 jingles 19 WJMF 2/8/1982 TJ Walker/Jack Poole/Vic Michaels/bb 4:00 College 19 WPRO-FM 1/28/1982 Gary Berkowitz lots-various 19 WPRO-FM 1/28/1982 Tom Cuddy few cuts few cuts- 19 WPJB 1/28/1982 Mickey O countdown JB105 19 WKCI 12/31/1981 Curtis W. Hanson 4:00 Countdown 19 WKCI 1/1/1982 Al Lawrence 3:00 Countdown 20 WPGC Jingle package 20 WQXI Jingle package 20 WXKS 1/1/1982 Ron Dwyer few 20 WBOS 1/1/1982 Jack O'Brien few 20 WCAU-FM 1/19/1982 Bob Garrett 1:00 Hot Hits 20 WCAU-FM 1/19/1982 Glen Kalina 2:00 Hot Hits 20 WCAU-FM 1/19/1982 Terry Young 1:00 Hot Hits 20 WPJB 2/1/1982 Rick Everett various 20 WPJB 2/1/1982 Brad Pierce few Great top hour jingle 20 WXKS 2/1/1982 Jeff Wyatt one cut 20 WPJB 2/1/1982 Mickey O various countdown 21 WCAU-FM 1/19/1982 Bob Garrett 1:00 Hot Hits 21 WCAU-FM 1/19/1982 Glen Kalina 2:00 Hot Hits 21 WCAU-FM 1/19/1982 Terry Young 1:00 Hot Hits 21 WPJB 2/1/1982 Willie B few 22 WCAU-FM 3/5/1982 Glen Kalina 1:30 Hot Hits 22 WHUS 3/20/1982 Al Levine 4:00 UCONN 23 WJMF 3/4/1982 Dana Poupolo/Loveline 89 1:30 College station 23 WCAU-FM 3/5/1982 Bob Garrett 1:00 Hot Hits-poor quality 23 WCAU-FM 3/7/1982 Glen Kalina few Hot Hits-poor quality 24 WDRC-FM 3/1/1982 Larry Wells few poor q 24 WTIC-FM 3/1/1982 Mark Wainwright few poor q 24 WRKF 3/1/1982 Freddy/Dino 1:00 Fake 24 WJMF 4/1/1982 TJ Walker 4:00 college 24 WPRO-FM 4/1/1982 various many 24 WPJB 4/1/1982 various many 25 WRKF 4/1/1982 Vic Michaels-Jeff-Me :30 Fake 25 WPJB 5/1/1982 Rick Everett :30 JB105-Providence 25 WPRO-FM 5/1/1982 Giovanni :60 25 WCAV 5/1/1982 Warren few Brockton 25 WJMF 5/18/1982 TJ Walker 4 hrs college 26 WTIC-fake 3/1/1982 TJ Walker 1 hr fake tape 26 WRKF 3/1/1982 TJ walker :30 Fake 26 WPRO-FM 3/27/1982 AT40-Kacey Casem few 26 WJMF 4/1/1982 Dana Popoulo :30 College-Lovelines 26 WPJB 4/1/1982 Mickey O few JB105 26 WRKF 4/1/1982 Freddy few Fake 27 WCAU-FM 5/7/1982 Terry Young 2:00 Hot Hits 27 WCAU-FM 5/8/1982 Billy Burke 3:00 Hot Hits 27 WCAU-FM 5/8/1982 Glen Kalina :20 Hot Hits 27 WCAU-FM 5/8/1982 Scott Walker 2:00 Hot Hits 28 WCAU-FM 5/8/1982 Scott Walker 2:00 Hot Hits 28 6/7/1982 E-skip 28 WSFS 6/10/1982 Freddy Stevens-Al Levine 1:00 Fake 29 WSFS 6/1/1982 Freddy-Mike Harris 4:00 Fake 29 WJMF 5/1/1982 Dana Poupolo 1:00 Loveline 29 WCAU-FM 6/1/1982 Rich hawkins-Billy Burke few Hot Hits-poor quality 30 WCAU-FM 6/1/1982 Glen kalina 2:00 poor q-Hot Hits 30 WCAU-FM 6/1/1982 Freddy Stevens 1:00 fake!!! 31 6/20-21/82 stuff Toronto 31 WSTM 6/1/1982 Mike Harris Fake 31 WSFS 6-82 Freddy Stevens Fake 31 WCAU-FM 6-82 Bill O'Brien 4:00 Hot Hits 32 WCAU-FM 7/15/1982 Bill O'Brien 2:00 Hot Hits 32 WCAU-FM 7/6/1982 Scott Walker-Rich Hawkins :45 Hot Hits 32 WJRZ 7/7/1982 Dan Collins few 32 WSFS 7/10/1982 Al Levine 1:00 Fake 32 WSFS 7/10/1982 Mike Harris 1:00 Fake 32 WPIX 7/5/1982 Karl Ross-jingles few 32 WSFS 6/30/1982 Freddy Stevens :30 fake 33 WCAU-FM 7/16/1982 Todd Parker 3:00 Hot Hits 33 WCAU-FM 7/16/1982 Bill O'Brien 1:00 Hot Hits 33 WCAU-FM 7/16/1982 Bob Garrett short Hot Hits 33 WPIX 7/00/82 33 WSFS 7/20/1982 Mike Harris 1:00 Fake 33 WSFS 7/20/1982 Freddy Stevens 1:00 Fake 34 WSFS 8/1/1982 Freddy Stevens 1:00 Fake 34 WCAU-FM 8/1/1982 Bill O'Brien various Hot Hits 34 WCAU-FM 8/1/1982 Pete Michaels 1:00 Hot HIts 34 WCAU-FM 8/1/1982 Todd Parker 3:00 Hot Hits 34 WCAU-FM 8/1/1982 Rich Hawkins 2:00 Hot Hits 34 WILK 8/1/1982 Joe Montione few Hot Hits 35 WCAU-FM 8/15/1982 Bill O'Brien 2:00 Hot Hits 35 WCAU-FM 8/15/1982 Todd Parker 2:00 Hot Hits 35 WSFS 8/16/1982 Mike Harris/Freddy Stevens 1:00 Fake 35 WTIC-FM 8/10/1982 Jim Cutler various Silly question 36 0/0/79 Dial Scan Syracuse 36 KFRC 2/1/1981 Bill Lee 4:00 36 KFRC 2/2/1981 Bill Lee 4:00 36 WSFS 8/0/82 Freddy Stevens 1:00 Fake 36 WCAU-FM 11/26/1982 Bob Garrett 1:00 Hot Hits 39 WCAU-FM 9/1/1982 Billy Burke/Terry Young 9:00 Hot Hits 39 WJBQ 10/1/1982 John Willis/Greg Murray various 40 WCAU-FM 9/1/1982 Terry Young 4:00 Hot Hits-poorQ 40 WCAU-FM 9/1/1982 Bill O'Brien 1:00 Hot Hits-pQ-NewJ 40 WJBQ 9/30/1982 Overnights :45 41 WTIC-FM 12/31/1977 Bill Lenkey 1:00 Hot Hits 41 WPRO-FM 9/10/1982 John Bina 1:00 41 WBOS 9/4/1982 Dan Justin a few cuts 41 WPJB 9/10/1982 Doc Holliday 2 cuts Jon Holliday 41 WXKS 9/4/1982 Jeff Wyatt a few cuts Kiss 108 42 WEEI-FM 10/4/1982 Steve Michaels/Hillary Stevens various Boston 42 WPRO-FM 10/4/1982 Bina/Gio various
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