Airchecks

KUBE 93 signed on in 1964 as KBLE and aired a country music format. On March 17, 1981, the station flipped to an automated Top 40 format as "The New 93." The station's first song was "Use ta Be My Girl" by the O'Jays. On July 8 of that year, the station added a live and local airstaff. On April 2, 1982, KBLE changed their call letters to KUBE, and became known as "KUBE 93." In 1992, the station shifted to a rhythmic contemporary hits direction that is still programmed today. Come Inside and listen to this aircheck with Gary Bryan

all formats with the jingle packages to fit... Mark Summers presents another of his prized packaged airchecks Come Inside Listen and Enjoy...

WOMC has also had many memorable slogans, like "WOM-SEE" and "Detroit's Big O", and when the call letters are said, they're said with emphasis on the O ("W Ohhh M C"). Come Inside and Listen...

Mark Summers digs into his Aircheck collection and comes up with another winner! Commercials, Station Promo's, Id's & Songs. Voiced by Gord Marriott and Terry Evans

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BpeeMocuutY&feature=youtu.be Our friend Mark Summers takes us back to 1970 with your host Walt "Baby" Love on The Big 8 CKLW.

Fred Winston, one of the most famous radio personalities in Chicago history. Winston splits his time between Chicago and his ranch in southern Michigan. Fred Winston, is a Chicago radio legend, who began his career on Chicago radio as an afternoon DJ spinning the hits on WLS back in 1971 Come Inside and Listen to this classic...

Flashing back to the 80's sounds of radio from Dallas/Ft Worth with this classic presentation by Mark Summers... Come Inside and Enjoy...

Mark Summers flashes back to 1970 and Daytona Beach, Florida for this classic aircheck Come Inside and Listen...

Gord Robson was one of Canada's Great Disc Jockeys Mark Summers offers up this aircheck from Edmonton's COOL 880, the last radio job Gord worked for before he died.

Wayne Barry and Bruce Mitchell, voices from the past while working on CHEC Radio in Lethbridge.... thanks to Ted Wendland/Radio West for this image of Chec's logo...