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Bob Elliot, WOR-FM New York 1968 (01:12:19)

. . . Memories are made of this . . .

[Description by Uncle Ricky]

Bob Elliot, WOR-FM 8PM-12M

The late Bob Elliot, who was also known as K.O. Bayley, is heard on this very good to excellent stereo recording of The Big Town Sound on WOR-FM in January of 1968. Elliot worked at KYNO in Fresno, KEWB in Oakland, and KBLA in Los Angeles just prior to his time at WOR-FM.

It's original Drake all the way, with the big guy himself featured on legendary liners like "The Hits Just Keep On Coming", and "Memories Are Made Of This".

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And, as Bob says, "Be ready with your tweeters and woofers, you might hear something you ain't NEVER heard before - Me Too!". There are some genuine goodies here; Million Dollar Music for sure. But, the recording is not without flaws. A short portion of "I Thank You" was reconstructed, and bits of "You've Really Got A Hold On Me" never made it to the encoder. We also suspect that WOR-FM was playing everything from cart. A few songs are too tight at the beginning, and the stereo phase changed frequently with the program content. Still, 72 uncut minutes of WOR-FM of this vintage, in stereo, is a near-miracle. Our thanks again to contributor Wayne Scott.