WTRX 1975

[matt1]

Just posted on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELUho8b ... el=elodevi

[matt1]

Tony Orlando & Dawn "Look In My Eyes Pretty Woman" (from 1974 "Prime Time" & the last 45 single for Bell Records which became Arista), Electric Light Orchestra "Can't Get It Out Of My Head" (from 1974 "Eldorado") & The Guess Who "Undun" (from 1969 "Canned Wheat").

[CK-722]

Dave Mann is Dave Manheimer. Also worked at WTAC 600 and WXYZ 1270 as Johnny Randall. His picture is on many WTAC Big 600 Surveys available currently online. Don't know if this link will work but I'll try.

https://www.facebook.com/big6WTAC/posts ... 3701690453

[Willie108]

This is when WTAC, WTRX, and WFDF were the stations to listen to. I remember when Bob Burchett was lured over to TRX after years on WFDF.

[CK-722]

This is when WTAC, WTRX, and WFDF were the stations to listen to. I remember when Bob Burchett was lured over to TRX after years on WFDF.

The programming days of Conrad Jerome (CJ) Jones!

All Hit Music!
Duh duh duh dah,
Duh duh duh duh
Double you eff dee eff!

Pop Tops:

Don't pull your love,
The Giant Ninety One,
Duh de dah

Call out my name,
Double you eff dee eff,
More Music!
When you're down,
And troubled...

Nathan Jones,
You've been gone too long,
From double you eff dee eff..

[CK-722]

Bob Burchett also had night and weekend airshifts as "Robert R. Morgan" on WCAR, "The Giant Eleven Thirty", as well as WFDF, "The Giant Ninety One". Because the signals overlapped, he used a different name on WCAR.

By 1975, Bob was at WTRX doing a live afternoon shift and a voice tracked overnight shift, and a "Frantic" evening shift at WDEE. Since the signals didn't overlap except for radio geeks, he used Bob Burchett on both stations.

When WWCK dropped the Dayparted Top 40 in late 1975 and went all AOR, WTRX went to a hotter Adult Contemporary/Softer Top 40.