The ghost of the greatest top 40 station in the land (OK, ba.broadcast
says Drake's KFRC was better or perhaps the border blasters from Baja)
walks the land again Memorial Day from 6 A.M. to 6 P.M. EDT. (It's
unfortunate that they're not on when medium wave skip is common.)

http://www.musicradio77.com (RealAudio/MP3 preview of Rewound on site
devoted to the rememberable of the format past)

http://www.wabcradio.com/ (the current talk station with streaming of
locally-originated content)

http://www.nydailynews.com/entertain...p-170083c.html

[qauote]
Dan Ingram stars Monday when WABC (770 AM) presents its annual
Memorial Day "Rewound" special reliving the years when "77" was the
country's defining top-40 radio station.
Johnny Donovan, a WABC jock who stayed after the switch to talk in
1982, has assembled 12 hour-long segments of the old WABC, running 6
a.m.-6 p.m.

Then Ingram will join current WABC program director Phil Boyce for two
more hours, 6-8 p.m., to talk about the station's heritage and take
phone calls.

[...]

6 a.m.: Les Marshak, 1970

7 a.m.: Bob Cruz, 1978

8 a.m.: Charlie Greer/Ingram, 1967

9 a.m.: Donovan, 1977

10 a.m.: Morrow 1966 / Greer 1965

11 a.m.: Harrison, 1974

Noon: Ingram, 1976

1 p.m.: Lundy, 1975

2 p.m.: Ingram, 1968

3 p.m.: Bob Lewis, 1968 / Ingram, 1981

4 p.m.: Howard Hoffman, 1980

5 p.m.: Ingram, 1963