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Charlie Greer, WABC NY, January 12, 1969 (RESTORED) (1:11:11)

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… Once is enough, if you work it right …
[DESCRIPTION BY UNCLE RICKY] Charlie Greer is overnight host for the early morning of the third AFL/NFL Championship, the first to be called The SuperBowl. (It was an exciting victory for The New York Jets.) Contributor & Restorian Rob Frankel is sharing a masterfully-restored aircheck that is, again, among the highest-fidelity recordings of WABC we have heard. In addition to a bushel of rhyming spots for Dennison, A Men’s Clothier, there are lots of Public Service Announcements, and a great variety of PAMS jingles. Musically, this was hits-only radio, and I only heard one surprise. This was the overnight sound of WABC all over the east coast during the glory years of this giant Top 40 station. [CONTRIBUTED BY ROB FRANKEL] COMMENTS FOR Charlie Greer, WABC NY January 12, 1969

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