Roby Yonge, WABC New York, NY September 4, 1968 (scoped) (0:17:54)

Scoped
The Rob Frankel Collection
… Would you believe it is Number Eleven? Number Eleven, from WABC’s Music Power Survey, in one Week …
[DESCRIPTION BY UNCLE RICKY – CONTRIBUTED BY ROB FRANKEL]

The late Roby Yonge is featured on WABC from September 4, 1968. This is a fun and funny aircheck! He’s very festive, and a couple of the spots are comedic commercial masterpieces. We wish the aircheck was longer.

The fidelity is excellent, as are many of contributor Rob Frankel’s WABC airchecks. There’s also a full ABC newscast with Joe Templeton in Washington, and several other ABC news reporters.

And get this, there’s only about ten minutes difference between the ‘scoped and unscoped versions. Hit songs were a lot shorter, then! There is a lot of Roby, spots, and classic jingles.

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