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Buffalo Dick Birch, WCBS-FM New York, NY July 12, 1971 Pt.2 (scoped) (0:12:05)

Scoped
The Rob Frankel Collection
… this many bangs: bang, bang, bang, bang bang bang BANG …

[RESTORED BY ROB FRANKEL. DESCRIPTION BY UNCLE RICKY.]
This is Part Two of a three part exhibit featuring Buffalo Dick Birch on his WCBS-FM morning show from July 12, 1971. All music has been restored by contributor Rob Frankel.

The Alan Burns newscasts were lost forever. Chuck Blore’s young adults format featured Oldies, currents and album selections with custom jingles. See the COMMENTS for the first part of this program for additional background.

In this part, Birch describes a Broomhilda comic strip, and SMALLS are little cigars for ladies.

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