WKBW Radio Buffalo - Dick Biondi Show 1960

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Uploaded by on Dec 25, 2008

From January 1960 Biondi broadcasts to the eastern seaboard over the mighty 1520 WKBW in Buffalo, New York. This was recorded about six months before Dick left for WLS in Chicago.

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  • I was in school in 1960. Wow! This brings back memories of those days of simpler times. If I had a time machine I would go back to 1060, park it, and live the 60's and 70's all over again.

  • compared to radio now, this is god-like. 

  • yes yes yes WOW!!!

  • Knew the boy WELL!

  • @leadsquirter: Used to listen to Dick Biondi and Tommy Shannon from Toronto every night over WKBW radio in Buffalo. Every kid in Toronto listened to WKBW. Thanks for the memory.

    Ken, Toronto

  • As much as I love the Cruisin series ESPECIALLY my Italian brother Dick Biondi, sadly these broadcasts were not original. They were remakes. They used the ORIGINAL DJ's, and did a GREAT job. I mean back in the '70s when I bought these LPS I was floored. I thought they were the original broadcast. But recently I found out that all of the DJ's came back just to remake this stuff. But damn, its still SO good.

  • @airjor1 he still IS great ! :-)

  • 1. Brook Benton & Dinah Washington - Baby You've Got What It Takes (1959)

    2. Jack Scott - What In The World's Come Over You (1960)

    3. Rosie And The Originals - Angel Baby (1960)

    4. The Hollywood Argyles - Alley Oop! (1960)

    5. Maurice Williams & the Zodiacs - Stay (1960)

    6. Johnny Preston - Running Bear (1959)

  • One of my very favorites. Remember when they bogus fired him and he locked himself in and played all the songs he wanted. I think the thing started over censorship. They told him he couldn't play Elvis, "It's now or never." you guys remember this?

  • could you imagine hearing Rosie & the Originals for the 1st time brand new in 1960, amazing!

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