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Now Hear This: WRFM New York 1968

In 1968, WRFM, billing itself “Stereo 105”, and adopted a beautiful music format. The format was mostly instrumental with about one vocal every 15 minutes.
The station flipped to soft rock in 1986, as WNSR.
The airchecks presented here will focus on the lighter sound of WRFM, from 1968…

WRFM part 1 (6:15)

WRFM part 2 (15:14)

WRFM part 3 (15:27)

WRFM part 4 (10:12)

Jason Remington

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July 15, 2021 at QZVX

Elizabeth Meyer says:

Thank you for the memories!!!!!

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November 1, 2021 at QZVX

Tom says:

Great collection,Jason. I have that FM dial card in my desk drawer.

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- November 1, 2021 at QZVX
  
  Jason Remington says:
  
  Thanks. I miss Beautiful Music on the radio. Those were good times.
  
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  - November 1, 2021 at QZVX
    
    Dick Ellingson says:
    
    Jason, “the good old days” is no cliche. Those were good times, and we who were lucky enough to work in radio helped create them. Fortunately, there is internet radio that reminds us of our good old days. We old people aren’t grumpy or crabby. We’ve just learned to ignore peer pressure, think for ourselves, and fearlessly express our opinions.
    
    Here are a few Beautiful Music stations I like:
    
    https://www.beautifulinstrumentalschannel.com/
    
    https://beautifulmusicradio.blogspot.com/
    
    https://www.internet-radio.com/stations/instrumental/
    
    https://www.getmeradio.com/stations/player/?station_id=2188
    
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    - Untitled Comment by Jason Remington
      
      Dick, Thanks for the list. I will bookmark these.
      
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November 21, 2021 at QZVX

Warren says:

JIBontheweb.com recreates Boston Beautiful Music station WJIB FM-97 complete with original announcers and its signature striking of the bell of the U.S.S, Constitution

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May 9, 2024 at QZVX

K Jones says:

“Just beautiful muuuusiiiic …”
I was all of three years old when WRFM came on the air & became one of my musically eclectic dad’s three radio stations. The other two were WNCN & QXR, which were (QXR still is!) classical. Besides our church hymnal, and all the other interesting stuff he brought home from record stores in the city, these were my major musical influences until I gained some independent control over what I heard on a daily basis. You can imagine the joyful nostalgia collections like yours are bringing me from deep in the best and nicest parts of a childhood that often wasn’t otherwise so nice. Quite a trip. Thank you forever.

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- May 9, 2024 at QZVX
  
  Jason Remington says:
  
  Thank you so much for your response. We are all enjoying this walk down Memory Lane.
  
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