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A look back at the stations, formats, personalities and other information from 1920 to present.

A tribute to Rockland County's community radio station, WRKL, which closed in 1999.

Website dedicated to promoting old US radio shows via purchase of MP3 or Audio CDs.

Historical look at radio and television in Southern Ontario and Upstate New York with tributes to CTFR and CHUM (Toronto), WGR and WKBW (Buffalo), and WHEN (Syracuse). Includes pictures, promotional items, technical information, and airchecks.

Tribute to this South African station, with jingles, recent interviews, videos, message board, and downloads.

Features a tribute to one of the most successful small market stations in the country 1-2-3 Radio, WNNC.

The illegal or pirate radio of Ireland during the eighties, "The Great Irish Radio Experiment"-along with images from the same years.

The British science fiction radio series from the 1950s with Jet Morgan and his crew. Written by Charles Chilton and aired on BBC radio.

Lists of all the countdowns (artist/title) of the 80's for KROQ, the new wave station from Pasadena USA

Dedicated to the memories and spirit of KSAN-FM, San Francisco. For more than a decade, starting in 1968, under the hands of FM godfather, Tom Donahue, KSAN led a free-form revolution that produced incredible, inspiring and outrageous radio.

KWFM launched some legendary radio careers, all of whom helped build KWFM's rock sound. Includes photos, biographies, airchecks, jingles, commercials, print ads, and trivia contributed by the former staff.

Lumpy Brannum created and narrated the "Little Orley" stories for Fred Waring's radio program of the late 1940s. Lumpy was best known as Mr. Greenjeans on The Captain Kangaroo Show.

Photos and audio from UK Radio stations including Radio Ramair, Radio Leeds, Radio Sheffield, Radio Thamesmead, Radio WM Heartlands, Radio Cumbria, Light AM

A history - with audio - of Coventry (UK) based Mercia Sound born May 1980. Local commercial radio for Coventry, Warwickshire and SW Leicestershire.

A tribute to New York Radio in the late 50s, the 60s and the early 70s