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RockRoll360 #068 - Rockin’ Around The Christmas Tree ( Pt. 1 )

 

 A Special from me to you - No interruptions of Great Classic Rock Christmas Tunes.
Don’t forget to check out Christmas Boogie with - The Chipmonks 10 years later from their original tune with Canned Heat.
It’s 1968 brother not 1958. Great funny tune - Alvin also gets a little carried away.
Also Bing Crosby & David Bowie with a beautiful version of Little Drummer Boy.

Merry Christmas and God Bless You All.     
                                               Michael J. Andrade

CHRISTMAS MUST BE TONIGHT- THE BAND
RUN RUDOLPH RUN - CHUCK BERRY
GOD REST YE MERRY GENTLEMEN - BARENAKED LADIES with SARAH McLACHLAN
Sam Kopper of WBCN in Boston, Christmas morning from December 1969
A 1963 CHRISTMAS MESSAGE  - BEATLES
ROCKIN’ AROUND THE CHRISTMAS TREE  - BEATLES
SO THIS IS CHRISTMAS  - JOHN LENNON & YOKO ONO
SIMPLY HAVING A WONDERFUL CHRISTMAS TIME - PAUL McCARTNEY
WBCN Christmas I.D. From Bing to Bono
CHRISTMAS BOOGIE  - CANNED HEAT WITH THE CHIPMUNKS
CHRISTMAS IS THE TIME TO SAY I LOVE YOU  - BILLY SQUIER
ROCKIN’ AROUND THE CHRISTMAS TREE  - THE BEACH BOYS
PEACE IN EARTH / LITTLE DRUMMER BOY  - BING CROSBY AND DAVID BOWIE

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RockRoll360 #059 - Goodbye to WBCN (Part. 11)

 

Above - WBCN’s 1970–1977 Air Talent - 

Maxanna Sartori ( pic circa 1973 )

 

Continuing with the one that explains the beginnings of progressive WBCN
radio and what Freeform BCN is today.

This episode showcases Sam Kopper speaking to WBCN’s D.J. -  Maxanna Sartori.
 

Segments with this symbol  ( # ) was not from the original 4 day
broadcast.

– One liners from callers                     #
– Charles blows it on Spirit intro         #
– “Dark Eyed Woman”  by Spirit                          #
– “Let The Good Times Roll” by Shirley & Lee              #
– “Good Times Roll’  by The Cars                   #
– WBCN’s Dinah Vaprin covers news. ( Carter vs.Reagan )      #
– WBCN I.D. - Nick Carter has left the building on The Rock Revolution     #
– Sam Kopper, Maxanna Sartori 1970–1977 Air Talent &  Rocket Bob Slavin
– Jerry Williams on Woman On The Air with Maxanna Sartori
– “I Must Of Got Lost” by J.Geils
 – Sam speaks of new music of today
– “At The Beach” by The Evett Brothers
– Sam Kopper says Goodbye
– Sam Kopper Christmas Morning Est.  (1969)

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RockRoll360 #057 - Goodbye to WBCN (Part. 10)

 

Charles Laquidara and the founder of Rock WBCN Ray Riepen

Continuing with the one that explains the beginnings of progressive WBCN
radio and what Freeform BCN is today. This is my favorite segment
of the 4 day special because this is where we hear from Sam Kopper
1968–1973 Morning Air Talent, 1968–1970 First Program Director,
who hired JJ Jackson, Charles Laquidara, Norm Winer, Maxanne Sartori.
and the first voice of WBCN radio, Harold “Mississippi Fats” Wilson.

Don’t forget segments with this symbol  ( # ) was not on the original
broadcast.

 

 

– WBCN I.D. by Randy Kirshbomb                          #
– “Waiting On The T” by Marcia Masters  ( Rockwell Parody )                 #
– Sam Kopper, Mississippi Fats, Bradley J.
                                    Rocket Bob Slavin, Timothy Montgomery 
– WBCN I.D. - The Real WBCN
– FreeForm BCN Liner by Debbie Almond
– “Witchie Tai To” by Jim Pepper
– “Stick With Me”   by Robert Plant & Allison Krauss
– Sam Kopper, Mississippi Fats, Bradley J.
– Old Vintage WBCN Commercials
– “Sad Sad Song” by M Ward
– “Who Knows What Tomorrow Will Bring” by Traffic
– WBCN I.D. - Boston Swears By It

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RockRoll360 #055 - Goodbye to WBCN (Part. 9)

Sam Kopper above, on BCN at the 312 Stuart St studio. Probably 1969,
when he was doing the morning show.

Continuing with The Goodbye to WBCN final 4 days of Broadcast.

This is the one that explains the beginnings of progressive WBCN
radio and what Freeform BCN is today. This is my favorite segment
of the 4 day special because this is where we hear from Sam Kopper
1968–1973 Morning Air Talent, 1968–1970 First Program Director,
who hired JJ Jackson, Charles Laquidara, Norm Winer, Maxanne Sartori.
We will also hear from the founder of WBCN Ray Repien,
and the first voice of WBCN radio,
Harold “Mississippi Fats” Wilson (aka Mississippi Harold Wilson)
1968–1977 Air Talent

Don’t forget segments with this symbol ( # ) was not on the original
broadcast.

– Dwayne Glasscock and a Little Girl on the Radio#
– “GUMBY” by Playdough and The Gumbys #
– Sam Kopper, Mississippi Fats, Rocket Bob Slavin, Timothy Montgomery
– Old WBCN Commercial with the first woman at WBCN Debbie Almond ( Est 1970 )
– “Break Up The Concrete” by the Pretenders
– “The Music Never Stopped” by The Grateful Dead
– WBCN I.D. Springtime in Boston
– The Spring of 1968 DJ Tommy Hadges on WBCN
– Old WBCN Commercial Stop, Look And Listen
– Sam Kopper, Mississippi Fats, Ray Repien, Bradley J.
Rocket Bob Slavin, Timothy Montgomery
– All above talking about the start of WBCN
– “Kansas City ” by Willie Nelson & Susan Tedeschi
– “Julie Working For The Drug Squad” by The Clash

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