In 1973 WRCR used a home built automation system to stay
on the air 18 hours a day.
Here's Scott Monahan's promo.
Sandy Ballin's promo for
The Glen Moss Show.
Here's a promo for the
Jim Buchman Show. Extra credit
if you can name the obscure group or song used at the end of the promo. [The answer is on the
"Audio/ Miscellaneous" page]
The Lillian Roxon program was syndicated to college stations. (127k)
WRCR station ID voiced by
Jim Buchman. (72k)
In 1971 WRCR published a
phone book to suppliment the college's book. The "Phone Thing" spot was voiced by Ross Hunter.
A Mike Porcaro promo for the play "Bernardo Alba" from March of 1968. :56 (885k)
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Prior to some holiday breaks,
WRCR would stay on the air all night. Among other things, we'd try to match drivers with people looking for rides.Here's a Ross Hunter promo from Spring 1971. (489k)
WRCR home-built automation
system needed a name. Here's a Webb Kerns voiced automation contest promo.(909k)
Oldies were something new in the
late 1960s. Here's Jim Buchman promoting oldies on WRCR from 1969. (1 meg)
In the early years, WRCR had programs featuring Broadway show. This is Ned Cohen open and close
for "Sound Stage 10"
from 1968.(510k)
Two Mike Porcaro promos from the spring of 1968 for WRCR oldies programs:
Solid Gold :40 (641k)
Gold Mine :40 (630k)
Another one from Mike Porcaro suggested by the hit movie "The Graduate" :36 (574k)
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