Welcome to the 66 WNBC Tribute Pages! For too many years, 66 WNBC has been silent. The frequency lives on in the incarnation of WFAN, along with things that were WNBC icons, like the Knicks & Rangers and Imus. A lot of what made WNBC unique, like the Time Machine, and the top 66 of the year, is now lost in time.

Here’s one of NBC’s most popular features at the end of it’s life on 660 AM – The Time Machine! This was a great recreation of 1960s WABC musicradio the way it sounded right down to the PAMS jingles, re-sung for 66 WNBC. And 66WNBC had it down to science with precise timing. Who said music was dead on AM radio. Not here it wasn't.

WELCOME TO THE WNBC TIME MACHINE. Classic Hits Of The 60s, 70s & 80s. TERRY “MOTORMOUTH” YOUNG WITH THE TIMELINE RADIO SHOW WEEKDAYS 5 TO 9PM. Greatest Hits USA with Chuck Matthews Saturday at Noon. New York’s Best Rock with Magic Matt Craig Sunday Nights at 8PM . RCAST.NET. RCAST.NET.

November 17, 1978-- As the flagship station for the National Broadcasting Company, WNBC is expected to exemplify world-class quality and creativity in its programming and news. In its newscasts, the station does this job admirably using snappy writing and a …

2000年11月2日 · This is a tribute show of the history of WNBC (AKA WEAF and WRCA) that was broadcast on "The Day The Music Died" October 7, 1987 when WNBC became no more. 66WNBC Jingle - 80's Version :05 seconds - WAV Format - 150 KB

2021年3月10日 · Explained by two of the best in the business in the following videos, the addition of Joey Reynolds to the afternoon lineup and then Big Jay Sorensen after Joey’s departure helped stabilize the declining ratings – albeit too late to save the station, since NBC ultimately decided to sell to RCA, which in turn decided to divest itself of all of NB...

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Here is a timeline of some important events in the history of the 660 frequency in New York. Source: Jeff Miller's Broadcasting History Collections unless indicated. Also visit Gene Garnes History, written by a former WNBC Engineer, and check out the the Historical Links and Top 66 Songs sections as well!

On October 7, 1988 at 5:30 p.m., the WFAN call letters, studios, programming and staff moved to WNBC's old frequency at 660 AM, which has a much better signal. Earlier in the day, the station...