10:10
(MSTS1) Boston FM Radio Audio 1970's - (2 of 2)
(MSTS1) Boston FM Radio Audio 1970's - (2 of 2)
(MSTS1 Graphics - Audio Recordings) Pt. 2 - These are audio recordings I made in the 70's of some Boston FM Radio Stations. The stations heard here are ones that I still have recordings of; many recordings did not survive the 70's..
10:01
WPGC FM 95.5 Morningside MD 1970 Bob Raleigh.wmv
WPGC FM 95.5 Morningside MD 1970 Bob Raleigh.wmv
Program of the top 100 songs of 1969 aired on January 1 1970. Notice Bob Raleigh calls himself Jr then Sr....according to the WPGC tribute site amandfmmorningside.com there were several people at the station using the same name so they used Jr and Sr to distinguish them even though they were not related.
8:36
(MSTS1) Boston FM Radio Audio 1970's - (1 of 2)
(MSTS1) Boston FM Radio Audio 1970's - (1 of 2)
(MSTS1 Graphics - Audio Recordings) Pt. 1 - These are audio recordings I made in the 70's of some Boston FM Radio Stations. The stations heard here are ones that I still have recordings of; many recordings did not survive the 70's..
16:43
1970 Zenith FM AM Radio Cassette Tape Recorder MINT IN BOX!
1970 Zenith FM AM Radio Cassette Tape Recorder MINT IN BOX!
Opening for the very first time in 41 years, model A-625-Y
15:14
WDAS FM Philadelphia Pa 1970 New American Radio .wmv
WDAS FM Philadelphia Pa 1970 New American Radio .wmv
Hippie generation radio, Harvey Holiday, T Morgan, Steve Marko
4:06
Panasonic 1970 portable radio model RF-1600 6 bands AM FM VHF AIR MB AND SW
Panasonic 1970 portable radio model RF-1600 6 bands AM FM VHF AIR MB AND SW
1970 Panasonic transistor portable radio found at the flea market for 3.00. It has 6 bands separate bass and treble controls It has a squelch control AFC control, external antenna connections, and phono input. It has a very unique lighted rotary tuner selector for the different bands. The radio is in very good cosmetic condition, and is mostly aluminum and chrome. The first AM station playing at the beginning of the video is WLS Chicago, which is over 400 miles away. The reception in my work shop is very bad on AM or SW due to the high voltage power lines . More info on the Panasonic radioattic.com
3:03
Chicago - Make me smile (single edit - 1970) HD
Chicago - Make me smile (single edit - 1970) HD
NO COPYRYGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED. I share this song with you under Fair Use. Fair Use is defined as using material "for purposes such as criticism, comment [...] or research" and it "is not an infringement of copyright." Official site: chicagotheband.com This is the single edit that also includes parts of "Now more than ever". Original version of "Make me smile" recorded for the album "Chicago II" - 1970. Chicago is: Terry Kath: vocals, guitar; Peter Cetera: bass, vocals; Robert Lamm: keyboard, vocals; Lee Loughnane: trumpet, vocals; James Pankow: trombone; Walter Parazaider: woodwinds, vocals; Danny Seraphine: drums.
7:18
Can't You Hear Me Knocking by The Rolling Stones on 1970 Rolling Stones-Atlantic LP.
Can't You Hear Me Knocking by The Rolling Stones on 1970 Rolling Stones-Atlantic LP.
This is the Mobile Fidelity half speed master LP version. Transferred to digital using stereo system on channel background photo.
9:14
Bach Doors-Manchest Fever by Sugarloaf, from 1970, Liberty-LP.
Bach Doors-Manchest Fever by Sugarloaf, from 1970, Liberty-LP.
Late 60's to Mid 70's progressive hard rock band, I love those unique sounding late 60's, early 70's keyboards Sugarloaf and many other groups used at that time. Same stereo gear used in digital transfer as shown in my channel background photo.
6:39
Don Schuster 1970 W4 Detroit Radio Air Check
Don Schuster 1970 W4 Detroit Radio Air Check
Film recorded December 26, 1970 of Don Schuster on the air at WWWW-FM (W4) radio 106.7 in Detroit, Michigan. Video includes Don describing the UPI teletype machine (common in many radio stations at the time) and the Schafer Automation System (a precursor to current radio stations use of voice tracking), on top on a live read of a commercial from Bob Haney's Muntz Stereo ("Gratiot south of Eight Mile"). The footage at the start of the video features the classic WWWW sign on Jefferson Avenue. Songs you hear: The Beatles "Can't Buy Me Love", Jerry Butler "Make It Easy On Yourself", The Cadets "Stranded In The Jungle", The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band "Mr Bojangles", The Intruders "Together", Jackie Wilson "Baby Workout", Santana "Black Magic Woman", Lulu "To Sir, With Love", Herman's Hermits "Mrs. Brown You've Got A Lovely Daughter", Fifth Dimension "One Less Bell To Answer", The Beatles "Oh! Darling", and Smokey Robinson "More Love". A classic piece of Detroit radio history.
4:50
Insieme (1970)
Insieme (1970)
Mina canta "Insieme" nel TV show "Doppia coppia". Una bellissima immagine: una fantastica minigonna.
6:45
Baby Huey- Listen to Me
Baby Huey- Listen to Me
From "The Baby Huey Story: The Living Legend" For more about this artist: Wiki! : P en.wikipedia.org
5:07
Rare 1970 Plymouth Superbird 440 Six-pack 390 HP of Awesome Mopar Muscle
Rare 1970 Plymouth Superbird 440 Six-pack 390 HP of Awesome Mopar Muscle
I thought you would like a look at this amazing 1970 Plymouth Road Runner Superbird, equipped with a 440c.i. 3x2BBL "Six Pack" (#s Matching) V8 (E86), 4 Speed Manual (#s Matching) Transmission (D21), Dana 60 Rear w/ 3.54 Sure Grip, P. Steering, P. Disc Brakes, Remote Mirror, Factory AM/FM w/ Alpine AM/FM/CD in Glove Box, Tic-Toc-Tach, Seat Belts, Bucket Seats w/ Pistol Grip Floor Shift, Black Vinyl Roof (V19), Hood Pins, Correct Tor-Red Exterior (Paint Code-EV2), Correct Black & White Interior (Trim Code-P6XW), Rally Wheels w/ Radial Tires, Matching Spare w/ Both Jacks & Tool, #s Matching 4BBL 440c.i. Converted to a Six Pack! Runs & Drives Wonderful, Beautifully Restored from Top to Bottom, Gorgeous Fit & Finish, Plymouth Built a Total of 1920 Super Birds! Fine Example of a RARE Mopar Muscle Car!! Thanks for watching and commenting, we appreciate it!! For more classics, check out: www.fastlanecars.com or www.youtube.com/user/fastlaneclassic Plymouth Road Runner Superbird muscle car Mopar hot rod vintage classic automobile rat rod show car collector auto
8:48
1970 , Top 40 3uz , Stan Rofe, 10 to 1
1970 , Top 40 3uz , Stan Rofe, 10 to 1
Stan Rofe, aka Stan the Man, originally on 3KZ in Melbourne in the late 1950s and 1960s, and then on 3UZ in the 1970s (and on various FM stations after that) was a true icon on the local rock music radio DJ scene. This 1970 aircheck is from Bluehaze. Oct. 1970 one hour excerpt from Stan's Sunday arvo Top 40 countdown on 3UZ and hearing all the ancient music being played, it suddenly hit me - this was the first time these songs had been aired! The thought of that suddenly rocked me - people were actually flocking out to buy these 7 inch singles in their millions. Elvis Presley was still alive, rating number 8 with "The Wonder Of You" (and touring Detroit) ... wow! (comment Bluehaze)
4:42
FM (No Static At All) - Steely Dan (1978)
FM (No Static At All) - Steely Dan (1978)
"FM (No Static At All)", sometimes referred to as "FM", was a song by American jazz-rock band Steely Dan. It was the title theme to the 1978 film "FM". The soundtrack to the film won the 1979 Grammy Award for Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical, with engineers Roger Nichols and Al Schmitt taking the honors. The song reached #22 on the US Billboard Hot 100 chart. Steely Dan is an American rock band consisting of core members Donald Fagen (born January 10, 1948) and Walter Becker (born February 20, 1950). The band's popularity peaked in the late 1970s with the release of seven albums blending elements of jazz, rock, funk, R&B, and pop. Rolling Stone magazine has called them "the perfect musical antiheroes for the Seventies." The band's music is characterized by complex jazz-influenced structures and harmonies played by Becker and Fagen along with a revolving cast of rock and pop studio musicians. Steely Dan toured from 1972 to 1974, but in 1975 became a purely studio-based act. The late 1970s saw the group release a series of moderately successful singles and albums. They disbanded in 1981, and throughout most of the next decade, Fagen and Becker remained largely inactive in the music world. During this time, the group steadily built and maintained a cult following. In 1993, the group resumed playing live concerts, and the early 21st century saw Steely Dan release two albums of new material, the first of which earned a Grammy Award for Album of the Year. They have sold <b>...</b>
8:03
1970 Top 40 3uz , Stan Rofe 17 to 11
1970 Top 40 3uz , Stan Rofe 17 to 11
Oct. 4 1970 one hour excerpt from Stan's Sunday arvo Top 40 countdown on 3UZ and hearing all the ancient music being played, it suddenly hit me - this was the first time these songs had been aired! The thought of that suddenly rocked me - people were actually flocking out to buy these 7 inch singles in their millions. Elvis Presley was still alive, rating number 8 with "The Wonder Of You" (and touring Detroit) ... wow! ...(comment Bluehaze) Stan Rofe, aka Stan the Man, originally on 3KZ in Melbourne in the late 1950s and 1960s, and then on 3UZ in the 1970s (and on various FM stations after that) was a true icon on the local rock music radio DJ scene. This 1970 aircheck is from Bluehaze
34:00
The Grateful Dead & Duane Allman - Lovelight 1970
The Grateful Dead & Duane Allman - Lovelight 1970
The Grateful Dead with Duane & Gregg Allman, Berry Oakley, Butch Trucks, Peter Green, Mick Fleetwood and Danny Kirwan Fillmore East February 11, 1970 Lovelight "patch" 30:13 - 30:46 (unknown audience master) From "Searching for the Sound" by Phil Lesh: Jerry says to Phil of The Allman Brothers Band on their way to this show: "make sure you check these guys out... they're kinda like us... they jam hard." Butch Trucks joins on drums. Mickey Hart attacks his gigantic gong. Mick Fleetwood and Danny Kirwan "find room to join the festivities. It's a surprisingly coherent free-for-all, with five guitarists , four drummers, organ, and -- Pigpen roaring over it all." Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir, Peter Green, Danny Kirwan and Duane Allman on guitars. "Gregg takes a verse ... Sounding like a fifty-year-old black man even then." Pig Pen and Gregg Allman trade vocals throughout, and Gregg plays organ. Berry Oakley takes over on bass about halfway through Lovelight, as Phil just wants to listen! After the show, "I walk outside -- it's daylight, and snow is falling gently on the streets of New York... I grab Bob and Jerry in a group embrace: This is what it's all about."
6:41
eRikm & Fm Einheit
eRikm & Fm Einheit
eRikm (fr) Between his reputation as swift shifting improviser, concréte composer and turntable deconstructionist, Marseilles based artist ERIKM has earned himself an enviable position in the European music community. ERIKM has instinctively followed a relatively unusual, even risky, career path. Stemming from his interest in visual arts and his first musical experience as a rock guitarist, he has for some years now become steadily more and more renowned for his virtuoso turntabling and his use of electronic instruments and tools in an integrated scenic set-up eRikm has followed up musical collaborations with Voice Crack, Christian Marclay, Luc Ferrari, among others. He is certainly one of the better equipped artists of the new generation to actually demonstrate a relationship between rock music (in its widest sense) and contemporary music; hiding behind neither cultural camouflage nor an easy pandering to his audience. www.erikm.com FM Einheit (all) FM Einheit (also known as FM Einheit, FM, Mufti, real name Frank Martin Strauss, born December 18, 1958, in Dortmund) is an industrial and electronic musician from Germany. While primarily known for his percussion work with the influential industrial group Einstürzende Neubauten, he has also collaborated with KMFDM, Goethes Erben and recorded several albums in collaboration with other musicians (such as Andreas Ammer, Ulrike Haage) and solo. FM Einheit was also involved in the projects Stein and Gry. Early years In the late <b>...</b>
6:27
1970 Dodge Charger $29900.00
1970 Dodge Charger $29900.00
One Bad Mopar! show quality Go Man Go paint, black vinyl top, black vinyl interior, black Charger 500 striping, balanced and blueprinted 440 ci engine, Holley AED 750 HO 4 bbl, Edelbrock Performer aluminum intake, Comp 526 hydraulic camshaft, Wiseco 9.5-1 forged pistons, oversized Manley stainless valves, Crane Gold roller rockers, ported and bowl blended heads, Mopar electronic ignition, 2" TTI ceramic coated headers, power steering, Wilwood power front disc brakes, Mopar Performance aluminum valve covers, Mopar radiator with shroud, 727 Torqueflite automatic transmission with B&M shift kit, TCI 3000 RPM 10" converter, trans cooler, bucket seats, B&M ratchet shifter, factory dash, am-fm-cd, Sun Pro tach, seat belts, remote mirror, 3" dual exhaust with Quicktime electric cut-outs, York Mach build driveshaft with loop, 8 3/4 3.91 Sure Grip rear end, Mancini Racing Super Stock springs, adjustable pinion snubber, 275/60/15 BF Goodrich rear tires, 245/60/15 fronts, 15" Torque-Thrust wheels, hood pins, flip-out gas cap, hide-away headlights, dual mirrors, Mopar Muscle!
4:10
1970 Ford Mustang Fastback Restomod - 351W with Boss 351 Stripe Kit
1970 Ford Mustang Fastback Restomod - 351W with Boss 351 Stripe Kit
351c.i. 4BBL (Windsor) Performance Built (#s Match) V8, Automatic (FMX) Transmission, 9in Rear w/ 2.79 Gear Ratio, P. Steering, P. 4 Wheel P. Disc Brakes w/ Cross Drilled Rotors, Headers w/ Performance Dual Exhaust System, Boss Striping, Dual Sport Mirrors, Nicely Detailed Engine Compartment, Alpine AM/FM/CD, Custom Center Console, Recaro Seats w/ Sparco 4 Point Seat Belts, Front Spoiler, Rear Wing, Lowered, Sport Slats, Blacked Out Shaker Hood, Appears to have Original Floors, Quarters, & Fenders, Aluminum FR500 Wheels (18x9 Front 18x10 Rear), Low Profile Performance Radial Tires, Approx. 1500 Miles on Rebuilt Engine & Transmission, Recent Complete Restoration, Tastefully Built Resto-Mod Pony Car!!
6:50
Sears Roebuck Stereo Console from 1970
Sears Roebuck Stereo Console from 1970
This is an old stereo console my late grandmother owned. Original Sale Date: July 25, 1970! This stereo is over 40 years old and still runs perfectly. Features: AM/FM/FM Stereo Radio Record Turntable 8-track Tape Player
