From: pdalby@sympatico.ca   
      
   Doug wrote:   
   > I was never overseas , but as a brat in Greenwood , I remember fondly tuning   
   > into WINS in New York on my "6"  transistor radio ( how many transistors did   
   > your radio have ? ). It would only come in late at night and I always   
   > remember the voice of ' Cousin Brucie '. CHSJ in Saint John N.B. had a whole   
   > half hour a day devoted to pop music. The kids today don't know how great   
   > they have it when it comes to music.   
   >   
   > Doug    who saw one of his guitar idols ( Mark Knopfler ) a little while ago   
      
   Those were the days weren't they, Doug.  From Trenton, late at night, I   
   could tune in Dick Biondi at WLS in Chicago ("turn into peanut   
   butter!!") and WABC in New York ("if you see a bleeding madras on the   
   sidewalk, leave a note on it that says "I care").  My fave was WKBW in   
   Buffalo (the Tommy Shannon show).   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)