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"The Girl With The
Golden Ear" is gone. Rosalie Trombley, influential music
director at the Big 8 CKLW during the late '60s and '70s, died last
week (11-23-21) at the age of 82 in her hometown of Leamington, Ontario. She
was credited with helping launch the careers of the Guess Who,
Bachman-Turner Overdrive, Bob Seger and many others. R.I.P. Rosalie.
AIRCHECKOF THE WEEK Edition #1172
- November 28, 2021
TERRY STEVENS
WIXY Cleveland
November 28, 1972 (UNSCOPED)
(Contributor: Joe Fazio)
Last month, we featured
Jack Armstrong at the 1988 WIXY/WMJI Reunion. This week we hear the
actual WIXY, with Terry Stevens at the legendary station in 1972.
Stevens came to WIXY in
1971 from KFMX Omaha, Nebraska where he was known as Jerry Thomas.
Stevens spent four years as the legendary WIXY 1260 before moving to
Cleveland rival WHK in 1975. He was later heard on Chicago stations
WMAQ and WKQX.
Enjoy Terry Stevens on
WIXY
from November 28, 1972 ... in the
Aircheck of the
Week.
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