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"Great Soul Radio" WGRT sprang from the ashes of WAAF, a jazz outlet that was one of the first radio stations licensed by the FCC in 1922. WAAF's alumni included Jesse Owens, who did an afternoon jazz show there. In 1967, the call letters were changed to WGRT with a full-time soul format. It lasted six years. Take a peak at this WGRT chart from August 23, 1971 and "feel the groove" of this truly great soul station. For more great '60s and '70s soul radio airchecks, check out Jason Stone's Stepfather of Soul blog.
Enjoy Mr. Vee
here.
Enjoy Mr. Vee
here.
(The Don Shuttleworth Collection)
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