incredible...21st century..

Thanks for the content.. wow i remember this guy

Steve O'Brien your friendly SOB. I loved when he would say that on WABC. Great dis jockey.

20:36 the humility is 84%. DAH!

I remember this being in Christine!

When going to school, cleaning your room, and listening to the radio were the only "must do's" Not necessarily in that order.

I just melted when I first heard this song

Thank you for putting the video on You Tube. When I first heard Dan Ingram on my transition radio, very small looks like cigarette pack, he was on WABC 77. Back in 1960's, he was best disc jokey in America. #1 DJ.

Nice to hear the Coke commercials with Sandy Posey and the Box Tops.

I probably was listening age 12

We’ll be right back with more commercials after this song!

Such a detailed weather report. Barometric pressure, winds, etc.

I’m glad I was a teenager during the ‘70s : )

Ooo DREAMY❤️💃💃💃💃VELVET🌈

Classic from 1978! ❤️‍🔥

I certainly remember when this was out back in the day.

Thank you for posting this as well as all of the others. Great audio and images!!!

It's a real treat to be able to listen to Dan Ingram doing a 1972 show in STEREO...I wish there was more of it...10 minutes is not enough.

R.I.P. Dino Danelli, drummer for the Rascals.

Chuck was Class..

MRS GREERS SKINNY BOY CHARLIE. SWING CHARLIE SWING I REMEMBER HIM BIG DAN INGRAM, BRUCE MORROW SCOTT MUNI RON LUNDY HERB OSCAR ANDERSON BOB DAYTON BOB LEWIS CHUCK LEONARD I WOULD GET MY WABC TOP 100.SURVEY EVERY WEEK. I WAS A CHILD THEN LISTENING ON MY TRANSISTOR RADIO. IT WAS BEFORE FM RADIO. THE TWIST AND CHUBBY CHECKER WAS THE CRAZE AND PRETTY SOON THE BEATLES. 1010WINS MURRAY THE K SUBMARINE RACE WATCHERS WMCA GOOD GUY SWEAT SHIRTS THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES

I remember 1967, but I was quite small! I remember hearing Paul Harvey on the radio, and seeing LBJ on TV. I remember riding around with My Grandfather in his 1962 Rambler!

@Victrola King=thanks again== Just a thought that if HERMANS HERMITS or any OTHER BRITISH POP ROCK GROUP made ED SULLIVANS TV SHOW in JANUARY 1964 then that group would HAVE DOMINATED the ENTIRE RADIO*GOSSIP NEWS*INTERVIEWS*GUEST APPEARENCES*all across the U S A!!!! It allways comes down to GETTING THERE FIRST!!!!! And HERMAN would have been CREDITED to """changing""" the POP SONG PLAYLIST!!!! (not really) as those other late 50s & early 60s artist were ALLREADY not recording as MANY SONGS as a few years back**** Was no big deal to BUY all your favourite artist songs for ONLY about $1:00 each or maybe $.75 cents each****

@Victrola King*Thanks again* And of course those WABC TOP 100 of the YEAR broadcast would be great to hear once more as wll as the WABC early morning of TUESDAY going into WEDNSDAY JUNE 4 tru 5th 1968 sadness of actual broadcast of conversations about ROBERT KENNEDYS assault at the AMBASSADOR HOTEL****No site seems to have a WABC AM BROADCAST as of yet!!!!! NOTE:: its possible DAN INGRAM played JUMPIN JACK FLASH by the ROLLING STONES for first time on his NEW SURVEY on TUESDAY JUNE 4th 1968 as it was around #55 on CASH BOX TOP 100 charts dated for JUNE 1,1968****

@Victrols King==Thanks!!! And who can NEVER forget JIM NETTLETON on the first VERY WARM day in JUNE of 1970 giving us CECILIA...SIMON & GARFUNKEL***BAND OF GOLD ...FREDA PAYNE***WHICH WAY YOU GOIN BILLY...POPPY FAMILY***BALL OF CONFUSION...TEMPTATIONS***LONG AND WINDING ROAD ..BEATLES***TEACH YOUR CHILDREN...CROSBY STILLS NASH YOUNG*** and I,M sure it was COUSIN BRUSIE with his RETRO ROCK segments back around FEBRUARY 1970******** QUOTE from JAY REYNOLDS to DAN INGRAM from AUGUST 8,1970== """thank you DAN we,ll dig your doings on a sunny SATURDAY afternoon between 2 and 6 o clock!!! Followed by jingle of """BREAD* CARPENTERS*STEVIE WONDER*ALIVE AND KICKING*ROBIN MacNAMARA*ERIC BURDON AND WAR*ALL HIT MUSIC RADIO WABC********

@Victrola King==Hey please can we get a bunch of JAY REYNOLDS for DENNISON MENS SHOPS from 12 midnight to 6 am 1970****along with WABC POWER HIT ONE HIT ONE HIT ONE==CLOSE TO YOU by CARPENTERS on AUGUST 8,1970 which was on a SATURDAY morning**** (it sure sounded like POWERLY ONE or POWER HIT ONE then went back to WABC SUPER HIT ONE when CARPENTERS """WEVE ONLY JUST BEGUN""" hit #1 in NOVEMBER 1970 on DAN INGRAMS new survey on TUESDAY****

6:13 Classic!

Wow, great recording - really a treasure. Live announcing at its peak.

Dan great as usual,even in the morning

nice picture but I like peanuts the old way mot in stereo

An all time Classic, memorable music by the Jacks...

GRACIAS POR ESTA HERMOSA MELODIA ..🥰

12 bucks for slacks. Stereo system $100

Some trust in chariots was bob’s title for his FM show. Attended Brown university. Loved radio.

Harry truly excelled at what he did.

Im 16 years old all over again

He was the GOAT.

I remember when this station was wjz. It was a long time ago.

I remember when this was wjz, a long time ago.

Best MIC audio back then before it got all deep and muddy at the next equipment change

Ron Lundy made his 10th anniversary and some change to Music 🎶 Radio77 WABC AM.

The amount of commercial time is mind boggling!! I started listening to WABC in 1971 (9 years later)...I wouldn't put up with so many ads!!! By 1970, WABC was a much better radio.

The folks on radio have no idea what's coming...

They couldn't have known that the internet was coming around the corner.

I'm just old enough to remember Cousin Brucie's last days at WABC. ❤ from Easton PA

Jim Nettleron a Legend with WFIL, voice tracked CAU FM, WABC, WHN, WDRC, WPIX here. And he was a real gentleman! Started his own internet oldies stream but then passed away.

26 February 1975: 1. 'Lady Marmalade' (Labelle); 2. 'Get dancin' (Disco Tex & Sex-O-Lettes); 3. 'I'd love you to want me' 1972 (Lobo); 4. 'Lovin' you' (Minnie Riperton); 5. Have it your way at Burger King (com); 6. 'Some kind of wonderful' #15 (Grand Funk); 7. 'Until you come back to me' 1974 (Aretha Franklin); 8. 'Black water' (Doobie Brothers); 9. Steve McQueen commercial; 10. 'Leaving on a jet plane' 1970 (Peter, Paul & Mary); 11. 'Have you never been mellow?' (Olivia Newton-John); 12. Sarah Lee's cheese cakes; 13. Lincoln Savings Bank; 14. 'Summer breeze' 1972 (Seals & Crofts); 15. 'Fire' #2 (Ohio Players); 16. 'Papa was a rolling stone' 1972 (Temptations); 17. Hearshey's chocolate bar; 18. 'Mandy' (Barry Manilow); 19. 'Mr Postman' (Carpenters); 20. 'I'll never fall in love again' 1970 (Dionne Warwick); 21. 'Doctor's orders' (Carol Douglas); 22. Mel Brooks' 'Young Frankenstein' film (com); 23. 'Supernatural thing' (Ben E.King); 24. 'My eyes adored you' (Frankie Valli); 25. 'Best of my love' #6 (Eagles); 26. 'I am woman' 1972 (Helen Reddy); 27. British Airways (com); 28. 'Shame, shame, shame' (Shirley & Co.); 29. 'Lonely people' (America); 30. 'Express' (B.T. Express); 31. 'Only you' (Ringo Starr); 32. 'Superfly' 1972 (Curtis Mayfield); 33. 'Lady Marmalade' #5 (Labelle); 34. 'Lady' (Styx); 35. 'Fire' #2 (Ohio Players); 36. 'All you need is love' 1967 (Beatles); 37. 'Black water' (Doobie Brothers); 38. Pick a pack, what a juicy fruit gum (com); 39. 'Reeling in the years' 1973 (Steely Dan); 40. 'My eyes adored you, my nose rejected you' #1 (Frankie Valli); 41. 'Once you get started' (Rufus feat Chaka Khan); 42. 'Lovin' you' (Minnie Riperton); 43. 'Drift away' 1973 (Dobie Gray).

Gimbals! OMG.

Every evening while doing dishes my sis and I, will be singing and listening to 77 WABC with Cousin Bruce. great memories THANK YOU!