WBAP 820 Dallas - Bill Mack - Conway Twitty Tribute & Interview - June 5 1993

[@DrewTechner]

Bill Mack was WBAP. Thank you for remembering him. I had lunch with a few oldtime truckers last week and they remember him.

[@howard4405]

Yes this is awesome, thank you

[@WillHendersonTX]

RIP to both Conway and the Midnight Cowboy himself.

[@lsmftymf]

To me, WBAP will always be Mark Holtz and Eric Nadel broadcasting Texas Rangers games in the late-1980s and early-1990s. Its signal came in clear at night in Chicago back then when whatever local station that occupied the 820 spot on the AM dial went off the air at sunset.

[@gregsells8549]

That Chicago station, WAIT, was required to sign off at sunset in Grapevine, TX, where the WBAP 820 (shared with WFAA until 1970) transmitter was long located but later displaced by the building of DFW Airport.

[@Yellowrose71]

Love it. I remember listening to WBAP in 1993. My dad passed that year in August & he loved Conway.

[@suprb6970]

Please Ellis more Dallas Radio.

[@EllisFeaster]

suprb6970 I’ll get some more up soon.

[@Yellowrose71]

suprb6970 I agree. More Dallas radio-please?

[@lashaunpeterson2013]

Great Job! 👍

[@ajg2558]

Great skywave signal even when I was in vegas

[@margretmeeks]

my dad knew both of them biz buddies

[@garytann1141]

🎙️ BLESSINGS 🙏 UALRDYKNW THANKS2U2 ELLIS🌎😷🧤🎩

[@kevinlutz1768]

hay ellis how about jess cain from whdh radio

[@EllisFeaster]

kevin lutz I don’t have much, but I already have posted some. Look under my Boston Radio playlist.

[@user-dh4mi6ir2m]

Artist/song? 7:52-8:03, 11:14-11:27, 14:45-14:58, 16:16-16:30, 17:55-18:11, 18:51