Going to be uploading these as I fix them up and chop out the commercials. First one is up and is the Johnny Rivers Episode.

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Thanks very much, BoscoTheMan82! Great start with the Johnny Rivers Episode! Johnny is a great artist and deserves a lot of credit!

When I lived in the Chicago area in the 1983-1985 timeframe I listened to the Dick Clark's Rock, Roll and Remenber almost every Sunday morning on WAUR. Great that you're planning to share these shows here on this forum!

I have 6 more to do at the moment. After that I'll put them up once a week since they air on Saturday Night.

Thanks a lot. A great artist Jonny Rivers.

Op 22-3-2026 om 10:01 zei BoscoTheMan82:

Going to be uploading these as I fix them up and chop out the commercials. First one is up and is the Johnny Rivers Episode.

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Thanks!
Also glad with the other episodes, especially Dion!

But why chop out the commercials? Weren't they part of the original broadcast?

Edwin

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In the US (and abroad to e.g. AFN) programs like Dick Clark's Rock, Roll & Remember, but also the American Top 40 (Casey Kasem and others), Live from the Sixties (Real Don Steele) and other programs were, after recording had taken place, distributed on a set of LPs (later CDs) to all the radiostations, that were going to broadcast these programs.

Typically such an LP side had two tracks of 10-15 minutes which allowed the local radiostation to play local commercials every 10-15 minutes, inbetween the program parts. The program itself in many cases also had "global" commercials. In the past I shared two episodes of Dick Clarks, Rock, Roll and Remember at our "neighbours", which included the LP rips and the cue sheets. If you're interested I can send you a PB with the links.

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In the US (and abroad to e.g. AFN) programs like Dick Clark's Rock, Roll & Remember, but also the American Top 40 (Casey Kasem and others), Live from the Sixties (Real Don Steele) and other programs were, after recording had taken place, distributed on a set of LPs (later CDs) to all the radiostations, that were going to broadcast these programs.

Typically such an LP side had two tracks of 10-15 minutes which allowed the local radiostation to play local commercials every 10-15 minutes, inbetween the program parts. The program itself in many cases also had "global" commercials. In the past I shared two episodes of Dick Clarks, Rock, Roll and Remember at our "neighbours", which included the LP rips and the cue sheets. If you're interested I can send you a PB with the links.

I understand.
I have AT40's in both versions.
For me either the 'clean' master or the local broadcast-version is fine.

Edwin