Welcome
to the 66 WNBC Tribute Pages!
For too
many years, 66
WNBC has been silent. The frequency lives on in the incarnation of WFAN, along
with things that were WNBC icons, like the Knicks & Rangers and Imus. A lot of
what made WNBC unique, like the Time Machine, and the top 66 of the year, is now
lost in time.
Thanks to all the people who
used to inhabit studio 2-B in 30 Rock and were kind enough to write! Please... feel
free to drop me a line if you have any information!
And check out the special welcome jingle at the bottom of this page.
- Jim Reed
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10/29/2004 -
Unfortunately, I have had to disable the guestbook posting because of
all the spam I have been getting. I am glad to say that you are welcome to participate in our Yahoo Group. Visit http://groups.yahoo.com/group/wnbc66tribute/
to join in the discussion.
I know this site does not get a lot of updates anymore, but I enjoy
looking at it from time to time, and since I am paying for it, that seems
like a fair deal. I appreciate all of the traffic I get every time
someone runs "Private Parts" on TV. I hope thay you
realize that even if the site isn't updated frequently, the content is
timeless.
- Jim
| Links:
 Read the chronicle of one of
the legendary voices of WNBC, Don Imus.
Written by the creator of this site, Jim Reed, Everything Imus goes in-depth on the Imus
vs. Stern Feud and the last days of the mighty 66.
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Thank You Visitor #:
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Thanks: |
To some of our contributors, including Big
Jay Sorensen, Jeff Roteman, Bill Dulmage, Jeff Baker, and Howard
Kotlus.
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