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Colonel Flagg wrote: ↑Sat May 01, 2021 10:23 am
Ed was CE at WJR, but Hal Buttermore was CE at 96.3.
Ann Delisi did a shout-out to Hal on her show this past weekend.
In his day, Hal always had the station sounding great. Word among other engineers is that he had some wicked matrix processing going on, of which I do not know make, model or details. At the height of Detroit's stupid loudness wars, he had WCZY spending bank to make incremental improvements, and all WDTX/WDFX could do is crank up the composite clipper, as if to say "see, we're loudest".
IIRC, Ann Delisi had the last 'music program' on WJR- it was on Sunday nights and it was titled something like "behind the music" - like Bob Dylan's XM Theme Time Radio, it had a topic, like songs about "whilstling" - I enjoyed her WJR show quite a bit, and it was when WJR still had their superior stereo sound.
WOHO wrote: ↑Mon May 03, 2021 11:39 am
IIRC, Ann Delisi had the last 'music program' on WJR- it was on Sunday nights and it was titled something like "behind the music" - like Bob Dylan's XM Theme Time Radio, it had a topic, like songs about "whilstling" - I enjoyed her WJR show quite a bit, and it was when WJR still had their superior stereo sound.
Her shows and Jay Butler's are pretty much the only shows I try to catch on terrestrial radio.