560 HONEYRADIO: TOTAL GOLD FOR THE MOTOR CITY!

"You're listening to Honey Radio AM 56: where every song is classic gold."
“…You’re listening to Honey Radio AM 56 where every song is classic gold”

‘HONEY RADIO’ LIVES ON MOTOR CITY RADIO FLASHBACKS WITH OVER 40 WHND AM-560 AIRCHECKS!


 10 WHND audio airchecks from the MCRFB aircheck library featuring ‘Honey 56’:

WHND-AM 56: Richard D

WHND-AM 56: Boogie Brian

WHND-AM 56: Keith Allen

WHND-AM 56: Bill Stewart

WHND AM-56: Hank O’Neill

WHND AM-56: Ted Richards

WHND-AM 56: Tim Nixon

WHND-AM 56: Dr. Bob Heyden

WHND-AM 56: Jukebox Memories 1965

WHND-AM 56: Jukebox Memories 1966


— WHND-AM 56 ‘HONEY’ FACTS:

1973: Purchased by Greater Media.

1973: Honey Radio (1950s/60s Oldies) is born — simulcast on both 94.7 FM (WHNE) and 560 AM (WHND). WHNE/WHND is one of the first ‘oldies’ radio stations in the USA.

1973 through 1974: WHND-AM 560 21-year continuous run as a rock and roll era all-oldies formatted radio station is regarded unprecedented and unsurpassed for the AM dial in Detroit radio history.

1994: Greater Media brokers station to Spanish language broadcaster on December 2; Last WHND broadcast day was Friday, November 25, 1994. All-Oldies Honey Radio 21-year run in Detroit comes to an end. (Source: Michiguide.com)


COMING SOON! WHND-AM 56 – Larry London – March, 1982 (Unscoped: 01:36:01)


A classic “Honey Radio All Oldies” billboard: formerly situated on Northline Road near Allen Road in Taylor, MI., this photograph was taken by Jeff Feldmeier on July 11, 1987. Special THANKS to Jeff for recently providing MCRFB with this great photo shot!
A “Honey Radio All Oldies” billboard, formerly situated on Northline Road near Allen Road in Taylor, MI. This photograph was taken by Honey Radio fan Jeff Feldmeier on July 11, 1987. A special TWO THUMBS UP to Jeff – thanks for sharing with MCRFB this great WHND AD shot!


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MCRFB SITE UPDATE: AIRCHECK LIBRARY * DETROIT SPORTS

MCRFB UPDATE.

MOTOR CITY RADIO FLASHBACKS AIRCHECK LIBRARY and DETROIT SPORTS

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New!Posted January 28, 2012: This exhibit has been updated. Two (2) new airchecks have been added to the MCRFB aircheck library. As you browse the page they can be found there, exactly as listed, (or play audio) here: WKNR – Bob Green & Gary Stevens – July 1964 and WXYZ – The History Of WXYZ Radio – Part 2 – October 10, 1975. (Note: for your listening convenience, here’s the audio link to Part 1: “History Of WXYZ Radio,” exactly as listed, here: WXYZ.1270.David Newman.Show.History.Of.WXYZ.Radio.Part.1).

Special THANKS to our friend John Freist for sharing these two Detroit radio gems on Motor City Radio Flashbacks!

New!In the MCRFB Detroit Sports archives (left column menu): this exhibit has been updated. Two (2) new sports audio aircheck have been added to the MCRFB Detroit Sports feature, exactly as listed, (or play audio) here: WJR – Budd Lynch – Play By Play – January 18, 1986 – Wings & Flames and WXYZ – Budd Lynch and Ron Cameron – December 12, 1978.

Special THANKS to our friend Greg Innis for sharing these two Detroit RW Hockey gems on Motor City Radio Flashbacks!

COMING SOON IN THE MCRFB AIRCHECK LIBRARY: WHND-AM 560 Honey Radio with Larry London, March, 1982 (Unscoped: 1:36:00)!

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A STAR IS BORN! ‘THE LIFE AND TIMES OF DICK PURTAN’

This tribute video was produced in April 2004 as part of the program to honor Dick Purtan with a Lifetime Achievement Award presented by The Adcraft Club of Detroit and the Detroit Radio Advertising Group. It features a special collection of personal Purtan photographs that span the history of his career. On February 11, 2010, Dick Purtan announced that he would retire from radio and WOMC on March 26, 2010 -- Steve Schram
This tribute video ‘The Life And Times Of Dick Purtan,’ was produced in April 2004 as part of the program to honor Dick Purtan with a Lifetime Achievement Award presented by The Adcraft Club of Detroit and the Detroit Radio Advertising Group. It features a special collection of personal Purtan photographs that span the history of his career. On February 11, 2010, Dick Purtan announced that he would retire from radio and WOMC on March 26, 2010  Steve Schram
Radio personality Dick Purtan in the studios of Q95-FM in January 1992. Purtan, who has worked in Detroit radio for 45 years, broadcasts his last show at WOMC-FM on Friday, March 26, 2010. (Photo: Detroit News)
Radio personality Dick Purtan in the studios of Q95-FM in January 1992. Purtan, who has worked in Detroit radio for 45 years, broadcasted his last show at WOMC-FM on Friday, March 26, 2010. Purtan, while in retirement these days, is socially alive and well here, and you can find him anytime at his website today at dickpurtan.com (Photo credit: Detroit News)
Former WNIC radio executive Steve Schram with Dick Purtan at the @))% Motor City Radio Reunion in Novi, MI., September 27, 2005 (Photo courtesy Scott Westerman)
Former WNIC and WOMC radio executive Steve Schram with Dick Purtan at the 2005 Motor City Radio Reunion in Novi, MI., September 27, 2005. (The DP video presentation above courtesy Steve Schram; photo courtesy Scott Westerman)

Dick Solo  Star Wars IIIGeorge Washington PurtanDick Purtan  The Bourne IdenityPurtan Einstein

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