© 1997-2018 Steven M. Geisler
This is a tribute to WQAM Radio, 560 in Miami, Florida, during the period of the Storz
Broadcasting Company ownership 1955-1980, the glory years of top 40 radio.
Here you'll find WQAM memorabilia, music surveys, jingles, DJ information, airchecks,
historical data, trivial tidbits, sound bytes, newspaper articles, advertisements and other
goodies.
WQAM Jingles Needed
I am desperately looking for the following WQAM jingle
packages:
•
Ullman “One-derful” Series
•
Pepper Fun Series
•
CRC Series 34 Holiday Series
•
Futursonic Time and Temperature Jingles
•
PAMS Series 25D “Cheerleaders” - Male Vocals
•
PAMS Series 17 and 18 - Instrumental Cuts
•
A 1963 package by a group called the Skipjacks
It was a complete set of jingles including new
time and temperature jingles.
•
Any jingles prior to 1962
If you have any of these please contact:
wqam@560.com
WQAM Radio Tribute
Why WQAM was such a great radio station
WQAM was a Storz station. Tood Storz, the owner, was one of the pioneers of Top 40 Radio. All six of the Storz owned stations made the Top 40 Top 40 Stations of All Time List, with three in the top 10! #1 KOMA (Oklahoma City), #7 WQAM (Miami), #9 WTIX (New Orleans). #15 WDGY (Minneapolis), #21 KXOK (St. Louis), and #23 WHB (Kansas City).
We are always looking for WQAM memorabilia, jingles, air checks, pictures or anything about WQAM.
Please contact WQAM@560.com to make arrangements to obtain copies or dubs of anything you may have
for use on the site.
Read what Lee Abrams, a longtime radio and music producer and
programmer and Neal Sanders, a WQAM fan, have to say about WQAM.
They sum it up quite well.
© 1997-2018 Steven M. Geisler
This is a tribute to WQAM Radio, 560 in Miami, Florida, during
the period of the Storz Broadcasting Company ownership 1955-
1980, the glory years of top 40 radio.
Here you'll find WQAM memorabilia, music surveys, jingles, DJ
information, airchecks, historical data, trivial tidbits, sound
bytes, newspaper articles, advertisements and other goodies.
WQAM Radio Tribute
Why WQAM was such a great radio
station
WQAM was a Storz station. Tood Storz, the owner, was one of the pioneers of Top 40 Radio. All six of the Storz owned stations made the Top 40 Top 40 Stations of All Time List, with three in the top 10! #1 KOMA (Oklahoma City), #7 WQAM (Miami), #9 WTIX (New Orleans). #15 WDGY (Minneapolis), #21 KXOK (St. Louis), and #23 WHB (Kansas City).
WQAM Jingles Needed
I am desperately looking for the following WQAM jingle
packages:
•
Ullman “One-derful” Series
•
Pepper Fun Series
•
CRC Series 34 Holiday Series
•
Futursonic Time and Temperature Jingles
•
PAMS Series 25D “Cheerleaders” - Male Vocals
•
PAMS Series 17 and 18 - Instrumental Cuts
•
A 1963 package by a group called the Skipjacks
It was a complete set of jingles including new
time and temperature jingles.
•
Any jingles prior to 1962
If you have any of these please contact:
wqam@560.com
Read what Lee Abrams, a longtime radio and music prroducer and
programmer and Neal Sanders, a WQAM fan, have to say about
WQAM. They sum it up quite well.
We are always looking for WQAM memorabilia, jingles, air checks,
pictures or anything about WQAM.
Please contact WQAM@560.com to make arrangements to
obtain copies or dubs of anything you may have for use on the
site.
