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• The agent at the US Air check-in counter flipped through Bill Dorsey's tickets.
• They also chat with Phillips, as well as play vintage commercials and station air checks.
• Two air checks were issued, one from December 11, 1941 on LPT-6700 from a Chesterfield Broadcast.
• For the last six years, his songs have been the chart toppers according to the Air Check List.
• Air checks of some of Thomas'gaffes ( as well as recreations of his " bloopers " ) are available to collectors.
• After Hughes produced an air check and had sent it to several radio stations, he and Cumia accepted an offer from Mayor Thomas Menino.
• News programs are generally recorded as " air checks " from the demodulated air signal, and therefore contain commercials and promos that air during the breaks.
• An audio air check of this opening exists; it is archived in the collection of Archival Television Audio, Inc . ( www . atvaudio . com)
• However, a July 21, 1953, air check of the female vocal group, the Metrotones, singing the song on WHAS-AM ( CBS ) is in the Shilkret archives.
• There, by spending $ 25, you can obtain an Air Checks coupon book ( $ 5 ) good for up to $ 100 off an airline ticket.
• By early 1995, Hughes and Cumia decided to become the hosts of their own radio show, and Hughes produced an air check and sent it to several stations.
• If we can't have a commercial recording with dedicatee Joseph Szigeti ( an air check of a New York performance exists ), then Canin's heroic, propulsive reading will do almost as well.
• A pianist in the WTC piano bar submitted a tape of himself playing; a radio station that broadcast from atop one of the towers submitted its final air check before the attack.
• The Keener 13 era is celebrated at Keener13 . com, with an extensive history, an archive of air checks and a database of every WKNR Music Guide in addition to an online tribute webcast called WKNR Keener 13 dot com.
• Dave " Records " Stone, the last of the original KISN disc jockeys, broadcast a Saturday specialty oldies program that included air checks from the original station plus unlimited presentations of " forgotten 45s " by his friend and assistant, Dirty Dave the Record Slave.
• Cue dots do have some other uses : presentation may be asked to " flash your dots " by an outside broadcast unit so they can confirm that their off-air check feed is the correct one, particularly when they are working on a regional basis.
• To appreciate the connoisseurship that runs through " Swing, " consider that one musical number, " Swing It, Brother, Swing, " by Raymond Bishop-Williams, was a trouve of a band member, Casey MacGill, who heard it on a 1937 recording of Billie Holiday singing it during an air check, and whose arrangement is based on her distinctive performance.