Here's one list of all the WNBC tapes currently stored in the WNBC tray in the collection. The Time Machine tapes are towards the end of the list, of course


a + means new to this list 
+WNBC Imus in the Morning 11/11/1972  (45 unscoped) wtk 
+WNBC Dick Summer's call-in trivia show "Mouth Vs. Ear" approx winter 1977 (30 min)
WNBC "the unknown disk jockey" (Jackson Armstrong) 4/30/78 (90, unscoped)
WNBC  1979-1980 : Brink and Belzer Highlights '79 , Michael Sarzynski
	Highlights 1979-80,  fair quality, scoped(45) 
WNBC Howard Stern     2/14/84 and 2/17/84, scoped to 90 minutes. (a/k/a stern tape 6608)
WNBC Wolfman Jack     3/7/86  (45)  
WNBC Imus in the Morning  3/7/86 (45)
WNBC Joey Reynolds    3/19/86  First Day (some hum on tape)(135 minutes, 2 tapes,)
WNBC Joey Reynolds    5/15/86 (45)      
WNBC Lee Chambers     10/23/86 overnight after Jane Dornacker died (45 minutes)
WNBC Imus in the morning 10/23/86  includes actuality of her last report (60)
WNBC Joey Reynolds    10/23/86  pm drive (45minutes)
WNBC Soupy Sales      11/19/86 with special guest Dan Ingram (45 minutes)
WNBC Joey Reynolds    11/25/86  (60)
WNBC Joey Reynolds    11/26/86     (45)
WNBC E.J. Crummy      Fall 1986   (90)
WNBC Wild Bill Grunfest  11/28/86 for Imus (60) [there's more but low levels]
WNBC Joey Reynolds    12/2/86     (90, am stereo)
WNBC Joey Reynolds    12/23/86  (60)
WNBC Alan Colmes'     2/10/87 First show with special guests Dan Ingram & Bruce Morrow (120)

Perhaps the problem with AM Stereo was how good it sounded in the studio but how bad it sounded in people's homes. Most of the recordings made from a Sony AM stereo radio sound out of phase and many have a hum in them.

From the last days of WNBC, tapes are 90 minutes, unscoped except as noted

Imus in the Morning 9/20/1988  
Big Jay Sorenson 9/23/1988 (flakey AM stereo, Time Machine)
The Real Bob James 9/24/1988 (AM Stereo, Time Machine, 45 minutes)
Carol Mason  9/25/1988 (AM stereo, Time Machine, 45 minutes)
Imus In The Morning  10/6/1988  
WNBC time machine jingles (60)
Big Jay Sorenson Time Machine 10/6/1988 (80 minutes) + end of Dave Sims show 10/7/1988,  
Dave Sims says goodbye; last Big Jay Sorenson show 10/7/1988 (AM Stereo, Time Machine)
Jay Sorenson 10/7/1988 (last show, Time Machine, 45 minutes)
Jay Sorenson's last hour 10/7/1988 (AM Stereo, Time Machine, 60 minutes)
Imus in the Morning 10/7/1988 (last WNBC show, AM Stereo, sounds like crap, first 30 minutes)
Ray Dariano 10/7/1988 (his last show, AM Stereo, 40 minutes; scoped at end - not AM
	Stereo, Ray thanks Soupy Sales and others and says goodbye, total 45 minutes)
"WNBC The First 66 Years" excellent historical piece hosted by Dale Parsons, scoped
	except for one Seely spot, fits a 90, aired, of course 10/7/88
Alan Colmes 10/7/1988 (Last show, all-time WNBC DJ Reunion, scoped, 160 minutes)
WNBC signs off for good and WFAN moves to 660 (21 minutes of WNBC, total 45 minutes)  
WFAN tapes 
WFAN-1050 10/7/1988 WFAN's Pete Franklin and WFAN's Don Imus Live at Shea Stadium,
	then when WFAN moves to 660, IDs from interim station WUKQ (21 minutes of WFAN,45 total)
WFAN-1050  9/22/1988 Mets win NL east. (From 9th inning on to post-game, 45 minutes)
WFAN-660 10/10/1988 Imus in the Morning's First Show (includes chat w/Steve Somers at start)
WFAN -1050  Pete Franklin with special guest Don Imus, 45 minutes
Please email or write to arrange a trade. I am interested in other WNBC material from any time frame, especially circa 1974, (Wolfman Jack, Oogie Pringle, Vernon with a V) or anything of Long John Nebel or Big Wilson. I do have some Long John Nebel "UFO" tapes not yet cataloged.
Paul Richards Box 126 Lincroft NJ 07738 USA back to the NYC archives listing for all stations as of 9/94