Again, this unscoped 30 minutes is like lazin' on a Sunny Afternoon in Boss Angeles, August, 1966. Original radio spot featuring Alfred Hitchcock for Torn Curtain . The expected NBC network newscast, and any associated production elements at the top of the hour, is missing from this aircheck. Sure sounds like PAMS jingles, but according to a comment, they're not. Another comment confirms that it IS Lou Rawls selling Cold Power detergent.
Soft drinks taste great in a bottle . . .
This aircheck begins with true Top 40 promise, but quickly drifts into oblivion. Despite the genuine PAMS jingles , KYA , a pioneering San Francisco Top 40, had real trouble projecting a desirable brand name just ten years after their initial success as a Bay Area Top 40. Yes, we have hot PAMS jingles, but we don't play them often. Yes, we play Top 40, but even though it is 1970, we never play two records back to back. It's not necessarily the music or content, or the talent that is disappointing - it's the presentation .