Sycko Radio 6955 USB 0033 UTC 9 SEP 2022

[Markokpik]

End of song, Several ID's, YL w/ talk, "Long cool Woman" - The Hollies, "Barracuda" - Heart, ID over song, greeting, ID, AC/DC

S9+some here

[hsmith77]

0048 AC/dc  sycko Id

[Skipmuck]

0047 UTC "You Shook Me"-AC/DC (Nice sounding S8 peaks here), followed by Sycko with ID. "The cats are loose...we got to herd 'em" 
0049 UTC "Black Betty"-Ram Jam
0051 UTC "Slow Ride"-Foghat

[Bali_Frank]

signal S6-7 on the SDR in Elida, Ohio
00.46 song "You Shook Me All Night Long"
00.47 ID, talking (a man) / cats
00.48 song "Black Betty"
00.51 song "Slow Ride" + ID over the song
00.59 ID, talking
01.00 song "Sweet Home Alabama"

Thank you for the show. If possible, please QSL. Thank you.

[~SIGINT~]

00:49 UTC - Good readable with Ram Jam - Black Betty;
00:51 UTC - Station ID.

RSPduo | End-fed longwire antenna

[Sky Waves]

0053 UTC SIO 444, S7 in my SDR
0053 "Slow Ride" Foghat
0059 OM talking
0100 "Sweet Home Alabama" Lynyrd Skynyrd
0109 "Hurts So Good" John Cougar

[n3tel]

Readable, usually.  Peaking S6 with moderate background noise on the IC7300 and G5RV.  Nothing on the mag-loop, nothing on the mini-whip.
00:52 Foghat - Slow Ride

[Pigmeat]

Black Betty predates Ram Jam by a good hundred years. It's an old rail driver and chain gang work song from just after the Civil War.

[myteaquinn]

Off at 0912 UTC. Thank you for tonight's program.

[ChrisLobdell]

0150 Sycko still here playing "They're Coming To Take Me Away" .... occasional talk   S8

[Charlie_Dont_Surf]

Black Betty predates Ram Jam by a good hundred years. It's an old rail driver and chain gang work song from just after the Civil War.

Nuh-uh. I call bullshit on this one. They didn't have electric guitars in the 19th century.

[Molvania Poacher]

SINPO=34343

159- Alt/indie rock sounding tune.
201- Silence.
201- "Dead Puppies Aren't Much Fun" by Bill Frenzer and Ogden Eds!
203- "Get Lost" by The Babies.

[Pigmeat]

Black Betty predates Ram Jam by a good hundred years. It's an old rail driver and chain gang work song from just after the Civil War.

Nuh-uh. I call bullshit on this one. They didn't have electric guitars in the 19th century.

They had rails, spikes, and sledge hammers. Real heavy metal.

[outhouse radio]

Black Betty predates Ram Jam by a good hundred years. It's an old rail driver and chain gang work song from just after the Civil War.

Nuh-uh. I call bullshit on this one. They didn't have electric guitars in the 19th century.

The EXTENSIVE 200 Year Journey of This 1977 Hard Rock Classic
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wVk53xKieI4

[Pigmeat]

That'll teach you characters to doubt me. It took Al Fansome 20 years to learn that lesson and he was genius from CalTech.

I miss Al, he was a worthy opponent. An absolute savant when it came to whaling and what constituted a real radio.