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Radio Appalachia 6935 AM 2341 UTC 29 Mar 2014
kgb:
6935 AM seems to be as good on AM detection,
Good signal into NE ohio
00:03 Star Spangled Banner
00:05 Blue grass music.
00:15 lots more blue grass music
00:20 Heard ID as Radio Appalachia... the free voice of the Ohio Valley
Dr. Strangelove:
S9+ into AL. Sounding good, thanks for the show!
philcobill:
Heard here in Elkridge, Maryland on 6935.11 S8-9 :)
0021-ID Radio Appalachia
0022-Talk about guitar picker, mandolin picker, before audience
0024-song - song Blue Grass
0026:30-new song
0029-Audience applause - Man sing - Phrase in song "I will keep on loving you."
0031-song-man talk while picking banjo? Then he started to sing.
0035-ID "The free voice of the Ohio Valley broadcasting from ... (Moundsville?) West Virginia"
0036-Then recording of President Ronald Reagan - Joke about Communism.. Then ID again
0037-Another song.
Please QSL
Bill Harms
Elkridge, MD
[email protected]
Skipmuck:
Been following this since the C&W version of the Star Spangled Banner at 0003 UTC and it sounds like they're having a regular hoedown out there in West Virginia! Blue Grass at S9 here with deep choppy fades. This was co-channel to an UNID on 6935 USB earlier.
0034 UTC with ID by man announcer..."You are listening to Radio Appalachia". Another ID about a minute later.
0039 UTC Live intro to another C&W tune
0052 UTC Man announcer with ID...."broadcasting from high above Moundsville, West Virginia...Radio Appalachia" into another live intro Bluegrass tune (and a little clip of the Three Stooges in there)
0055 UTC A lady singer with a ballad and mournful fiddle
With the last 3 songs, the hoedown seems to have calmed down a bit!
Sign off at 0112 after a tune by Patsy Cline
THANKS FOR AN AWESOME SHOW HERE TONIGHT APPALACHIA OP!!! It was a pleasant change of pace and there was some damn good fiddle playing and finger picking!
myteaquinn:
Very nice S9+ signal, broadcasting from "high above Moundsville West Virginia" Reagan joke.
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