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Messages - jdstephens

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Solid S-9 here in N. Alabama.  Tune in 2225 UTC/ 11-12-23/6935 USB.

2337 UTC - ID, then into UNID George Harrisn song
2340 - Semi-spooky instrumental interlude, then echoey "W - E - N - O" ID by OM, with echo effect.  Insyrumetntal interlude continued for a couple of minutes
2343 - UNID song with "You Gotta Get Out, Son", mentioned in the chorus, followed by more ambient music, similar to what what played at 2340 UTC.

PSE QSL (info below)


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S7 and good copy here in N. Alabama w/ Gary Lewis & Playboys, Frankie Valli & 4 Seasons, Marvin Gaye, The Cyrkle.  Best wishes for Easter and Passover. Shout-outs to listeners including Andrew Yoder.

PSE QSL (info below)


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S8, here in N. Alabama.  Shout-outs to listeners at 0009.  Into what sounds like Grateful Dead demo session material, thereafter.  PSE QSL to info below.


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Pounding in to N. Alabama at 2204 w/ Techno/dance music.  Off at 2230.

PSE QSL (info below)

73


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Strong into N Alabama, playing the full album io "Merry Axemas, Vol 2" (I have this CD).  SSTV at around 1420, then off at 1421 UTC.

PSE QSL to address below.

Thanx and 73,


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I'm listening in USB. Weak w/ QSB here in N. Alabama at 1831 w/ "All Right Now" by Free, into "Why Can't We Be Friends" by War, "Graceland" by Paul Simon.  Off for a few seconds, then into "Magic Carpet Ride" by Steppenwolf at 1842, followed by "Bohemian Rhapsody", the CCR's "Down On The Corner", then Paul Simon's "Kodachrome".  Grateful Dead's "Casey Jones" at 1900.  Still no IDs.  Continued with Edgar Winter Group's "Free Ride.  UNID female group vocals at 1907, followed by "Bad To The Bone" By George Thorogood, "Street Fighting Man" by The Stones, "Fox On The Run" by Sweet, and "Barracuda" by Heart.  ID by man as "Whiskey Whiskey Whiskey Whiskey" at 1926, mentioning "200 watts, peak to peak, coast t coast and Worldwide".  Then, off

PSE QSL and 73


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S9, into N. Alabama at 2152 w/ "Sugar Shack" pop tune.  Some UNID dialog w /male and female at 2154.  Into "Hurts So Bad" by Linda Rondstat.  Cougar/Mellencamp's "Hurt's So Good" at 2156.  This looks like one of the great thematic shows from Wolverine Radio. PSE QSL info below.  BTW,  numerous IDs of "Wolverine Radio" after 2130.  No need to QSL, as I already have one.  Thank you for another great show, with great audio !

K - so this looks like "Chili Radio".  Dunno.  After a break to run errands, I find the signal even stronger at 2314 w/ "Gold Dust Woman" by Fleetwood Mac, then into a version of "Go Your Own Way" at 2317.  PSE QSL (info below)



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I've been listening since 2315 and can't ID any of the Modern Rock songs.  SSTV at 2327.  Signal is S-8, here in N. Aabama.

PSE QSL info is below

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S6, here in N. Alabama, with a lot of QRN.

SSTV at 2336, followed by UNID song/artist "On The Radio"  Numerous IDs at 2240, mentioning what sounded like "HCR". Into UNID songs and announcements, soon after.  Hard to ID the station, due to exaggerated sound effects during the IDs. "Psycho" Radio ??  More UNID music, and more SSTV at 2348.  UNID Techno/club music followed.  Announcement at 2355, mentioning "This is not a test". A couple of IDs by OM, spoken over techno/dance music in a digitized voice, at 0013, which sounded line "Q R M".  Hard to ID, due to the pounding music and the digitization.  More SSTV at 0016.

PSQ QSL, to below.  73 de WA4216SWL



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A solid S8, here in N. Alabama at 2318, with minimal fading.  Pseudo-Pink Floyd artist, which I presume is the tune by Hanging Stars. Into song w/ female vocal at 2020.  I don't have Soundcloud running, so can't identify much, although the music is great !  "WTF - Radio Worldwide" ID by male announcer at 2331.  Into a a very Byrds-like pop song, right after, the another.  Hear d a "WTF Radio" ID by man, over the music, at around 2339.

PSQ QSL, to address below.  TNX and 73,


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S5 here in N. Alabama w/ Steppenwolf "Born To Be Wild".  Fadey w/ QRN at 2258.  Into the Doors "Light My Fire" at 2300.

PSE QSL (info below)

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QSLs Received / Re: Radio 48 eQSL 28 MAY 2022
« on: May 29, 2022, 2203 UTC »
Received sam QL, very quickly after HFU Post.

Thanx and 73 !

J.D. Stephens


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S8 here in N. Alabama at 0041 tine-in to Dave Mason's "We Just Disagree", followed by female vocals for a song mentioning "My Beat".  UNID New-Wave-ish song w/ male vocals at 0047.  Into what sounded like a Steve Nicks song at 0051.  Into Philly-Soul type vocals at 0057.  Many "Radio 48" IDs y female announcer at 0103, with siren sounds.  Male announcer w/ e-mail addy at 0104.

PSE QSL (jnfo in message footer)

73

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North American Shortwave Pirate / Re: XFM 4185 AM 0205 UTC 26 Feb 2022
« on: February 26, 2022, 0312 UTC »
Slightly above S7, here in N. Alabama.

"The Music Sounds Best on XFM" is not just a slogan, it's the truth.  You really do have the best audio quality, out there.  I also appreciate how you run your station as a "true station", rather than a gimmick.  That's something I've always appreciated about the Euros, and I definitely appreciate it, about XFM.

No QSL necessary.  Just wanted to send well-deserved kudos.

73


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S8, here in N. Alabama.  Tuned in at 0042, to UNID new wave/alt rock tune.  Into Devo's "Uncontrollable Urge" at 0043.  Followed by Ian Dury & The Blockheads' "Sex and Drugs and Rock & Roll".  About 0050, a classical version of part of "Pictures at An Exhibition was played (I only recognized it, via the ELP CD I have).  Some sort of announcement (ID ?) by male announcer at 0055, then off.

PSE QSL to info below.  Thanx and 73 !


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