Fair signal and audio heard directly here near Seattle with noise and fading; very solid S7 signal and good audio heard via the Northern Utah SDR ...
0249 UTC: Vintage ad for the Studebaker Lark convertible and wagon.
0250 UTC: Male-voiced ID with email address, then an introduction to Paul Revere & The Raiders, followed by "Just Like Me" by that Northwest band.
0253 UTC: Host gave an introduction to "Blue Turns to Grey" and then played that song by Don & The Goodtimes.
0255 UTC: Introduction to The Dimensions, followed by the band's song "Knock You Flat." Tonight's theme seems to be Northwest garage bands!
0258 UTC: Vintage ad for Atwater Kent radios.
0259 UTC: "I Believed" by The Raymarks.
0301 UTC: The host then gave an introduction to Sir Raleigh & The Coupons, then played "Tomorrow's Gonna Be Another Day" by that band.
0304 UTC: ID and email address again by the host. He mentioned the station is supposedly broadcasting off a vessel anchored off the Northwest. He then talked about The Unusuals and played "I'm Walkin' Babe" by the band.
0307 UTC: Vintage ad for Brylcreem.
0308 UTC: Host delivered an introduction to The Lollipop Shoppe's music, then played "You Must Be a Witch" by that band.
0311 UTC: The host talked about The Sonics out of Tacoma, a very well-known pioneering band in this region. He then played "Strychnine" by that band.
0313 UTC: Introduction with more information on Paul Revere & The Raiders, then "Kicks" by that band.
0316 UTC: Vintage ad for Pontiac cars.
0317 UTC: The host talked about the 13th Floor Elevators, who were admittedly from a bit outside the Northwest. That was followed by "You're Gonna Miss Me" by that band.
0320 UTC: "Little Sally Tease" by Don & The Goodtimes after the host gave more information about this band.
0323 UTC: ID and email address given again, then more information about The Sonics, followed by that band's song "High Time." The signal and audio are fading down quite a bit on my radio now; still OK via the Northern Utah SDR.
0326 UTC: "That's All Folks!" jingle from Looney Tunes, then off.
Thanks for featuring mostly Northwest rock bands tonight!