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Progressive WOWI-Fm 1970-75

Progressive WOWI-FM 1970-75 As early as March, 1970 the station played progressive part of the time with George Kello on the air.

Stories and Info about WOWI-FM, a Norfolk, Virginia based roller-coaster of a radio station (owned by Stuart Brinsfield) during its Progressive, Free-Form stage that began full time on May 15, 1971 until January 15, 1975 when it was sold and changed formats. George started playing a progressive show in 1969 called 'The Sounds of Life' on WRVC. Brinsfield bought that station and changed the name to WOWI (WOW-WEE). The date of his purchase was March 16, 1970.

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The Dome Of Distinction Formerly At 713 Colonial Avenue
Norfolk, VA
23507

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http://www.progressivewowifm.com/

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Music, stories and info about WOWI-FM, a Norfolk, Virginia based roller-coaster of a radio station (owned by Stuart Brinsfield) during its Progressive, Free-Form stage that began full time on May 15, 1971 and ended at midnight January 15, 1975 when it was sold and changed formats. As early as March, 1970 the station played progressive music part of the time with George Kello on the air. His original show, called 'The Sounds of Life', began in 1969 on WRVC. Brinsfield bought that station and changed the name to WOWI (WOW-WEE). The date of his purchase was March 16, 1970. This site was started in 2010 by David J Brown with the help of original WOWI staff and friends including Bob Conwell, George Kello, Dave Nichols, and many others. Please visit our website http://www.progressivewowifm.com/ that includes hours of original and reunion recordings and other material. Our wiki is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Progressive_WOWI-FM_1970-75. Thanks for listening to the ‘Gang of Idiots’ broadcasting from the ‘Dome of Distinction’.