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Welcome to Ellis B Feaster's Radio Channel! Established in 2008!
One of You Tube's oldest RADIO AIRCHECK MUSEUM with a NEW VIDEO weekdays at 3PM EST.
After over 40 years working on the radio, I have recorded lots of my own radio air checks of ME on the air, and many of my friends as well. You'll find radio airchecks from the 1940s, through the 1990s. We also talk about radio broadcasting. If you happen to have classic airchecks, maybe even of yourself on the air, we'd love to share it here!
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One of You Tube's oldest RADIO AIRCHECK MUSEUM with a NEW VIDEO weekdays at 3PM EST.
After over 40 years working on the radio, I have recorded lots of my own radio air checks of ME on the air, and many of my friends as well. You'll find radio airchecks from the 1940s, through the 1990s. We also talk about radio broadcasting. If you happen to have classic airchecks, maybe even of yourself on the air, we'd love to share it here!
If you do a radio show, podcast, or You Tube videos, I have tips to make them better!
In addition to sharing audio from my 40 years in broadcasting, we also share videos about Travel & Cruising. I share tips on how I travel cheaply, so you can do it also!
Feel free to visit our partner aircheck channel, Airchexx Classic Radio. Lots of great airchecks there as well!
ruclips.net/user/classicairchecks
WCBS WHSQ 880 New York - Final Minutes of WCBS/ Launch of ESPN 880 - August 25 2024 - Radio Aircheck
WCBS WHSQ 880 New York - Final Minutes of WCBS - Launch of ESPN 880 - August 25 2024 - Radio Aircheck
Thanks to Scott Brown.
WCBS Newsradio 880, a staple of New York City radio, has been delivering breaking news and information to listeners for decades.
Known for its in-depth coverage of local, national, and international events, the station has played a vital role in keeping NY, NJ & Conn informed. WCBS had a team of experienced journalists and reporters, like Charles Osgood, Lou Adler, Art Athens, Jim Donnelly, Pat Parson, Ben Farnsworth, Don Swaim, Jeff Caplan, Wayne Cabot, and many others kept New Yorkers informed. The station's commitment to providing reliable and accurate news has made...
Thanks to Scott Brown.
WCBS Newsradio 880, a staple of New York City radio, has been delivering breaking news and information to listeners for decades.
Known for its in-depth coverage of local, national, and international events, the station has played a vital role in keeping NY, NJ & Conn informed. WCBS had a team of experienced journalists and reporters, like Charles Osgood, Lou Adler, Art Athens, Jim Donnelly, Pat Parson, Ben Farnsworth, Don Swaim, Jeff Caplan, Wayne Cabot, and many others kept New Yorkers informed. The station's commitment to providing reliable and accurate news has made...
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WCBS 880 New York - FINAL LIVE NEWSCAST - Ashok Bhalla - Levon Putney - August 23 2024
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WCBS 880 New York - FINAL LIVE NEWSCAST - Ashok Bhalla - Levon Putney - August 23 2024 WCBS Newsradio 880, a staple of New York City radio, has been delivering breaking news and information to listeners for decades. Known for its in-depth coverage of local, national, and international events, the station has played a vital role in keeping NY, NJ & Conn informed. WCBS had a team of experienced j...
WCBS 880 New York - FINAL MORNING SHOW - Wayne Cabot - Paul Murnane -August 22 2024 - Radio Aircheck
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WCBS 880 New York - Wayne Cabot & Paul Murnane - FINAL MORNING SHOW - August 22 2024 - Radio Aircheck WCBS Newsradio 880, a staple of New York City radio, has been delivering breaking news and information to listeners for decades. Known for its in-depth coverage of local, national, and international events, the station has played a vital role in keeping NY, NJ & Conn informed. WCBS had a team o...
WCBS Newsradio 88 New York - Lou Adler & Jim Donnelly - Wednesday, November 1, 1978 - Radio Aircheck
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WCBS Newsradio 88 New York - Lou Adler & Jim Donnelly - Wednesday, November 1, 1978 WCBS Newsradio 880, a staple of New York City radio, has been delivering breaking news and information to listeners for decades. Known for its in-depth coverage of local, national, and international events, the station has played a vital role in keeping NY, NJ & Conn informed. WCBS had a team of experienced jour...
WCBS 880 New York - WCBS Through The Years - Wayne Cabot & Paul Murnane - Aug 24 2024 - Aircheck
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WCBS 880 New York - WCBS Through The Years - Wayne Cabot & Paul Murnane - Aug 24 2024 - Radio Aircheck. WCBS Newsradio 88 retrospective. WCBS Newsradio 880, a staple of New York City radio, has been delivering breaking news and information to listeners for decades. Known for its in-depth coverage of local, national, and international events, the station has played a vital role in keeping NY, NJ...
WCBS 88 New York - NYC Blackout Coverage - February 6 1971 - Radio Aircheck
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WCBS 88 New York - NYC Blackout Coverage - February 6 1971 - Radio Aircheck WCBS Newsradio 880, a staple of New York City radio, has been delivering breaking news and information to listeners for decades. Known for its in-depth coverage of local, national, and international events, the station has played a vital role in keeping NY, NJ & Conn informed. WCBS had a team of experienced journalists ...
WCBS 88 New York - WCBS Jingles Sounders IDs & Promos - 1960s-2000
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WCBS 88 New York - WCBS Jingles Sounders IDs & Promos - 1960s-2000 Courtesy: Scott Brown, Don Swaim, Russ DiBello WCBS Newsradio 880, a staple of New York City radio, has been delivering breaking news and information to listeners for decades. Known for its in-depth coverage of local, national, and international events, the station has played a vital role in keeping NY, NJ & Conn informed. WCBS ...
WCBS 88 New York - WCBS The People, The Momens, And The Events That Shaped Our Lives - Aug. 22 2024
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WCBS 88 New York - WCBS 880 News: The People, The Momens, And The Events That Shaped Our Lives - Wayne Cabot & Paul Murnane - August 22 2024 WCBS Newsradio 880, a staple of New York City radio, has been delivering breaking news and information to listeners for decades. Known for its in-depth coverage of local, national, and international events, the station has played a vital role in keeping NY...
WCBS Newsman Wayne Cabot Shares His Personal Memories of WCBS Newsradio 88 New York
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WCBS Newsman Wayne Cabot Shares His Personal Memories of WCBS Newsradio 88 New York Courtesy: Scott Brown from the Don Swaim Collection WCBS Newsradio 880, a staple of New York City radio, has been delivering breaking news and information to listeners for decades. Known for its in-depth coverage of local, national, and international events, the station has played a vital role in keeping NY, NJ ...
WCBS 88 New York - All News Debut - Steve Porter - Charles Osgood - August 28 1967 - Radio Aircheck
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WCBS 88 New York - All News Radio Debut - Steve Porter - Charles Osgood - August 28 1967 - Radio Aircheck WCBS Newsradio 880, a staple of New York City radio, has been delivering breaking news and information to listeners for decades. Known for its in-depth coverage of local, national, and international events, the station has played a vital role in keeping NY, NJ & Conn informed. WCBS had a te...
WCBS 88 New York - Steve Karmen WCBS "News Is..." Jingles - 1970s
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WCBS 88 New York - Steve Karmen WCBS "News Is..." Jingles - 1970s WCBS Newsradio 880, a staple of New York City radio, has been delivering breaking news and information to listeners for decades. Known for its in-depth coverage of local, national, and international events, the station has played a vital role in keeping NY, NJ & Conn informed. WCBS had a team of experienced journalists and report...
Classic Radio Ads & Commercial Jingles VOL V Early 1970s
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Classic Radio Ads & Commercial Jingles VOL V Early 1970s Here are some radio commercials & jingles from 1975 thru 1979. See if you remember any of these. Pepsi-Cola Budweiser (Lou Rawls) Coca-Cola Shaefer Beer Schlitz Beer Wrigley's Spearmint Gum 7UP - The Un Cola Shop Rite - "Hey Ma What's For Dinner" Lionel Trains - Johnny Cash Feel free to check out some of the many other videos on the Ellis...
WBZ 1030 Boston - Dick Summer - May 6 1964 - Radio Aircheck
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WBZ 1030 Boston - Dick Summer - May 6 1964 - Radio Aircheck On this aircheck, you'll hear New York & Boston radio legend, Dick Summer. He had a unique style and voice and and he had a special way of bringing a story to life. Summer was inspired at a young age by on-air personalities like WNEW’s William B. Williams. In early 1957, Summer joined WNHC in New Haven, meeting future NYC legend Dan In...
WPRO-FM 92 Providence - Howard Hoffman - February 14 1978 - Radio Aircheck
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WPRO-FM 92 Providence - Giovanni FINAL SHOW - April 29 2024 - Radio Aircheck Courtesy: Howard Hoffman 92 PRO-FM has been a Top 40 powerhouse in Southern New England. Since the format flipped from Easy Listening, to Top 40 on April 29 1974, WPRO-FM had been cranking the hits. Over the years some legendary names have worked at PRO-FM. Rocky Allen, Gary Berkowitz, Tom Cuddy, Jimmy Gray, Don Geroni...
KLSX 97 1 Los Angeles - Tom Leykis - Decline of the Music Business - January 22 2009 -Radio Aircheck
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KLSX 97.1 Los Angeles - Tom Leykis w.guest Steve Knopper from Rolling Stone - The Decline of the Music Industry - January 22 2009 - Radio Aircheck Tom Leykis and hnational radio show out of KLSX Los Angeles. Tom hosted his national radio show for many years, before taking his show to the internet. In this show, Tom & his guest, Steve Knopper from Rolling Stone, discuss the decline of the music ...
WMCA 57 New York - Harry Harrison - July 17 1965 - Radio Aircheck
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WMCA 57 New York - Harry Harrison - July 17 1965 - Radio Aircheck
WBBF 95 Rochester - Stevens on the Radio - September 1968 - Radio Aircheck
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WFIL 56 Philadelphia - Joey Reynolds - Jeff Collins (Caplan) - Bill Marshall - 1984 - Radio Aircheck
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WAPE 690 Jacksonville - Greaseman - Hoyle Dempsey - September 1981 - Radio Aircheck
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WLS 89 Chicago - Dick Biondi - May 2 1962 - Radio Airchcek
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KRLA 1110 Los Angeles - Bob Dayton - August 10 1969 - Radio Aircheck
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WLIB 1190 New York - Malcolm Davis - March 1981 - Radio Aircheck
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WMAR-FM Hot Hits 106 Baltimore - Chris Stevens - December 1983 - Radio Aircheck
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WVON 1450 Chicago - Herb Kent - January 30 1965 - Radio Aircheck
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WVON 1390 Chicago - Herb Kent - May 13 1979 - Radio Aircheck
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WVON 1390 Chicago - Herb Kent - May 13 1979 - Radio Aircheck
I listened to the end, just heart breaking. Then the heart stopped beating, dead silence. A great loss.😢
It's just incredibly heartbreaking that New York City (nicknamed Radio City of course) lost 4 great radio stations in a span of over 3 and 1/2 decades, WHN, WNBC (both of which were dismantled by WFAN), WPLJ (pre-May 31, 2019, before the K-Love folks took over), and now WCBS. For THE Greatest City in the World and the top media market in the States to have to deal with this 4 times in that span is an absolute travesty.
I’d also include 1130 WNEW, Where Rock Lived 102.7 WNEW-FM, and WRKS 98.7 KISS R&B for over 30 years.
ESPN is going down 👇... anyway...who cares about sports highlights...your can get those from your local TV station
WCBS is a New York stable.....Why change it to sports.....why change their historical call letters?.....it is unreal
They were so creative with the tones and they were using very old technology to make them.
NYC had two 24-hour all news stations until early this morning. Audacy should've left WCBS 880 as is moved ESPN radio to WINS-AM 1010; the latter has the more appropriate call for a sports talk station.
They cut in mid report... Jeez
4:18 - Gari Media’s _The Reporter_ or _CBS-AM Music Package_ or ABS-CBN’s theme
The teletype sound heard over Mr. Cabot's naming of all those who passed through WCBS over its long history of providing the news, and originally used by the station (and heard behind many of its anchors) from the latter part of 1972 until about 1987, sounds exactly like a bank of Model 28 KSR's (of which they had three in a corner of their teletype room, the section where that recording may've been made). As I've queried before in the comments sections of other clips, are there any plans anywhere to have that sound put up on its own as a token to remember "Newsradio 88" by, as Audacy had done on their website with KYW's teletype sound after they ditched it in 2020? And who'd've thought this self-confessed radio geek (I'm referring to Wayne now) would end up being the standard-bearer and torch carrier for the station in the same manner that Edward R. Murrow had been for electronic journalism? That's no mean feat or task, and he certainly proved his mettle in this way.
Thank you for this. Wanted to hear the final sign off but too late for me
I recorded the last 10 minutes of WCBS on my phone. Thank you Ellis for having the full 30 minutes and the flip.
Ugh.... listening to sports radio makes me want to vomit
Wayne Cabot---the silky, smooth voice of unbiassed news, on time and accurate. Glad he got to do the sign off.
Just like WCBS, WABC changed formats as John Lennon’s Imagine played in the background. The tears flow as another part of my childhood is taken away.
And ironically, pre-1946, WCBS's calls were WABC.
@@wmbrown6 WABC (bong)
It's a shame that stations like wcbs had to go like that and how quickly they change the call letters too. It usually takes days or weeks for that to happen.
AM radio is almost finished here in the UK, only 2 national stations available, most local ones already switched off.
😖😢😭
Thank you for saving this, and everything else related to the final weekend. I was hoping someone would save these (as Audacy immediately pulled everything at the change of the clock). The end of this station brought tears to my eyes, and an ache in my heart. Your graciousness is much appreciated.
Sad to see WCBS go. Who needs another sports-talk station?
I stayed up to listen to it last night.
My six-year-old niece said you resemble "Uncle Remus" (context: we have an old VHS tape of a repeat of the Disney Song of the South among other 1980s tapes that we recently transferred to modern format). James Baskett (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Baskett) was a good man and deserves a lot better than being a collateral posthumous victim of changing times.
I listened online last night. I used to work for CBS Radio as a jock for KLUV and KVIL-two radio stations Audacity has already destroyed. I cried for a few minutes when I heard WCBS was gone. Maybe it felt like when a surgeon loses a patient on the operating table. My last words were FUCK YOU Audacity! Goodbye WCBS..I wonder who is next, KRLD? WBBM, KNX or maybe KCBS.
Ellis --- This is a great post! Thank you. I'm very sad today about the passing of 880 WCBS. I'm also disappointed with the powers-that-be at ESPN. In 1982, 77 WABC transitioned from to talk with a final show by Ron Lundy and Dan Ingram. In 1988, 66 WNBC became WFAN, following a nice program and transition by Alan Colmes. In both cases, there was respect for the legacy of these AM O&Os. Not so with WCBS. As many of us heard, Wayne Cabot wrapped up a wonderful retrospective, to be followed by a minute or so of dead air, and an ESPN program already in progress. There was no acknowledment of WCBS by ESPN, no transition to the new programming. What a disappointment, and what disrespect to 880 WCBS and its legacy. They could have done better, and should have. Just my opinion .....
Ron Lundy and Dan Ingram. ICONS!!!! I still shed a tear.
It's kinda interesting that their former news station frequencies have double digits. Wcbs 88, wabc 77 and wnbc 66. Too bad they didn't have ones for 55 or 99. That would've been cool.
I thought it an ironic coincidence, the use of John Lennon's "Imagine" to close out WABC's years as a music station and, now, WCBS itself - as prior to 1946, WCBS's calls had been WABC. And to think that Wayne Cabot would end up as synonymous with WCBS as Lundy and Ingram were with WABC.
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What a run it was. A great run that will never be forgotten.
You said "Let's go back to the 1990s," yet this WCBS aircheck is from 1978, per your caption on this video.
My bad! I posted a bunch of WCBS audio, I was loud to mess one up!
@@EllisFeaster Not a problem! Still will miss ol' 88.
The 2000s Traffic sound is the one I grew up on
Good Karma broadcasting changes WCBS news radio to ESPN radio. Sounds like BAD KARMA to me!
I was thinking the same thing.
Mostly syndicated crap on ESPN radio. No real surprise that one of the 2 news stations in NY would go since Audacy owned WINS and WCBS. Radio is just about dead sadly.
That's true-- I think another reason why WCBS was changed is because no one wants news in the old definition anymore (the 5 Ws); they want news in the sense of condemnation and argument against their political opponents (like FOX "News" has). That said, it could have been worse-- WCBS could have been changed to a political talk station, an Evangelical gospel/religious station, or anything else; I'll live with it being a sports station, because I've always enjoyed listening to sports radio.
Well, that’s not surprising. After all, the name of the company is called “Audacy.” It should be called “Audacity!” L😡L
@@Hopelgory - I have a sneaking suspicion of why WCBS was the sacrificial lamb (no, not Rich) - I think it has to do with who gobbled up Audacy. Other than that hint, I'm not saying further.
I missed it last night but I'm glad 2 catch it now. WCBS NEWS RADIO 880 1967-2024
Thanks again, Mr. Feaster. I knew you'd come through with this...
You're very welcome!
What's a format chgange?
17:52 Already a bad omen with ESPN New York. Arizona did in fact swept the Sox this weekend. Problem was, they swept the RED SOX not the White Sox. Think that's a sign the greater good doesn't approve of this format flip.
4:14 - It was used on ABS-CBN as their News Patrol bed.
Thank you. I listened to this live. It was heartbreaking and then the transition to ESPN had all the pleasantness of a cold enema.
Amen. It sure didn’t take long for the quality to deteriorate significantly, both in content and technically.
Exactly.
The final weekend of WCBS 880's schedule was mostly prerecorded. The last actual newscast on WCBS 880 was actually aired the preceding Friday evening.
This says the final minutes on the station, which it is. Always has to be one prick in the bunch trying to undermine someone else's graciousness- by even giving this to us.
And Levon Putney was the last "live" anchor on the station, in the same way, nearly 57 years before, that Steve Porter was the first.
So sad the day has arrived. Is this progress? 🤬 📻 Ellis, you've done a SURPURB job presenting the retrospective flashbacks! This is a 5 star exit!
It’s the farthest thing from progress. As Wayne Cabot mentioned, the staff of WCBS Newsradio 88 had to fight for any kind of sendoff. Unmitigated Gall (also known as Audacy) was perfectly willing to pull the plug with absolutely nothing. It was only because they got caught that they even made the announcement a couple of weeks ago. No, this is not progress; it’s sickening!
Glad you enjoyed it.
Thank you. I listened to the final five minutes of it last night. I cherished this station
Me too!
@@EllisFeaster Me, three! Well, the final hours, anyways--on my Echo device in family's house here in Western Washington in the Pacific Northwest.
I did too, but my Audacy online feed cut out after the sign-off. The huge, long pause after the final ID is agonizing to get through before ESPN's ID. The selection of WCBS and not WINS will set me off on another tangent of utter disgust for Audacy in general.
WCBS WHSQ 880 New York - Final Minutes of WCBS/ Launch of ESPN 880 - August 25 2024 - Radio Aircheck
WCBS WHSQ 880 New York - Final Minutes of WCBS/ Launch of ESPN 880 - August 25 2024 - Radio Aircheck
@@anandguruji83yes, we know.
@@markvidpa The station lasted fro 99 years and 338 days.
@@SigmaRho2922 why are you guys cluttering up the comments with things Ellis has already told us?
ellis, is there any future for terrestrial radio? it's so sad, as it was my main source of entertainment during my childhood
There really isn't a future of any sort. WCBS should have had a future on FM but morally and financially bankrupt ownership never gave it a chance.
@@thewkovacs316 Sadly, it’s not looking good.
@@RustyMuckAudacy? More like Audacity-or, more accurately, the company should call itself Unmitigated Gall!
@@EllisFeaster When I lived in the NY area, WCBS was my go to station for news. WCBS with its 50kW non-D signal was the choice of the suburbs of Long Island, NJ, CT and Westchester. WCBS had news bureaus in all of these areas. WINS, on the other hand, with its directional signal on 1010, concentrated its coverage on NYC. I lived in East Brunswick, NJ for a short time and couldn't get WINS. Now that WINS is simulcast on 92.3 FM, they are reaching areas they couldn't reach on AM only. Any chance WINS tweaks its programming slightly to better serve the suburbs?
@@EllisFeaster i wish i was in congress. i would write a bill to revamp the 96 telecommunications act. it could be pushed as a jobs bill. in my mind, the only way to save the industry is to bring back competition and the only way to do that is to make sure that corporations cannot own multiple outlets within an area. stations no longer serve the community.
Down the hall, some referred to the station as "useless one." I never did!
Like a death in the family.
I feel ya!
Damn......I'm old.
Now KCBS 740 San Francisco, CA / KNX 1070 Los Angeles, CA / WBBM 780 Chicago, IL / KYW 1060 Philadelphia, PA & the rest of the CBS News AM stations across the USA will end & change to ESPN Radio with in the next few weeks. 98.7 FM in New York is also ESPN Radio & at the end of the month it will change format & WSHQ 880 ESPN Radio will also be on WCBS FM 101.1 HD 2 as well. -Cheers!
Not happening. NY had a unique circumstance where Audacy owned two all news stations, and some one offered them a bucket of cash to lease one of them.
Listened to the end last night in my car radio in Clearwater Florida, time to take 880 out if the presets...
Thanks for posting this..will really miss listening to Levon at night
@@chriskalberg6356 Me too. Loved the hipness factor he brought to the station.
WCBS 88 was the Pan Am of radio. Great and now gone.😢
Thank you Ellis. This is a wonderful Eulogy. I have now grown to hate sports with everything in me. My cousins constantly ruin Thanksgiving day, they won't turn off the football game. And now it takes the place of an Icon. Yea, I'd rather hear a ball game then to know when a traffic jam will clear.
@@styldsteel1 A very sad time for NY radio.
@@EllisFeaster very well said. Our individual fabric of our lives (which very much 880 is part of) is really, yet sadly unwinding. Young bucks, money hungry, no taste for history, who are rather cold, and sterile are taking control of our way of life.
This is like a death in the family.
1967-2024 31:20 "Now a report on an electronic breakthrough. It's known as electronic video recording EVR. Will allow home television sets to playback motion pictures and other visual projections for the first time. Will become available early in 1969 in England and soon thereafter in the United States and elsewhere. It's expected to cost $280" (about $2600 today).