Since the announcement of the passing of former WABC-AM and WCBS-FM deejay, Ron Lundy, tributes have been rolling in from all corners of Radio and the listener community. (Right: Ron Lundy Publicity photo)

A post on the New York Radio Message Board announced a weekend at Rewound Radio featuring all Ron Lundy. Unscoped airchecks from both radio stations (including his final show on CBS-FM) will be streamed. Rewound Radio writes: "This is a chance to relive hearing Ron from his early days in 1965 until his retirement in 1997."

The Ron Lundy tribute begins Friday at 3pm on Rewound Radio.

Background: 77 WABC Deejay Ron Lundy Dead at 75

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Ron Lundy, one of the deejays who made 77 WABC/New York a Top 40 icon during the 1960s and 1970s, has died. Lundy worked at WABC-AM from 1965 until 1982. When WABC flipped to talk radio, Lundy made a move to WCBS-FM where he worked from 1982 until 1997.

According to musicradio77.com, Lundy retired to Mississippi after leaving WCBS-FM. After a series of health problems, Lundy succumbed to a heart attack. He was 75.

Listen: You can hear vintage Ron Lundy on-the-air at 77 WABC from 1969 by visiting musicradio77.com. Or, listen to Ron Lundy's final days on-air at WCBS-FM.

OTRCat.com offers audio freebies every once-in-a-while, especially around holidays. If you're a fan of Old Time Radio - recordings from the Golden Age of Radio - then you'll want to check this out.

The website has posted 5 different St. Patrick's Day-themed shows and segments which aired from 1939 through 1960. They include Beat the Band from 1940 which features a complete show of St. Patrick's Day music, a short skit with Bob Hope telling Irish jokes, a 1941 Burns and Allen episode called "St. Patrick's Parade", and a couple more.

You can easily listen online by clicking a "play" button next to each title of you can download the MP3 file by right-clicking on the title of each cut.

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