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This is the "WAKY Building" as it looks in 2005. According to WRKA's Gary
Clark (who shot this photo and the one below), the nail salon only
occupies a small part of the front of the building. |
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The back of the building that once hosted the Super 79, as it looked in
March of 2005. |
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The 790 frequency in Louisville is now
being occupied by Clear Channel sports station
WKRD.
Here's a July 2005 photo of the 790 AM control room with Program Director
Jim Fenn. |
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Mike Griffin, Mason Lee Dixon and
WKLO's Allen Bryan after WFPL's 7/7/2006 "State of Affairs" show |
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On July 7, 2006 Mason Lee Dixon
returned to "the scene of the crime" -- the former
WAKY studio location. You can see photographer Mike Griffin's
reflection in the window. |
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Len King provides the caption for this
one: "Gary Burbank, Len King & Marty Bass stand aimlessly where the
WAKY control room once was on the River City Mall. On the back wall
is the original sound-proof window that separated the control and
news rooms. Today, the shop is a nail salon where people are fed
tiny twigs of scotch-worm while their nails are brushed, polished
and hammered." |
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Bob Moody and Gary Burbank on vacation
in England in June, 2006.
Bob writes: "Gary
and I have, of course, overseen Stonehenge since its inception." |
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WAKY 103.5's Program Director Les Cook
along with former WAKY 790
Program Director Johnny Randolph on the new WAKY's first day (May
11, 2007). |
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Johnny Randolph in the control room of
the new WAKY on May 11, 2007. |
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The building where the new WAKY
resides |
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Here's a 2007 shot of Daniel "Cheddar"
Yount in the control room of Clear Channel's
sports station
WKRD, which controls the 790 AM frequency in Louisville. |
