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Vinnie Brown, Q107 WRQX Washington | January 1, 1983

  The 1980s was a great decade for Top 40 radio in Washington, D.C. As listeners migrated to FM, the had a choice of three great sounding CHR stations, 95.5 WPGC, 105 WAVA, and Q107 WRQX. In it’s 10 year run as a CHR station, from 1980, through 1990, Q107 had an amazing array of talented jocks. Elliott & Woodside, Sandy Weaver, George McFly, Uncle Johnny, Chris Jagger, and many others.…

Dave Thompson, 107.3 WRQX Washington | March 22, 1980

Less than a year after changing formats to Top 40 from Album Rock, the station branded as Q107 is upbeat and exciting! Dave Thompson, who had been heard at WXLO 99X in New York City, is running a tight show that’s a lot of fun.

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Listen for a contest where every time Q107 plays “Hey Jude“, some lucky listener wins $1,000! Sure enough,…

Today in Radio History: A new aircheck donated by BAA features Marleen Foxx on the AOR formatted 107.3 WRQX Washington

Something quite rare, donated by Big Apple Airchecks. Here is “Rock 107” during WRQX‘s rather short Album Rock format which ended shortly after this aircheck was recorded. Marleen Foxx is heard with her rather seductive voice (in my humble opinion) giving an impassionate plea to commuters to just stay home if they don’t have snow tires. This was during a major blizzard in the DC/Baltimore area. I…

Anyway, she’s like 15. And that blows my mind, because her voice is awesome!

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WRQX ain’t kiddin’ when they say they play “all the hits.” Listening to 107.3 for even just a couple minutes introduces you to the hottest songs of today. Their bangin’ playlists include some of the artists playing this year’s sweetlife, which is why we’ve teamed with them to give you tickets to the festival!

All this week, tune in to WRQX for your chance to get into sweetlife for free. They’ll be giving out three pairs a day, which gives you plenty of chances to score! We recommend just keeping your dial on 107.3 all week.

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