WHTZ

"Z100" WHTZ has been a Top-40 station in New York City since 1983.  They are considered to be the second largest CHR radio station in the world trailing only England's BBC Radio 1.  WHTZ is licensed to Newark, New Jersey with transmitter facilities at the top of the Empire State Building. 

The front and back of a "Z100" music survey from August, 1992. [Click it bigger] 

WEMP

1250 AM WEMP broadcast out of Milwaukee, Wisconsin from 1955 until 2004.  They carried a variety of formats over the years including Top-40, Country, Adult Contemporary, Religious and Oldies.  The frequency is now home to all-Sports WSSP which is branded using their FM translator as "105.7 The Fan."

WAFX

WAFX was a Classic Hits station licensed to Suffolk, Virginia.  Two other WAFX stickers with their current "106.9 The Fox" branding can be seen here.

The Buzzes

"104.7 The Buzz" WBZU was a Modern Rock station licensed to Crewe, Virginia.  The frequency is now home to Gospel formatted "Praise FM" WPZZ.

KTBZ "107.5 The Buzz" played Modern Rock in Lake Jackson, Texas near Houston.  107.5 FM is currently Classic Rock "The Eagle" KGLK.

"96.5 The Buzz" WYNF spun Modern Rock in Macon, Georgia from 2002 to 2006.  96.5 FM is now Country WPCH.

KOOQ

KOOQ is a 5,000-watt station licensed to North Platte. Nebraska.  Formerly a Country station, they switched to Oldies in the late 1980s.  They then flipped to Sports as an ESPN Radio affiliate on Halloween of 2007.

WIL

AM 1430 WIL (Watch It Lead) was the first commercial radio station in St. Louis, Missouri when they went on the air in 1922.  They began simulcasting a Country music format in the mid-1970s with their sister station 92.3 WIL FM.   Sometime in the 1980s WIL started separate programming with the FM continuing the mainstream Country while the AM broadcast Classic Country.  1430 AM is currently an Oldies and Talk station KZQZ.

KGBI

KGBI (K Grace Bible Institute) is a Contemporary Christian station in Omaha, Nebraska.  They've been on the air since 1966.

KAPA

100.3 FM KAPA plays Hawaiian music in Hilo, HI.  Their programming can also be heard on 99.1 FM KAGB licensed to Waimea, HI.  The KAPA call letters refers to a type of fabric made by native Hawaiians from the fibers of the paper mulberry tree.  The kapa is often dyed with intricate patterns such as in the flip flops above.

Bible Broadcasting Network

The Bible Broadcasting Network consists of over 130 stations and translators in 31 states. They also operate stations in 14 countries as well as on the internet in eight languages. BBN's first station was WYFI in Norfolk, Virginia which went on the air in 1971.

KYFS - San Antonio, Texas

KYFW - Wichita, Kansas

WYFS - Savannah, Georgia

WYFN - Nashville, Tennessee

WYFE - Tarpon Springs, Florida

WYFG - Gaffney, South Carolina

WQNR

WQNR "99.9 Kate FM" carries a Variety Hits format in Auburn, Alabama.

KMMG

KMMG "Mega 95.5" was a Rhythmic Oldies station licensed to Santa Fe, New Mexico from 1998 until 2001.  The frequency is now home to Classical KHFM.

CKGE

CKGE plays Rock 'n Roll in Toronto, Ontario and is licensed to Oshawa, ON.  Their playlist is fairly typical of a Mainstream/Active Rock station (albeit with some less familiar Canadian content.)  But while looking around their website I discovered a really interesting bit of weekend programming that "94.9 The Rock" features.  On Saturday and Sunday nights from 7 PM til midnight, Dave Marsden (former program director of the legendary CFNY) breaks with the usual format and appears to have free reign to play whatever he wants.  Recent playlists are filled with lots of post-punk, new wave and Canadian obscurities and aligns perfectly with my own musical tastes.  I think I've found my new favorite radio show!  "The Marsden Theatre" is also available as a podcast. 

KSOP

KSOP (K Salt Lake Ogden Provo) is a Country station in Salt Lake City, Utah.  KSOP AM went on the air in 1955 while 104.3 FM (currently branded "Z104") began in 1964.  Both have carried a Country music format since their inception.