Join Ady Crampton every Saturday at 10:00 a.m. for two hours of 70s soul funk and disco! He’ll be spinning those crossover classics from back in the day and some newies! Each week he’ll be chatting to a star of the 70s to hear their stories and see what they’re up to now.
Listening to and playing music has always been a significant part of their life Ady’s life. They purchased their first vinyl in 1974 at the age of 7, and by 1983, he became deeply involved in the UK scooter scene, regularly attending rallies featuring ex-Wigan Casino DJs on their all-nighter line-up.
Encountering a plethora of previously unheard music at these events, his record collection naturally expanded, though never quite keeping pace with his ever-growing wants list. He really gets a kick out of sharing his passion for music and has enjoyed playing 70s soul, funk and disco records to the world ever since!
Host of WAYBACK SATURAY NIGHT
Host of Vinyl on Chrome
Jo Shannon hails from the tiny town of Blissfield, Michigan USA and had a 20-year terrestrial radio career under his legal name. He also owned and programed internet station 517Rocks.com from 2023-2025. As the lead of a morning radio show for 10 years, Jo and his co-host earned numerous broadcast awards from the Michigan Association of Broadcasters.
Though he appreciates many genres of music, Jo relishes the classic rock era in which he grew up and enjoys sharing the memories, the stories, and the soundtrack of life from the 1960's-'80's.
I’m Matt Craig, a lifetime New Yorker born in Queens and living in Long Island. I’ve spent my whole life listening to some of the greatest radio stations of all time in America’s #1 market. Now here’s my story…
“Why so many airchecks Matt?” Funny you should ask…My radio ah-ha moment came in 1976, when I heard WNYT for the first time. It was the radio station of The New York Institute of Technology in Old Westbury and was heard on what Cablevision Channel Q as the background music was then. It seemed like a cool thing to do, so I decided to call the station. I spoke to both the General Manager and Chief Engineer that day and the rest is history.
I worked at WNYT for the next 3 years and got an internship at WGLI-AM in Babylon, NY. I also worked at WNYG-AM doing some fill ins for free. Why free? Because I took a trade out for some restaurant coupons I never used!
In 2004 I got back on the air at WEBE-FM 108 in Bridgeport, CT as the fill-in host for Studio 108 on Saturday nights. I was offered the show on a regular basis, but driving from Long Island to Bridgeport was a minimum 2 hour trip, sometimes more depending on traffic and weather, so I had to turn it down. I loved doing that show! So, in 2020, I started my own internet radio show called “New York’s Best Rock” which is now on 34 stations around the world.




