Last Summary Update: None Future Folk Music - Commercials Airdate: September 1974 WOR Show Original Airing (NOTE ABOUT TIME REFERENCES: Since there are many different copies of shows out there from different sources, all time references are from the beginning of one single recorded copy, since various copies, depending on when the recordee started recording, had news at the beginning or shortened themes. The times would vary from copy to copy.) First Spoken Line After Theme Ends Oh, ahh, hey, ahh, listen this is the first show Show Description First live show since doing the Carnegie Hall appearance. There is nothing better than a live audience. Music that are "Lease breakers" Shep talks about the Schwann Catalog - record album listing - his records are not listed. 1812 Overture finale Folk music in 2075 [ Courtesy: David Goldin - - ] Shep mentions that this is his first "live" show since his Carnegie Hall appearance. He says, "there is nothing like a live audience." How to break a lease...invest in four hundred watts of audio...and "The 1812 Overture." He predicts that there will be a "Nixon Cult" in 2075. A folksinger of the future sings the "Jack Armstrong Song," "The Pepsi Song" and others. WOR ID Time Station ID (All times approximate) 13:20 This is WOR New York. . . Commercials (All times approximate) Time Sponsor Notes 19:37 R.E.A. Express 20:36 Chevron 31:54 BWIA Airlines 33:29 Blue Ribbon Restaurant 36:42 Herr's 37:14 Schaefer Beer 38:14 Gramercy Park Clothes Music (All times approximate) Time Music Title Notes 09:31 1812 Overture