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Bruce Lapp died October 19th 1999 

WSGA AM 1400 was THE Rock and Roll  radio station in Savannah from 1968 till the end of AM radio.  There were other rock stations here and you could listen to the BIG APE from Jacksonville during the day, but the dominant voice on the radio band was Savannah's Goodtimer.

WSGA was a connecting force in this town in a way  that seems impossible today.  It was that way in almost every city across America during the 50's, 60's and most of the 70's. There was one rock and roll radio station so dominant that even your mom listened.  Walking on the beach you didn't need a radio, there were plenty, on blankets, next to sunbathing girls, and they were all tuned to the same station. It was fun working at WSGA while I was in high school and to this day  I get great satisfaction from the fact that nearly thirty years later and after thousands of minutes of exposure on local television there are still folks who remember me, Lyndy Brannen as one of the guys on the radio, a WSGA Goodtimer. 

Goodtimer radio on the net. A collection of sounds and stories from the days when we all listened to the same radio station.

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Goodtimer.net and Goodtimer.org
copyright 1999 Lyndy Brannen

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bFrom 12/12/70 WSGA Survey
"Don't lose your hats cats!"