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KQV airstaff, Chuck Brinkman was there the longest. Chuck worked in every
time slot at KQV too. From over-nights, to evenings, to afternoon
drive to morning drive, and to mid-day. Chuck first joined KQV in
1960.
In addition to his duties on KQV, Chuck also hosted a weekly tv show starting in 1966. "Come Alive was seen Saturday afternnons on WIIC-TV Channel 11. Chuck moved from KQV to WTAE in 1972 for middays. Around 1982, Chuck went across country to KOGO in San Diego. After a short time on the West Coast, Chuck returned to Pittsburgh after a short interval to do mornings and PD at WHYW 96.9 (formerly WLOA and then WFFM). Chuck spent 17 years as the
program director and afternoon drive personality at oldies, KLUV-FM
in Dallas, Texas. Chuck left KLUV on December 28, 2005. Chuck is now working
as afternoon man at Dallas adult standards station,
Thanks to Fr. Thomas Acklin, O.S.B. of Saint Vincent Seminary, for his help in updating the information on this page. |
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picture courtesy of Bob Wood |
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Here is a copy of Chuck's letter to Beatles' Fan Cub members from August 1965. (courtesy Marcy Grupp) To see full size copy of fan club letter click here. |
| Chuck Brinkman
Airchecks |
| Chuck Brinkman 1967 Top 40 of 1967 12/31/67 |
| Chuck Brinkman Aircheck (2:49) Apollo 11 launch day (7/18/69) |
| Chuck Brinkman 1968 Top 114 of 1968 1/01/69 |
| Chuck Brinkman Aircheck 1964 Mini Aircheck - 1964 (:54) |
| Chuck Brinkman Aircheck 1969 Winter 1969 (8:52) |
| * Chuck Brinkman 1970/71 Late 1970/early 71 ? |
| Chuck Brinkman Aircheck 1964 Debut of Rubber Soul (12:42) |
| John Menho's Chuck Brinkman Interview |
| Ed Blank's Chuck Brinkman Profile |
| Chuck Brinkman 1962 Station Profile |