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From humble beginnings fast forward to the 80′s The House of M’s and 2Day FM Newsrooms
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Inimitable, Yes that is Tim at his personable best followed by News supremo of the 80′s Frank Avis, even the now ABC radio jounalist Phillipa Meagher makes an appearance
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Just found this on an old BASF Maxima Chrome tape there was Frank Avis News Director and Tim Webster, amazing these tapes have lasted this long, the voices haven’t changed Ron.E. what is your secret ?
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Some great interaction here with the Surf and Leisure reporter Mike Petrie, in Tim’s unmistakeable style this is The Harbour City after all
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Thank you SONY, love the archiveability of minidisc, here’s some of the Original jingles
Cherie Romaro will be able to shed some light on at least 1 of them as I suspect that one “Easy Rollin’ was accompanied by her on a new assignment from 6IX Perth 1979 to the Brand New set-up of the Willesee/Laws/Kennedy radio station 2Day FM
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Forgot I had this original “In Tune with Today” and as I recall Mike Willesee or Graham Kennedy rocked up on Sunday mornings sometimes
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A snapshot of life at Stereo 104 in the early days, sorry about the crappy sound quality 
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Andrews legends on the mic number 2
Here’s a classic piece of radio from a shortlived experiment in 76 thanks to Gregg Sinclair for this here’s a young Tim Webster before his 2NX days on the audio the picture below was from 1981 same time Tim was at 2Day FM doing 12-4pm pre-recorded did some work experience there at level 2/220 Pacific Hwy Crows Nest
There was Tim, Grant Goldman, Tony Hartney, George Moore, Eddie Hribar, Peter Sinclair , Brad March, Dave Norman, sorry guys as I recall more names I’ll revise this post
My workmates always ragged me for walking around the corridors of FM 104 with my 2Day FM sweatshirt, mind you thanks to Tony and the promotions team at FM 104 Rock shop the old rockin’ roo was worn occasionally too
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The dulcet tones, great memories of another great Australian radio station
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When I found this aircheck, I thought it was the rock 40 countdown, which was a syndicated Sunday night show this was when 2 Day FM went on a full rock format the end features a promo voiced by Holger Brockman