In 1984, WMYK became The Rhythm of the City, K94 with a CHR/urban contemporary format (also known as "CHUrban", which would become the basis for what is now the rhythmic contemporary format). [6] From 1988 to 1990 WMYK was known as "Power 94" , later it became "WMYK-94FM" .

In 1974 WMYK, or K-94 as it was known, signed on. The station broadcast rock across the Hampton Roads – the Virginia Beach-Norfolk-Newport News area of Virginia and North Carolina. On any given day the station’s jocks made themselves visible, taking part in any number of remotes, events and contests.

WMYK K94 (Dave Sanbourn) - WOWI 103 Norfolk - 1987

Group where members created or listened to WMYK, K-94, Elizabeth City NC, better known as K-94, one of the nation's premier FM early rock stations serving NE NC and SE Virginia. Came on the air 11-30-73, with 100,000 watts from deep in the woods near the Great Dismal Swamp. Anyone can see who's in the group and what they post.

2009年7月23日 · These are a few cutaways from the K-94 Video Rock Jam that ran on Cox Cable in 1983 in the Norfolk Va. Market. This was pre MTV in the market.

2009年5月11日 · At midnight the now-defunct radio station K-94 (WMYK) would play this piece of audio to welcome the new day. I added the video portion of it to 'dress it up'...

2018年10月31日 · We came to know and love the DJ’s at WMYK simply by the sound of their voice, especially my favorites Wynn Evers and Mac McClellan. Others were Randy Berner, Jim Stanley, Stella Jones, John Rodman, and John Heimerl. Those radio jocks became our voice of Classic Rock. They were famous for their promotions.

In 1974 WMYK, or K-94 as it was known, signed on. The station broadcast rock across the Hampton Roads – the Virginia Beach-Norfolk-Newport News area of Virginia and North Carolina. On any given day the station’s jocks made themselves visible, taking part in any number of remotes, events and contests.

2020年9月3日 · A daily look into one of the world's largest collections of radio station bumper stickers and memorabilia. According to Wikipedia, WMYK "K-94" signed on the air in 1973 with an AOR/Top-40 format. The logo on the above sticker dates to when they shifted to New Wave/Modern Rock around 1982.

WMYK K94 Norfolk - Final Hour of WMYK - 1991Chuck Woodson, Sonny Andre, Teri MichelleFirst few minutes of stunting for new AAA format, The Coast 93.7