The following history [between brackets] was added by Dave Miller, who worked at the station in 1975 and 1976: Its call sign in the late 1960s and early 1970s was WLYB, which stood for Lynn-Yvette Broadcasting.
It was run by Dave Flaegel, a broadcaster of great girth, who custom made a rolling chair from the seat of a Pontiac Bonneville, and reinforced it with steel bracing.
It was bought by Jim Wiggins, a Brunswick broadcaster, who also owned WYND, a country AM in Glynn County in the early 1970s.
In this time, the station made a meteoric rise and became a major player in the market, becoming a strong challenger to the venerable WALG/1590AM.
Jack O'Brien, left the major market race after great stints at KOMA, Oklahoma City; WFUN, Miami; and WRKO, Boston; to come home, and brought his golden tone to Cutie in 1976.