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Larry Lujack on 89 WLS Chicago | September 9, 1970
WLS 89 Chicago – Larry Lujack – September 9, 1970 Chicago’s 89 WLS had so many legendary personalities that grace the microphones there. Fred Winston, John Records Landecker, Tommy Edwards, Jeff Davis, and may others. But for many WLS fans, there was one name that was above all others. Super Jock, Uncle Lar. Yes,…
Larry Lujack on 89 WLS Chicago | August 31 1979
WLS 89 Chicago – Larry Lujack – August 31 1979 Chicago’s 89 WLS had so many legendary personalities that grace the microphones there. Fred Winston, John Records Landecker, Tommy Edwards, Jeff Davis, and may others. But for many WLS fans, there was one name that was above all others. Super Jock, Uncle Lar. Yes,…
Larry Lujack on 95 WLS-FM Chicago | February 1984
WLS-FM 95 Chicago – Larry Lujack – February 1984 Chicago’s 89 WLS had so many legendary personalities that grace the microphones there. Fred Winston, John Records Landecker, Tommy Edwards, Jeff Davis, and may others. But for many WLS fans, there was one name that was above all others. Super Jock, Uncle Lar. Yes,…
Barney Pip on Radio 10 WCFL Chicago | September 1 1967
WCFL Radio 10 Chicago – Barney Pip – September 1 1967 This aircheck features Barney Pip on WCFL Chicago. Barney was on WCFL from 1965 until 1970. Barney was the king of nighttime radio in Chicago, during the radio war between WLS and WCFL. With his high-pitched (some might say shrill) voice, he was…
Yvonne Daniels on 89 WLS Chicago | November 15 1979
WLS 89 Chicago – Yvonne Daniels – November 15 1979 It was probably the most popular radio station in the midwest. 89 WLS Chicago. It was ABC’s Top 40 powerhouse from the 1960s into the 1980s. The names of the DJs who worked at WLS is a list of the best of the…
Ron Britain, Big 10 WCFL Chicago | 1967
WCFL Big 10 Chicago – Ron Britain – 1967 “King B,” as he was known to fans around the world, Ron Britain spent over 50 years on air, working at 21 radio stations in 11 cities! Ron had his greatest success and most lasting fame in Chicago, at WCFL, the station he…
Barney Pip in the Big Apple. 101.9 WPIX New York | January, 1972
This is a short aircheck. Pip had perhaps one of the strangest voices in radio.
Nancy Plum & John M. Driscoll, KTNQ Ten-Q Los Angeles | September, 1977
Remember JOHNNY DRISCOLL from WCFL Chicago? Here he is, appearing on Ten-Q in 1977!
