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Yes, there was a time when it was not embarrassing to listen to AM radio. Cripes, it was all that was out there.
Ahh, AM radio. The songs that would cut-out when you went under and overpass. The music surveys you would pick-up at your local record store, the jocks who thought they were soooo cool.
Those were the days ... I suppose!
Listen to the jingles...
WCFL
Super CFL
WLS
And who was driving top-40 gems like Terry Jack's number one hit,
"Seasons in the Sun," and Elton John's, "Philadelphia Freedom?"
Blame these guys, primarily:
Listen to the jingles...
WLUP TV Commercial snip
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Life is a Rock, WLS told me!
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