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A rock station flipped signals with Bloomberg Radio and is now on a crappy AM signal..When is the last time a rock station was on AM?It's now a Christian station. There's a rock station in Hartford that flipped a few years ago. So sad
A rock station flipped signals with Bloomberg Radio and is now on a crappy AM signal..When is the last time a rock station was on AM?
Nowadays, probably a simulcast of the FM.A rock station flipped signals with Bloomberg Radio and is now on a crappy AM signal..When is the last time a rock station was on AM?
WLS played rock (or top 40) well into the 1980s. That was another AM staple.A rock station flipped signals with Bloomberg Radio and is now on a crappy AM signal..When is the last time a rock station was on AM?
"The Big 89" could be picked up and enjoyed during our family's camping trips around the Midwest. Hearing it over a transistor radio helped us get through endless Uno and Go Fish card games on rainy days at the campground.WLS played rock (or top 40) well into the 1980s. That was another AM staple.
Les Grobstein once gave me a tour. Lujack briefly put me on the air. Rest in peace, sirs."The Big 89" could be picked up and enjoyed during our family's camping trips around the Midwest. Hearing it over a transistor radio helped us get through endless Uno and Go Fish card games on rainy days at the campground.
I believe it was Les who recorded (and played on the air) Lee Elia's famous rant about Cub fans. A clashic moment in Chicago sports journalism!Les Grobstein once gave me a tour. Lujack briefly put me on the air. Rest in peace, sirs.