![]() The WLS Big 89 of the Year (Thanks to Bill Danning the Oldiesloon and Scott Childers WLS History site)
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Former WLS VP and GM Marty Greenberg passed away Tuesday January 19. He began his media career with ABC, and was a director of WXYZ Radio in Detroit and President of ABC's FM Radio Station Division. While with ABC, Marty served for over six years as the Vice President and General Manager of WLS Radio. He is survived by his wife Elin and many loving children and grandchildren. |
Former WLS Personality Clark Weber passed away Saturday March 7, 2020. joined WLS in 1961. He moved to mornings in June 1963. In July 1965, Emperor Weber becam WLS Program Director. Clark Weber left WLS for WCFL in July 1969. |
Former WLS Program Director Mike McCormick (James Hankins) passed away in Austin Texas on January 26, 2018. Mike was at WLS twice, first as Production Director in 1968 and then from 1970 - 1973 as Program Director. Mike was inducted into the Nebraska Radio Personalities Hall of Fame as a Legendary Performer in 2003. |
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WLS Jingle Montage This one covers the John Rook - Mike McCormick era. It includes jingles from PAMS and Jodie Lyons. It is 25 minutes long. WLS Jingle Montage This one covers the Tommy Edwards - John Gehron Era. It includes jingles from PAMS, Sundance and Thunder. It is 15 minutes long. Another WLS Jingle Montage |
WLS fan Ken Laughlin of Des Plaines, Illinois sent us this photo of 2 WLS Silver Dollars he won from WLS from Clark Weber's "Say Something Bad about Riley" contest. They still have the stickers that were on them when he won. Does anyone else still have the ones they won from WLS? Ken wonders what the value may be. Recenlty (October 8, 2012) a 1925 Peace Silver Dollar with a WLS sticker sold on ebay for $43.01 |
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There are a number of WLS videos on You Tube. Check out some WLS videos including jingles and contests on the WLS You Tube page. Thanks to all who worked so hard in putting these together. |
Congratulations
to long-time WLS personality Larry Lujack, a 2004 inductee into the Radio
Hall of Fame. Way to go Superjock !
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