Do you think we'll ever get an adult standards station in Chicago?

[cyberdad]

Did Stan Dale have a regular shift on WJJD?

I'm 99% certain that he did. I was a grade school kid in the mid and late 50s, and my mom had WJJD on quite a bit in the house. I remember hearing him, Del Clark, along with the others.

 

[radioman148]

Did Stan Dale have a regular shift on WJJD?

I'm 99% certain that he did. I was a grade school kid in the mid and late 50s, and my mom had WJJD on quite a bit in the house. I remember hearing him, Del Clark, along with the others.

Thanks. I remember the others on WJJD, but not Stan.

 

[secondchoice]

Yeah, but what about Spider Harris? I think that's who hosted the late night blues on WLAC that I'd catch at a teenager, loud and strong in northern Ohio in the early 1970s.

IIRC WLAC was called "News and Blues" in the late 1960's and early 1970's, They had a mostly (if not all) news I couldn't stand during the day. Then around 1971 or 1972 they dropped the news and went top 40 / semi AC. They started expanding the top 40 hours but still had R & B really late night. I am not sure when Spider started with the station but IIRC he was the last night time jock while they were top 40 in the 1980's. now 1510 is talk.

 

[howardm]

Hav WJJD surveys 1957-1962 with pictures of disc jockeys. I believe Stan Dale & Del Clark were weekend fill ins or evenings during extended hours during summer months. Stan Major was a vet of WIRL in Peoria and was not at WJJD long.

 

[radioman148]

Hav WJJD surveys 1957-1962 with pictures of disc jockeys. I believe Stan Dale & Del Clark were weekend fill ins or evenings during extended hours during summer months. Stan Major was a vet of WIRL in Peoria and was not at WJJD long.

I have some WJJD surveys too, but I've never seen one with Stan Dale's photo on it.