Lee Smith
> > > >>>> Lockjock was a Lar Lujack wannabe....
> > >
> > > Of course...but who wouldn't WANT to be one in those
> > daze??
> > >
> > > Charlie Brown tried...but came close!
> > >
> > > Anyone else?...I forget...
> >
> > That Superjock Larry probably created the classic Seattle
> > type of CHR sound of the '80s. Lujack's influence can be
> > heard still in a lot of the veteran jocks of Seattle
> radio.
>
> You mentioned Charlie Brown. He was a great personality on
> his own. Don't think he was trying to emulate Lujack.
> Answer to your 'anyone else...I forget.." Can't remember
> his name, but he worked PM drive at KING in 70's or early
> 80's and I swore I was listening to Lujack(kinda). Maybe
> someone knows. Could've been in those KING reunion photos.
> I'm glad you said 'veteran' jocks may have been influenced
> by Lujack, '(as Lar would say)'cause there ain't no
> personality in today's jocks.' If you want to hear Uncle
> Larry live today...in his 60's still with that famous
> acerbic delivery, but with voice cracking a little:
>
http://www.realoldies1690.com/main.html
> Tom Murphy and Scotty Brink do shows as well at the station.
> Unfortunately, the station doesn't even show up in the
> Chicagoland book.
> As Larry said at the recent KJR reunion on
> KJR-FM...paraphrasing..'ya know, I was good back then
> (referring to the 1960's) and I still am!'
> > THAT'S Lar!
> > >
> >
>
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