re:oldies in Chicago

[classic_rocker]

reldies in Chicago

With all the bickering on the posts below you guys are missing one big point....A major station in a major market feels oldies is still a wortwhile,viable,profitable,format....OLDIES IS NOT DEAD.
I am hoping 94.7 in Chi town takes the WLS calls and uses their old jingles( WLS-am is their sister).Music radio WLS, Landecker, Lujack, Edwards,Biondi,Winston... those were the days... LONG LIVE BOSS RADIO!!!!

 

[OldiesCat]

oldies in Chicago

We're not bickering- it's a healthy back & forth discourse and exchange of thoughts and ideas (spirited as it can get, at times).

You are right about the MusicRadio era of WLS with Lujack, Landecker & co. It just wouldn't fit the music era approach they now have (which is too old, anyway).

> With all the bickering on the posts below you guys are
> missing one big point....A major station in a major market
> feels oldies is still a
> wortwhile,viable,profitable,format....OLDIES IS NOT DEAD.
> I am hoping 94.7 in Chi town takes the WLS calls and uses
> their old jingles( WLS-am is their sister).Music radio WLS,
> Landecker, Lujack, Edwards,Biondi,Winston... those were the
> days... LONG LIVE BOSS RADIO!!!!
>

 

[AnotherBigFan]

> With all the bickering on the posts below you guys are
> missing one big point....A major station in a major market
> feels oldies is still a
> wortwhile,viable,profitable,format....OLDIES IS NOT DEAD.
> I am hoping 94.7 in Chi town takes the WLS calls and uses
> their old jingles( WLS-am is their sister).Music radio WLS,
> Landecker, Lujack, Edwards,Biondi,Winston... those were the
> days... LONG LIVE BOSS RADIO!!!!
>

Agreed - no matter how you spin it, it's good news for oldies fans.

 

[KlunkLetter]

Re: oldies in Chicago

> We're not bickering- it's a healthy back & forth discourse
> and exchange of thoughts and ideas (spirited as it can get,
> at times).
>
No, but one thing is for sure, my dad would have given us one warning to stop this "bickering"; then the s*ht would have hit the fan blades at double speed
>
> You are right about the MusicRadio era of WLS with Lujack,
> Landecker & co. It just wouldn't fit the music era approach
> they now have (which is too old, anyway).
>
> > With all the bickering on the posts below you guys are
> > missing one big point....A major station in a major market
>
> > feels oldies is still a
> > wortwhile,viable,profitable,format....OLDIES IS NOT DEAD.
> > I am hoping 94.7 in Chi town takes the WLS calls and uses
>
> > their old jingles( WLS-am is their sister).Music radio
> WLS,
> > Landecker, Lujack, Edwards,Biondi,Winston... those were
> the
> > days... LONG LIVE BOSS RADIO!!!!
> >
>

 

[OldiesCat]

Chicago

Anybody who thinks this spirited & free exchange of ideas is "bickering" ought to get out of the kitchen if they can't stand the heat (including your ol' man).



> No, but one thing is for sure, my dad would have given us
> one warning to stop this "bickering"; then the s*ht would
> have hit the fan blades at double speed
> >
> > You are right about the MusicRadio era of WLS with Lujack,
>
> > Landecker & co. It just wouldn't fit the music era
> approach they now have (which is too old, anyway).

 

[KlunkLetter]

Re: Chicago

> Anybody who thinks this spirited & free exchange of ideas is
> "bickering" oug to get out of the kitchen if they can't
> stand the heat (including your ol' man).
>
OldiesCat, very few men would have wanted to tangle with my 'dad'--not "ol' man"--to move him out of the kitchen. Anyway, you are right about this being a great exchange of ideas and positions.
>
> > No, but one thing is for sure, my dad would have given us
> > one warning to stop this "bickering"; then the s*ht would
> > have hit the fan blades at double speed
> > >
> > > You are right about the MusicRadio era of WLS with
> Lujack,
> >
> > > Landecker & co. It just wouldn't fit the music era
> > approach they now have (which is too old, anyway).
>