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whats yo favrite radio show
- Thread starter djfrresh
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My favorite radio programs are:
>Spike O'Dell Show - WGN AM720 5am-9am Daily
>Coast To Coast AM - WLS AM890 12am-4am Fridays
>Blues Before Sunrise w/Steve Cushing - WDCB 90.0FM 12am-5pm Saturdays
>Spike O'Dell Show - WGN AM720 5am-9am Daily
>Coast To Coast AM - WLS AM890 12am-4am Fridays
>Blues Before Sunrise w/Steve Cushing - WDCB 90.0FM 12am-5pm Saturdays
My favorite of all time thus far was the jeffro show on 103.1 wxxy.... aaah the 80's channel
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Wow, as far more recent shows....I like when Mike Meyers did overnights on US 99 and I like the night show with Silly Jilly on 1035 KISSFM. :-* :-*
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Byrd on The Loop....great music with a guy who really knows his stuff and makes me actively want to listen when he talks.
Prank calls and crazy stunts don't really work for a hot a/c format....
Recent shows:
Well the Saturday Night Dance Party when JM3 was doing it..
Doug Bank's Show in the Afternoon...its cool need more Old School Flavor more energy
As far as old shows back in the day:
Club 1075 when it played real mixes
Banks & Company when BMX was around
Saturday Night Live-Chicago Dance Party on BMX
Friday Night Jams
Tom Joyner when he was on WJPC in Chicago
Well the Saturday Night Dance Party when JM3 was doing it..
Doug Bank's Show in the Afternoon...its cool need more Old School Flavor more energy
As far as old shows back in the day:
Club 1075 when it played real mixes
Banks & Company when BMX was around
Saturday Night Live-Chicago Dance Party on BMX
Friday Night Jams
Tom Joyner when he was on WJPC in Chicago
Since I have been in Chicago around 10 years ago in college, I can only think of more recent.
I say the B 96 Street Mix, 12 o' clock Lunch Party, and 5 o' clock Traffic Jams back in the Party Radio days. It was creative, unique and it seemed like the mixers especially on the Street Mix had fun doing it.
A close second was Terry Foxx back in the day from 2-6 pm on B 96. I think no matter what music was played during that time, everyone who was not even a fan of the format listened to him. He was just very personable and good with his audience! He was always #1 or #2 in his timeslot.
Third was the B 96 Street Flava' that played the club cuts not heard everyday along with mixes every hour. A Sunday evening was not completed unless you listened to the Street Flava'.
"This is the B 96 Street Flava'. Party Radio B 96. B 96 has got the flava (x3), the what? The street flava' for yo ear!"
I say the B 96 Street Mix, 12 o' clock Lunch Party, and 5 o' clock Traffic Jams back in the Party Radio days. It was creative, unique and it seemed like the mixers especially on the Street Mix had fun doing it.
A close second was Terry Foxx back in the day from 2-6 pm on B 96. I think no matter what music was played during that time, everyone who was not even a fan of the format listened to him. He was just very personable and good with his audience! He was always #1 or #2 in his timeslot.
Third was the B 96 Street Flava' that played the club cuts not heard everyday along with mixes every hour. A Sunday evening was not completed unless you listened to the Street Flava'.
"This is the B 96 Street Flava'. Party Radio B 96. B 96 has got the flava (x3), the what? The street flava' for yo ear!"
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