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WLS AM/FM SOLD

Dave Fogel
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Tom O’Toole

Again WLS FM has Tom O'Toole doing mid days on WLS FM. Starting at 10:15am. What is going on at LS
 
Dr Wayne said:
Dave Fogel
5:30am - 10:15am

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Tom O’Toole

Again WLS FM has Tom O'Toole doing mid days on WLS FM. Starting at 10:15am. What is going on at LS

They still have Shannon listed on their website. Maybe Shannon is on vacation this week.
 
Is radio going back to the "TBS" starting time for their shows like tbs used to do in the old days? What was it, 5 after and 35 after? lol..
 
TBS is doing show start and ends at :15 and :45. Crazy. On the subject, last night at 11:30 they were playing songs back to back, no sweepers, jingles, or anything.
 
wls should call themself THE LENGHT WLS 94'7 the music lenght of chicago! where you hear all the music lenght's. WLS the lenght 94.7-- what do you think? do you think corporate in radio read what we say or suggest? hey have a great day.
 
BOBBY.B said:
wls should call themself THE LENGHT WLS 94'7 the music lenght of chicago! where you hear all the music lenght's. WLS the lenght 94.7-- what do you think? do you think corporate in radio read what we say or suggest? hey have a great day.

Translation, please?
 
Mark Jeffries said:
BOBBY.B said:
wls should call themself THE LENGHT WLS 94'7 the music lenght of chicago! where you hear all the music lenght's. WLS the lenght 94.7-- what do you think? do you think corporate in radio read what we say or suggest? hey have a great day.

Translation, please?

I was going to say the same thing. Do not understand.
 
I'M sorry my spelling was way off my friend.-{ LEGEND }=WLS the legend 94.7. now the rest should mean more to you.PLEASE read first e-mail again. make it a war with K-HIT'S--like the old day's with WLS and WCFL. you know who was the winner ( THE LEGENG WLS 94'7 }=thank you for taking time to e-mail me back my friend. STAY SAFE. BOBBY
 
BOBBY.B said:
I'M sorry my spelling was way off my friend.-{ LEGEND }=WLS the legend 94.7. now the rest should mean more to you.PLEASE read first e-mail again. make it a war with K-HIT'S--like the old day's with WLS and WCFL. you know who was the winner ( THE LEGENG WLS 94'7 }=thank you for taking time to e-mail me back my friend. STAY SAFE. BOBBY

I understand you now Bobby. It's been a long time since the WLS, WCFL wars. They were classic, but as you pointed out WLS won.
 
BOBBY.B said:
I'M sorry my spelling was way off my friend.-{ LEGEND }=WLS the legend 94.7. now the rest should mean more to you.PLEASE read first e-mail again. make it a war with K-HIT'S--like the old day's with WLS and WCFL. you know who was the winner ( THE LEGENG WLS 94'7 }=thank you for taking time to e-mail me back my friend. STAY SAFE. BOBBY

I understand now Bobby. Those WLS, WCFL wars were classic.
 
This is, possibly, one of the best ideas I have seen. The reason is as old as the industry. Radio succeeds when it does something that is bigger than itself, when it creates a "war" or entertainment that is so compelling it drives people to turn on the radio. Many years ago, Steve & Gary broke every rule in the book by complaining about station management on the air. Listeners loved it for a myriad of reasons. 1.) They would like to talk that way about their boss. 2.) It made you feel like an insider. Neil Rogers copied this exact schtick at WIOD in Miami years later with the same results, huge ratings success.
 
Drucifer said:
This is, possibly, one of the best ideas I have seen. The reason is as old as the industry. Radio succeeds when it does something that is bigger than itself, when it creates a "war" or entertainment that is so compelling it drives people to turn on the radio. Many years ago, Steve & Gary broke every rule in the book by complaining about station management on the air. Listeners loved it for a myriad of reasons. 1.) They would like to talk that way about their boss. 2.) It made you feel like an insider. Neil Rogers copied this exact schtick at WIOD in Miami years later with the same results, huge ratings success.
...Neil Rogers, Frazer Smith, Don Imus, Larry Lujack and Paul Gibson were all doing that -- Lujack at both WLS and WCFL, and Gibson at WBBM -- years before Dahl ever worked at WLS...
 
Ultimajock said:
Drucifer said:
This is, possibly, one of the best ideas I have seen. The reason is as old as the industry. Radio succeeds when it does something that is bigger than itself, when it creates a "war" or entertainment that is so compelling it drives people to turn on the radio. Many years ago, Steve & Gary broke every rule in the book by complaining about station management on the air. Listeners loved it for a myriad of reasons. 1.) They would like to talk that way about their boss. 2.) It made you feel like an insider. Neil Rogers copied this exact schtick at WIOD in Miami years later with the same results, huge ratings success.
...Neil Rogers, Frazer Smith, Don Imus, Larry Lujack and Paul Gibson were all doing that -- Lujack at both WLS and WCFL, and Gibson at WBBM -- years before Dahl ever worked at WLS...

Regardless, I really don't care who was first or second of third, my point is that it was compelling and entertaining for the aforementioned reasons. I did the same schtick myself and had ratings success. .
 
Drucifer said:
Ultimajock said:
Drucifer said:
This is, possibly, one of the best ideas I have seen. The reason is as old as the industry. Radio succeeds when it does something that is bigger than itself, when it creates a "war" or entertainment that is so compelling it drives people to turn on the radio. Many years ago, Steve & Gary broke every rule in the book by complaining about station management on the air. Listeners loved it for a myriad of reasons. 1.) They would like to talk that way about their boss. 2.) It made you feel like an insider. Neil Rogers copied this exact schtick at WIOD in Miami years later with the same results, huge ratings success.
...Neil Rogers, Frazer Smith, Don Imus, Larry Lujack and Paul Gibson were all doing that -- Lujack at both WLS and WCFL, and Gibson at WBBM -- years before Dahl ever worked at WLS...

Regardless, I really don't care who was first or second of third, my point is that it was compelling and entertaining for the aforementioned reasons. I did the same schtick myself and had ratings success. .

With the corporate bean counters running radio, it's doubtful that we'll see much of that anymore.
 
Really enjoyed listening to WLS FM this week with LIVE Personalities. Scott needs to take a hike! SOS with him SAME OLD STUFF! Still would like them to call it the Big 95 MusicRadio WLS.....
Drop the True Oldies! Sounds outdated even for an oldies station. Just sayin'
 
Dr Wayne said:
Really enjoyed listening to WLS FM this week with LIVE Personalities. Scott needs to take a hike! SOS with him SAME OLD STUFF! Still would like them to call it the Big 95 MusicRadio WLS.....
Drop the True Oldies! Sounds outdated even for an oldies station. Just sayin'

I agree with you, but nothing will happen until the sale to Cumulus is completed and then we hold our breath.
 
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I'M sorry my spelling was way off my friend.-{ LEGEND }=WLS the legend 94.7. now the rest should mean more to you.PLEASE read first e-mail again. make it a war with K-HIT'S--like the old day's with WLS and WCFL. you know who was the winner ( THE LEGENG WLS 94'7 }=thank you for taking time to e-mail me back my friend. STAY SAFE. BOBBY.
this the same e-mail i sent to STAN PILLMAN at WLS! ! LET'S SEE WHAT HAPPEN'S BOBBY.


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From: Stan Pillman <[email protected]>
To: Sent: Thu, April 21, 2011 10:30:15 AM
Subject: RE: Feedback
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Thanks for you comments, I am a little confused on what your saying.

this is
 
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