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WLS AM/FM SOLD
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KeithE4 said:
I don't think they're billing better than the Score in the Chicago market.
radioman148 said:
WMVP bills 50% more than WLS, and WSCR bills more than double 'LS' billing.
From WGVU General Manager
"With sadness we let you know that WGVU Real Oldies and West Michigan has lost a friend and colleague. WGVU Real Oldies Program Manager Bill Bailey passed away unexpectedly today. “Bill has been an integral part of building WGVU Real Oldies. We will miss his smile, his style, and the contribution he has made to our station and our lives. His passion for music, golf, and the community are an inspiration. Please keep Bill’s family in your thoughts,” Michael Walenta, WGVU General Manager.
"With sadness we let you know that WGVU Real Oldies and West Michigan has lost a friend and colleague. WGVU Real Oldies Program Manager Bill Bailey passed away unexpectedly today. “Bill has been an integral part of building WGVU Real Oldies. We will miss his smile, his style, and the contribution he has made to our station and our lives. His passion for music, golf, and the community are an inspiration. Please keep Bill’s family in your thoughts,” Michael Walenta, WGVU General Manager.
From everything I've ever heard Bill Bailey was a good guy.
Regarding his time at WLS he was very respectful of the history of the station. I remember when he participated on the WLS Memorial Day Reunion several years ago he pointed out what a kick it was for him,
as someone who grew up in Chicago, to be on the air in 1972 from the same studio during the same shift that Dick Biondi originally held at the station.
Regarding his time at WLS he was very respectful of the history of the station. I remember when he participated on the WLS Memorial Day Reunion several years ago he pointed out what a kick it was for him,
as someone who grew up in Chicago, to be on the air in 1972 from the same studio during the same shift that Dick Biondi originally held at the station.
Dr Wayne said:
AM or FM?
Dr Wayne said:
Good luck Jim! He's been there since the late 60s. That is quite remarkable.
There will never be another like Superjock. RIP!
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890 not a clear channel anymore...
since the Cubans have set up shop on it.
Usually about a 50/50 mix here in Atlanta.
since the Cubans have set up shop on it.
Usually about a 50/50 mix here in Atlanta.
AHhh isn't it about time to start a new thread?? Since WLS AM/FM is NOT to be sold anytime soon?? (this thread was started in 2010!! I think 4 years of the same subject is a bit too much 
There are numerous Class D 890s in the US at night as well...one is in Texas south of the DFW area....last I saw, they were asking for a 20KW day CP but the night power was pi** poor...Also a Class B 890 in CO iirc that blast west into Calif at night.
I believe you're thinking of KDXU St George, Utah.
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