WLVQ History Question

[Nu_Roo_2]

Does anyone know if WLVQ had a jock named Dancer in its early days? I'm not sure of the spelling, and I forget the first name. The Wikipedia entry for LVQ lists a lot of the past talent, but that name isn't on there. Thanks.

 

[steveo49]

Yes. Bill Dancer (spelling is incorrect)and his wife Jo both worked at the station. I had the pleasure of working with them when it was WTVN-FM. They were able to survive the format change and remain. Bill died in the late 70's.

 

[cmhradiofan]

He also worked at WNCI prior to QFM96.

 

[Nu_Roo_2]

Thanks for the responses. Now I recall all of the above. I had forgotten about Jo.

 

[Nightpattern]

Thanks for the responses. Now I recall all of the above. I had forgotten about Jo.

Didn't Bill drown in apartment building pool? Don't know why I seem to recall that.

 

[steveo49]

Yes, he did.

 

[antares]

WLVQ trivia: first song they played was "New Kid In Town" by the Eagles.

 

[radiogrrl77]

The great thing I have always loved about WLVQ is their 3PM jingle with the 3 stooges.

 

[talkers]

"Thunder...it's 7 o'clock in the morning...scotch?"

 

[Clinton70]

The great thing I have always loved about WLVQ is their 3PM jingle with the 3 stooges.

Liked it too, especially back in my construction days and the boys had the radio on. That jingle usually meant half-hour or hour left. ;D

 

[heresjohnny]

Bill Dancer was Production Director at 92X WXGT at the time of his death. It was right around the time a fancy new multi channel production studio was constructed, top of the line for its time. There was a plaque in that studio dedicating it in his honor and memory. That was in the old WCOL building at 22 South Young, aka 195 East Broad.