=[ WHAT RADIO STATION WOULD YOU BRING BACK???]=

[roadrunner]

WLS AM 89  I grew up listening to it and have a recurring dream that
they're all pop/rock music.

[BrianThaB]

Here is mine:

Power 95 Kenosha. Best Top 40 station as you were driving between Milwaukee (Hot 102) and Chicago (B 96). Probably in my mind most underrated too. Loved those trips with my parents to Chicago for the weekend. Best era of Top 40 was the early 90s.

Party Radio B 96 (mid-90s format). The station would always put you in a good mood. And crazy how they played songs like Roula "Lick It" early in the morning.

The Bus (WBUS)
Y 108 (Great Hot AC mix)
106 Jamz (950 AM too)

[gr8oldies]

WCFL in the 1970s, with all jocks being in their prime. By doing that, I would make myself a teenager again

[b344077]

WSTI, Stickney, Illinois 750Khz. It was my pirate station as a teenager. I would then go about the task of changing a few things in my life.   

[klutch00]

Another station I would like to see comeback would be AM 1570 WBEE in Harvey, from a few years back. At that time
they were "classy blues and jazz", from 5 AM to 9 PM, and brokered religious programming at night. They played
everything from Miles Davis to Frank Sinatra. They had very few commercial's(which unfortunately is the reason
the station was sold), just long set's of music with host's that really loved the music they were playing. They were
not afraid to play a song that was 12 or 13 minutes long. It was run out of building the size of a garage at 157th
and Campbell on the border of Harvey and Markham. They still transmit from there, but have moved the studio
to somewhere on the southside of Chicago. They run all religious programming and Gospel music now.

    

Yeah, WBEE was AWESOME! They played REAL jazz, not that elevator music "new age" yuppie crap WNUA played.

Have you checked out WNTD between 6PM and 5AM? They've gone to a format that I understand mildly resembles that of the old WBEE. It uses the handle "Avenue950 and the website is: http://www.avenue950.com/

[Philip J. Smith]

"G-106"
CHR
105.9 WAGO Elmwood Park-Chicago

[nightfly61]

"The Great 98" G-98, WGCL in Cleveland
HANDS DOWN......CKLW..."The Big 8"
and 96.3 Jamz, WHYT, Detroit.

[joebob]

WNUA of course, also the Beautiful 96 WKKD FM from the mid-late 70's. And what was the station in the 70's they called jazzed up rock?

[radioaircheck]

i still like the Old BBM FM which hada great blend of music in the 70's, and also  WCLR from the 70's

[MsMusicRadio]

WCFL in the 1970s, with all jocks being in their prime. By doing that, I would make myself a teenager again

In 1965 I heard the first new sounds of CFL at night when they grabbed everybody from KYC in Cleveland. Of course I was a college kid at the time.