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Re: WLS AM/FM SOLD
« Reply #130 on: April 22, 2011, 08:02:30 AM »

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.
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Re: WLS AM/FM SOLD
« Reply #131 on: April 22, 2011, 08:03:55 AM »

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.
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Re: WLS AM/FM SOLD
« Reply #132 on: April 22, 2011, 10:36:19 AM »

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.
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Re: WLS AM/FM SOLD
« Reply #133 on: April 23, 2011, 02:54:30 AM »

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...
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« Reply #134 on: April 23, 2011, 11:05:15 AM »

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. .
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« Reply #135 on: April 23, 2011, 05:13:16 PM »

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.
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« Reply #136 on: April 23, 2011, 08:47:31 PM »

Agreed...
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Re: WLS AM/FM SOLD
« Reply #137 on: April 24, 2011, 08:19:27 PM »

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'
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Re: WLS AM/FM SOLD
« Reply #138 on: April 24, 2011, 11:20:34 PM »

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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Re: WLS AM/FM SOLD
« Reply #139 on: April 25, 2011, 08:10:47 AM »

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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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