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Wish the full songs were on the recording. I understand it was cut to save space on the tape. But would be more immersive. Maybe we could splice the full songs in on the digital versions.

Some WTMA jingles (“WTMA Tiger Radio”) at the end of

Dad, we had our rows...but you were the best. Love you and miss you, Beard-Man. (Though your jokes always sucked.)

The Mighty Eleven Ninety! 50,000 watts for the Dallas Ft Worth Metroplex. A McLendon station.

I wish there was crackling sound effects

What is with all the odd edits in the PAMS tracks. I cannot believe any of those would have made it to air as they're awful.

I worked for O'Shea in the 80s. By then he was running a big chain of stations.

Turn 'm into peanut butter!

My Dad, Dr Richard Halden, opens this excerpt with the request to give blood in honor of Porter. He was one of Porter’s doctors. Thank you for sharing this clip. It was awesome hearing my father’s voice.

My dad had that song on 45.

Here's one more: the 'TIX Contempo Sig! 😊 ua-cam.com/video/w61_eI1Y73M/v-deo.htmlsi=NfkjYNpxx-WBBgFz

I was born and raised in Ft. Worth. I'm 71 now. Listening to this brought back a lot of fond memories. As I was watching this video I told my son that Porter Randall was our Walter Kronkite. Nationally, no one could do a better job than Mr. Randall. This is many years late...Thank you, Mr. Porter Randall...RIP. My dad, Fred "Whitey" Hartman umpired baseball games...mostly Pony, high school, and College. Once, at a game he umped in Benbrook, Dave Naugle was there, in the area overhead the snackbar, where the announcer sat, overlooking home plate. This was probably mid to late 60's. RIP, as well, to Mr. Dave Naugle. I hope someone(s) reading this might remember my dad. I'd love to hear from you.

Does anyone has the jingles of WKWF 1600? I Would love to have them! Thx

that jingle at 37:32 is so goosebumpingly strange yet cool, wish i could find another

I remember in a 60 sitting on the porch listen to that show with a transistor radio to my ear and listening to Van Morrison

I remember my mom telling us about this station . And she just mentioned it yesterday seeing the famous building on a cruise thru D town .🏙️ 🚗I kinda remember it myself as a kid in the 70's .😎🙋

Dick Biondi auditioned a very young me at WKBW in Buffalo. I didn’t get the job. Dick said I read the copy “like a bat out of hell” (that was a good 10 years before Meat Loaf recorded his song of the same name). I speak much slower now. Dick passed recently at 90, he was one of the most iconic AM radio DJ’s of all time.

Fort Worth kid from 1962 t0 1969. Brings back memories. The Beatle Hour on KFJZ.

More of WKWF ? jingles?

He was the BEST!!!!

Haha ! I remember singing this as a kid. Dick Biondi will be missed. What a great DJ.

The flip side of the pizza song

The original,rock and roll station in Chicago,was WJJD,early mid 50s!

Eh.

Wow! 0:58

Some great memories. Looked forward to him at night.

Rest n Peace Dick Biondi

RIP Dick Biondi-a living legend of radio is now broadcasting on a different frequency

R.I.P. Dick Biondi 06/26/2023. You were thee Greatest EVER!! I listened to you every weekday night 9 to midnight on WLS.

R.I.P. Dick Biondi

I was 10 1/2 years old in May '69, listening to WLS and WCFL in Chicago, that summer was really fun. The moon landing was coming in July, the music at this time was killer. Still a bit of psychedelia going on, Tommy James and the Shondells, Cowsills, etc., great choices and styles of music. I guess when you're a kid, you don't notice all the commercials! I guess our attention spans were a lot shorter so we didn't notice, as long as they played our favs. I still remember having my 45's, but, still got excited when they would play one on the radio, it was like cherry on top.

She’s still on the air as of 2023!

Sounds like the now Sirius 60”s channel.

I was 13 years young then living there.

I love a time capsule

We were friends back I’m 1963.

Porter Randall rode in my car once. No joke. Long story.

I worked there sometimes in the '70's. Also in their FM spin off Z97, I was Don Cook on the air. Also at KNUS99.

Back when WLS was a real radio station

My late cousin Kenny's favorite DJ.

Loved this song!! South Bend, IN kids listened to Dick Biondi and the gang all of the time. You could hear WLS if you strolled down Lake Michigan beaches back in the day from all of the radios.

I was doing all nights in Tulsa. Program director told me I sucked and fired me, so I went to Dallas and was hired by KNUS 99, KLIF sister FM station. They piped KNUS in on Tulsa cable and those people had to listen to me from Dallas on their cable. Sometimes things just go my way.

I got to talk to Dick about this song as my dad had a copy of it.

Where can I find more news reports by Porter Randell ?

I remember Biondi.Fun to listen to. Clark Webber.Silver Dollar Survey. You don't realize what you have until it's gone. Memories.

The jingles say "Summertime '69."

you dig radio you will did weird beard on DALLAS BIG KLIF 1190 KIXL OFF THE AIR #2 next to KLIF TOP 40 BEST AM IN BIG D PICTURE OF BEARD😨

THE BEIRDWAZ WAS BEST

I remember this well...