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"Sure, we like 15 year olds, but your products' best customers aren't the teenagers--so why direct your sales message to them?" (1957)
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"Sure, we like 15 year olds, but your products' best customers aren't the teenagers--so why direct your sales message to them?" (1957)
Radio WCFL began as a labor union radio station in the late 1920s.
Its call letters stand for the Chicago Federation of Labor.
By the late 1960s it dropped most of its labor programming for one of the best Top 40 formats in all of America.
This aircheck is a fine example of the excellent AM Gold playlist they had back in the day.
1969.
Right-wing conspiracy theorist Howard Miller claimed that JFK was alive and surrounded by armed guards in a Dallas hospital.
1978 - Radio WBZ and Radio WCFL - I am a sucker for poor reception
Wake Up Chicago
Radio WCFL: The Voice of Labor
Radio WCFL - the call letters stood for the Chicago Federation of Labor. The station was originally founded as a source of labor union news and its slogan was the “Voice of Labor.” WCFL morphed into a mainstream, commercial pop music station when it became obvious they could not attract listeners with labor news alone.
WCFL - The Voice of Labor