what are you listening to?

[FredR]

 

[Vintage 700b]

Blowing the cobwebs out of the corners of the room today!
Ted Nugent - Free For All - "Dog Eat Dog" at elevated volume +++!
Feeling the WOPL 700b and enjoying every note............

 

[laatsch55]

Ya need 20 minutes of Stranglehold!!

 

[Vintage 700b]

Thanks Lee!
I have that one too, playin' it loud today !!!!
Snowing, and windy out, great day for Rock and Roll....WOPL style!

 

[laatsch55]

Amen bud!!!

 

[George S.]

The Steve Miller Band.....Book Of Dreams

 

[laatsch55]

I always thought the hat looked stupid.....jeez..

 

[Vintage 700b]

I Remember when that song came out ........
I carried around a "Transistor Radio" in those days.
It's a classic.

 

[George S.]

Internet Archive.... Progressive Music Planet....Krautrock Special

 

[Vintage 700b]

I always thought the hat looked stupid.....jeez..

Not sure what was going on with the hat! Stills duck walk at the beginning was interesting too?????
Sure glad they didn't tip that 61' Impala, sweet car.
Niel Youngs muttonchops were popular, when I was in H.S. that was the look !
Great song, strange days..........

 

[WOPL Sniffer]

I Remember when that song came out ........
I carried around a "Transistor Radio" in those days.
It's a classic.

Hell Yeah

 

[Vintage 700b]

No, more like this

 

[Bob Boyer]

No, more like this
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There ya go. Had a cream-colored GE about that size that let me listen to a couple of great top-40 stations as a kid before I started working and could start assembling a stereo.

 

[FredR]

I always thought the hat looked stupid.....jeez..

Ha! And this from a Wyoming guy!
https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/teams/WYO/wyoming-cowboys/

 

[Vintage 700b]

There ya go. Had a cream-colored GE about that size that let me listen to a couple of great top-40 stations as a kid before I started working and could start assembling a stereo.

Hi Bob,
Found an old "tombstone" radio in the attic back then, so that was my "base station" in my room and the transistor was for anywhere/anytime....went through a lot of 9v batteries........listening to good ole' WLS out of Chicago. Had an ancient Halicrafters Short Wave too, one of my first repair jobs....was given to me not working......remember listening to the “Rumble in the Jungle,” fight, live on that! Good memories.

 

[laatsch55]

Ha! And this from a Wyoming guy!
https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/teams/WYO/wyoming-cowboys/

Well yeah, Cowboy Joe dont rock and roll!!

 

[Bob Boyer]

Hi Bob,
Found an old "tombstone" radio in the attic back then, so that was my "base station" in my room and the transistor was for anywhere/anytime....went through a lot of 9v batteries........listening to good ole' WLS out of Chicago. Had an ancient Halicrafters Short Wave too, one of my first repair jobs....was given to me not working......remember listening to the “Rumble in the Jungle,” fight, live on that! Good memories.

Drove a lot of nights between Greenville, SC and Chattanooga listening to John Records Landecker on WLS. Youtalkin'tome? Those boogie checks of his were usually epic.

 

[Vintage 700b]

Wow, John Landecker,....... boy does that bring back the memories!
I was trying to remember those DJ's names.
That and "Great Lakes Dragway" ...... Sunday!, Sunday!, Sunday!
Thanks for that!

 

[Bob Boyer]

Don't forget SuperJock - Larry Lujack - who couldn't decide if he wanted to be on WCFL or WLS...

 

[FredR]

Not sure what was going on with the hat! Stills duck walk at the beginning was interesting too?????
Sure glad they didn't tip that 61' Impala, sweet car.
Niel Youngs muttonchops were popular, when I was in H.S. that was the look !
Great song, strange days..........

Duck walk was awesome! Was like, where did that come from???