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Sam Cooke Funeral Held in Chicago, Jan. 2, 1965

Sam Cooke Funeral Held in Chicago, Jan. 2, 1965

CHICAGO — A crowd estimated at 15,000 flocked to the Tabernacle [...]

Jim Hampton January 24, 2025

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Vaughn B.: Nowadays WABX is a Classic RockRadio station in Evansville, Indiana at 107 and A 1/2 FM.

5 days ago

Vaughn B.: Let's face it without PAMS Of Dallas every jingle company today wouldn't be exist, why without PAMS there would be no TM, Reel Good, Reelworld, Top Format, Otis Conner, Toby Arnold, Tony Griffin, Pepper-Tanner, Media General, GMI, Parma, Total Sound, Alfasound, Standard Sound, Muff Murfin, Century 21 Programming, Radioscape, Thompson Creative, Zone Jingles, William B. Tanner, Upbeat, Firstcom, and of course the legendary and iconic JAM Creative Productions Incorporated, all of them can trace back to PAMS and their everlasting legacy and influence that makes Dallas-Fort Worth the radio jingle capital of the world!

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Vaughn B.: Danny Maybe gon' but definitely not forgotten

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Jim Feliciano: Thank you, Paul, you are absolutely correct! It was not that other Fred . . . but that other Jacobs who went by the name, Ron, at KHJ! I will make the correction and thank you, for your shared thoughts and comment, as well.

2 months ago

Paul Francuch: Thanks for posting the digitally-enhanced aircheck of Robert W. Morgan from 1965. It's interesting to hear the "elements" used in the early formulation of Bill Drake's legendary "Boss Radio" format (including no "20/20 News" within this featured 45 minutes of morning drive-time programming). But reading the accompanying text, there's reference to KHJ program director "Fred" Jacobs. I may be wrong but I think it should be "Ron" Jacobs.

2 months ago

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