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Stan Freberg: The Satirical Genius Who Rewrote the Rules of Comedy, Advertising, and Radio

Comedy, Stan Freberg

Stan Freberg: The Satirical Genius Who Rewrote the Rules of Comedy, Advertising, and Radio

A RADIO GREAT - Long before there were viral videos, TikTok parodies, [...]

Jim Hampton April 11, 2025

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Jim Feliciano: Thank you, Vaughn! I will see if I can do a deep search on those two other TM references, which you alluded to. Thank you for your added comment(s) you enabled on this site! :)

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Vaughn Baskin: TM Jingle Singers: WJLB! MARTHA JEAN "THE QUEEN" STEINBERG!! fm 98!!!

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Vaughn Baskin: But what Berry doesn't know that he would also introduce a boy band that would take Motown into a whole new level a boy band consisted of 5 brothers from Gary, Indiana named The Jackson 5ive!

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Vaughn Baskin: Uh Jim you forgot one more part of TM's legendary story, and that is both TM Communications and TMCI.

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James Nuznoff: Wow...what a great tribute to Chicago black radio in the late 1960s. I lived in the Detroit market at that time and listened to WJLB 1400, WCHB 1440, WCHD 105.9 and WGPR 107.5 during that era when I wished to listen to black programming. These stations seemed to devote more airtime to the DJs than did WKNR, CKLW or WXYZ. As was mentioned in this post, they didn't use as many jingles. But I do remember "14-40 WCHB". I will provide other memories of Detroit radio in other posts. Again, this was a super good, top quality audio post.

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