HFC Household Finance Co. * 1961
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MCRFB RADIO ADS: “BORROW CONFIDENTLY! HFC” ’61
Category: Flashbacks
WXYZ-AM BACK ON THE RADIO: DICK PURTAN!
WXYZ RECALLED ON MOTOR CITY RADIO FLASHBACKS
WXYZ-AM 1270 * 1977 * DICK PURTAN
NEW! Dick Purtan (“Lou Schuck Night”) WXYZ aircheck date: Thursday, April 28, 1977
The Jim Feliciano Collection
PRESS IMAGE FROM DETROIT RADIO’S PAST: WXYZ, ’74!
A MCRFB NOTE (the caption back of photo reads): “Dick Purtan, left, and Tom Ryan, right, claim Lou isn’t allowed in the studio with his cigar and that Lou always wear Banlon shirts. Here, the daunting Lou Schuck proves them wrong.” 🙂
’50S ROCK N ROLL ICON, FATS DOMINO, REMEMBERED
Fats Domino, Early Rock ‘n’ Roller Pioneer With a Boogie-Woogie Piano, Is Dead at 89
50TH! TALKIN’ ‘BOUT MY GENERATION: TOP HITS OF ’67!
NEIL DIAMOND * 1967
1960S! WHEN ‘POCKET’ RADIOS WERE EN VOGUE: 1963
THE ESSENCE OF ‘SOUL’ 60S GENERATION: ’67 DEFINED!
SOUL SURVIVORS * 1967
— BILLBOARD Peaked #4 November 4, 1967 —
A BILLBOARD CLASSIC ’LP AD FLASHBACK! 09/16/1967
A DETROIT ‘JBK RADIO 1957 BACK-PAGE: THE DJ SAYS
Saturday, February 16, 1957
A DETROIT RADIO BACK-PAGE
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DETROIT FREE PRESS: WJBK-AM ‘U.S. Musicians Succeeding As Goodwill Ambassadors’
(Above WJBK related article is courtesy freep.com newspaper archive. Copyright 2017. Newspapers.com).
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DETROIT MOTOWN MONDAY RECORD FLASHBACK ’67!
THE FOUR TOPS * 1967
A MCRFB Note: The title of the song in the above 1972 Motown “YESTERYEAR” single re-issue is an obvious misprint. “You Keep Running Away,” written by Holland-Dozier-Holland, would be one the the last few singles the Four Tops recorded written by the Motown song-writing trio prior their departure from the label, latter 1967.