WGN Radio Collection

Dusty Groove has just bought the lot and will be starting to put them up for sale very soon. 12 inches, 7 inches, and other assorted methods of music production since the late fifties. I have seen the pic of the building and it is named WGN Tribune. (is it Chicago?, perhaps someone from the states can give us the exact location).

js wrote: Is WGN gone? From my experience as a youth, WGN was an AM station out of Chicago that had a huge broadcast range and could be picked up in Texas and all over the nation. Many young people swore by their playlist and preferred them to local stations. Their top 40 countdown was very popular. As I remember, they were big on promoting mid-western rock-pop-RnB acts like Chicago, 3 Dog Night, Guess Who etc.

I don't know if they are gone but all their records are John. They may have gone fully digital with everything in a computer and sold the vinyl. I know a lot of stations don't even have hard copies of music anymore. Most likely though if AM band............... Can't see the fuss really with all the foramts now. AM is good enough for me. I can remember when radio went to FM here. I was 16 when it started. Old hat now, after the introduction of Digital