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On May 6, 1937, WLS reporter Herbert Morrison and engineer Charlie Nehlson were on hand for the arrival of the Hindenburg at Lakehurst, NJ. The two were the only radio reporters there, recording the events. (📸Scott Childers/WLSHistory.com) #tbt#wls#hindenburg
It was the first record to be played on WLS Musicradio when we switched to rock ‘n roll on May 2, 1960. Alley-Oop by The Hollywood Argyles. WLS played contemporary music for 29 years before becoming Chicago’s Talk Station. (📸 Scott Childers/WLSHistory.com) #tbt#wls
Lulu Belle and Scotty were popular performers on the WLS National Barn Dance as well as in person as pictured at this Farm Progress show from 1937. (📸Scott Childers/WLSHistory.com) #tbt#throwbackthursday#wls#nationalbarndance