Concerts and Events

8 Track Fridays is about playing the Music that you Listened to as it went Mobile in your Car. The Mustang, one of the first cars to have 8-Track Players which was Developed by William Lear of Lear jets.

Columbia Tape Club secured 8-Track special editions just to the club members that were never issued to the general public and are still great sets of music of Rock groups or Stars that is the only way to acquire these sets of music .

Headphone Saturday Nights is Music that is meant to be Listen to with Headphones. Koss headphones were the coveted headphones of the day.

Sept 29th from 1to 4 PM CST Supertramp

Oct 6th from 1to 4 PM CST John Lennon

Oct 13th from 1to 4 PM CST Faces

Oct 20th from 1to 4 PM CST Jefferson Starship

Oct 27th from 1to 4 PM CST Patti Smith

Nov 3rd from 1to 4 PM CST Steve Miller

8-Track Fridays & Headphone Sat Nites

Sept 25th at 8 PM CST we play We're An American Band. and Sat 8PM CST Wish You Were Here

Oct 2nd at 8 PM CST we play Red Octopus and Sat 8PM CST Young Americans

Oct 9th at 8 PM CST we play Walla and Bridges and Sat 8PM CST Every Picture Tells a Story

Oct 16th at 8 PM CST we play Reggatta de Blanc and Sat 8PM CST Goats Head Soup

Oct 23rd at 8 PM CST we play Dire Staits and Sat 8PM CST Brothers and Sisters

Oct 30th at 8 PM CST we play Lola and Sat 8PM CST Fire and Water

Nov 6th at 8 PM CST we play Horses and Sat 8PM CST Fly Like an Eagle

We Celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Fantasy Park by broadcasting it on Labor Day Weekend.

The station that broadcast it 50 years ago was WDAI (now WLS-FM) who choose to decline the opportunity to simulcast with us as saying they are now a 80's station and beyond.

vFantasy Park was an Music Festival that was completely created in studio to simulate a Woodstock type 3 Day Concert with announcers of the acts and also to the audience as if it is happening before their eyes. The use of audience sounds as if each act came to the imaginary stage and played before them. It was played on over 200 radio stations in 1975 and 1976. It was very successful. It was created at KNUS, Dallas. Producer Steven Blackson and Host Fred Kennedy with Rod Serling (Twilite Zone, Night Gallery) was the moderator on the hour to say the Fantasy Park concert the best concert that never happened. The Chicago broadcast WDAI (now WLS-FM) edited out allot of Serlings announcements with local comment or Serlings announcements not played at all. I myself Spent 2 plus days recording it on Reel To Reel (12 Reel to Reels- both sides-Speed 3.75) which I still have today. I was contacted by Director Rachel Mills who is directing a short documentary about Fantasy Park and was looking for a copy of Fantasy Park because the creators of Fantasy Park did not have a copy of it. I chose not to give it to them because the offer was a foot note in the documentary. I'm hoping she has better handle on what Fantasy Park is and what it really physically occupies now that she said she has found a copy. Hopefully not a second generation copy. Look for the documentary 2020 as is the 45th anniversary of Fantasy Park. We will be playing Fantasy Park when the documentary on Fantasy Park is aired, and as we have in the past, the 46th anniversary 2021 as years in the past. As of Feb. 2022 the Documentary has not been finished and there is hope it does get done, but it is not looking good right now. The latest is that since only one of the persons involed is still alive it is no longer a documentary going forward. My instincts of not giving them a copy was right on, nothing would come of it. This radio station's goal is to provide the best music ever produced,

Our Station plays Album sides and full albums all day everyday because we feel the album concept is deeply ingrained and we want to keep that in our playing of the best rock ever created.