MOTHER YOU, SMOTHER YOU * Christine Schumacher Sings With The Supremes * MOTOWN 1966
ON THE MOTOWN RECORD LABEL IT READS: “Winner (Record A Record with the Supremes Contest) Scott Regen WKNR”
MOTHER YOU, SMOTHER YOU * Christine Schumacher Sings With The Supremes * MOTOWN 1966
ON THE MOTOWN RECORD LABEL IT READS: “Winner (Record A Record with the Supremes Contest) Scott Regen WKNR”
FOUR GENTS * Soul Sister * (WKNR) HBR Records (1966)
“Soul Sister,” by the Four Gents, was the record Scottie Regen dedicated to Christine Schumacher, after calling her live on his show informing her she was the winner of his WKNR ‘Record A Record With The Supremes‘ contest in November 1966.
To fully appreciate this WKNR July 24, 1967 chart feature click on image 2x and open to second window. Click image anytime to return to NORMAL image size.
Click your server’s back button to return to MCRFB home page.
The WKNR TOP 13 and 5 additional BONUS song titles from this July 24, 1967 music guide were selected for your listening enjoyment here.
A MCRFB Note: Want more of those ‘classic’ jingles you remember listening to on the radio? You can listen to any of those other jingle packages Motor City Radio Flashbacks has archived to date, thus far. You will find them all in one place, over HERE.
DEARBORN — WKNR-FM has separated from its AM operation and has instead gone into full time broadcasting, 22 hours a day, according to station manager, John Small.
“Because we have been well received by both listeners and sponsors,” Small said, “we have taken the opportunity to become an entire separate entity.” Plans are being completed to began stereo operation within the next few weeks. The new format for the station encompasses all types of music, Small said.
The new lineup at the station includes Paul Grenier, 6-11 a.m., Gary Granger, 11 a.m.-4 p.m., Jesse Crawford, 4 p.m.-7 p.m., Dan Carlisle, 7 p.m.-11 p.m., and Mike Turner, 11 p.m.-4 a.m. END
(Information and news source: Billboard; August 1, 1970).
A MCRFB VIEWING TIP: To fully appreciate this WKNR June 28, 1971 chart feature click on image 2x and open to second window. Click image anytime to return to NORMAL image size.
(Click your server’s back button to return to MCRFB home page).
MCRFB has every song selection on this WKNR playlist archived in it’s music library. All SIX featured song titles randomly were selected for your listening enjoyment here.
Scott Regen, thank you for those WONDERFUL ’60s WKNR memories you gave us all in Detroit. More than just a phenomenon . . . you took all of us “along for the ride” during those years when you were on the radio, here, in Motown — “Keener 13.”
A MCRFB Note: I heard from WKNR great Paul Cannon, who kindly pointed out (June 6) the Scott Regen photo first published here was “displayed” incorrectly. Per Paul’s suggestion, I flipped the photo over to reflect the true positioning of Scott Regen, inside the WKNR AM studio, as it actually was looking from where the picture was taken initially. Thank you, Paul Cannon, I have made the proper correction now shown above. –J.F.
MCRFB Note: For more on Dick Purtan’s personal (and humorous) reflections on his early days, WKNR, May, 1965, check out his dickpurtan.com podcast No. 50 — GO HERE.