JACK WHITE’S THIRD MAN RECORDS (Detroit) NOW OWNS THIS ULTRA-RARE MOTOWN SINGLE!
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Recently, Detroit’s own Jack White reportedly paid $70,000 (according to WDIV; June 21) to Eastpointe’s Melodies and Memories for the titled Frank Wilson 1965 Motown single and will be keeping it in Detroit. Purportedly, out of 250 initially pressed (the entire lot was alleged having been destroyed by Motown) the Frank Wilson single is just one of two known to exist today.
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WXYZ SALUTES THE DETROIT HIGH SCHOOLS * T-U-V * 1963-1964
THE WXYZ ‘PAMS’ HIGH SCHOOLERS. ABOUT THESE JINGLES
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In 1963, WXYZ commissioned PAMS of Dallas to create a plethora of outstanding jingles saluting the Detroit area high schools. They were aired mostly during the Detroit high school graduation season and were highlighted as well on WXYZ during the fall Detroit high school football season, 1963 and 1964.
You will find every Detroit high school in the surrounding WXYZ listening area recognized in order — A through Z — throughout these collage of specially made PAMS jingle packages Motor City Radio Flashbacks presents here, and for the first time, all this week.
Which ever high school you may have attended on the Detroit map at the time, you can bet WXYZ paid homage to your school as named — and its colors — in the 1960s.
Listen here.
From Taylor Center High School to Visitation High — in this segment — you just may find your high school mentioned here, as they were aired on WXYZ Radio 1270 over 53 years ago.
WXYZ SALUTES THE DETROIT HIGH SCHOOLS * W-X-Y-Z* 1963-1964
THE WXYZ ‘PAMS’ HIGH SCHOOLERS. ABOUT THESE JINGLES
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In 1963, WXYZ commissioned PAMS of Dallas to create a plethora of outstanding jingles saluting the Detroit area high schools. They were aired mostly during the Detroit high school graduation season and were highlighted as well on WXYZ during the fall Detroit high school football season, 1963 and 1964.
You will find every Detroit high school in the surrounding WXYZ listening area recognized in order — A through Z — throughout these collage of specially made PAMS jingle packages Motor City Radio Flashbacks presents here, and for the first time, all this week.
Which ever high school you may have attended on the Detroit map at the time, you can bet WXYZ paid homage to your school as named — and its colors — in the 1960s.
Listen here.
From Walled Lake High School to Wally Grove High — in this segment — you just may find your high school mentioned here, as they were aired on WXYZ Radio 1270 over 53 years ago.
WXYZ SALUTES THE DETROIT HIGH SCHOOLS * M-N-O-P* 1963-1964
THE WXYZ ‘PAMS’ HIGH SCHOOLERS. ABOUT THESE JINGLES
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In 1963, WXYZ commissioned PAMS of Dallas to create a plethora of outstanding jingles saluting the Detroit area high schools. They were aired mostly during the Detroit high school graduation season and were highlighted as well on WXYZ during the fall Detroit high school football season, 1963 and 1964.
You will find every Detroit high school in the surrounding WXYZ listening area recognized in order — A through Z — throughout these collage of specially made PAMS jingle packages Motor City Radio Flashbacks presents here, and for the first time, all this week.
Which ever high school you may have attended on the Detroit map at the time, you can bet WXYZ paid homage to your school as named — and its colors — in the 1960s.
Listen here.
From Melvindale High School to Plymouth High — in this segment — you just may find your high school mentioned here, as they were aired on WXYZ Radio 1270 over 53 years ago.