WDRQ Top 23 singles and Top 10 LPs for week-ending September 8, 1975
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Above WDRQ music guide courtesy of Mrs. Patti Griggs and the George L. Griggs estate.
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Showcasing WNIC mid-day morning personality Jim Harper on the cover.
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MCRFB Note: Special THANKS to our friend, John Bartony (a.k.a. Jukebox John) St. Clair Shores, Michigan, for providing the above Detroit Free Press WJBK 1500 ad (June 24, 1957) for this site, featured today.
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A special thank you to senior MCRFB consultant Greg Innis, of Livonia, MI., for contributing the Newspapers.com archives (Detroit radio related) articles, ads, and images we have featured on this site, since 2016.
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Detroit Free Press Wednesday Radio September 7, 1966
Above Wednesday Radio courtesy freep.com newspapers archives. Copyright 2022; Newspapers.com
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A MCRFB Note: Glancing over the above Detroit radio guide, it bears noting CKLW had Dusty Rose (actually last name is misspelled — not Rose — it was Dusty Rhodes) competing in the morning drive going against WKNR’s own Dick Purtan. Both were Cincinnati’s WSAI-AM radio personalities during a time in 1964-1965.
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Only three weeks on the Billboard LP’s chart, Allan Sherman’s ‘My Son, The Nut‘ hits the #1 spot, week-ending, August 31, 1963. The album held the top spot on the Billboard Top LP’s for nearly two months, from August 31 to October 25, 1963. It stayed on the charts for 140 weeks and sold 1.2 million copies. [Source: Wikipedia]
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“The listing of records herein is the opinion of CKLW based on its survey of record sales, listener requests and CKLW’s judgement of the record’s appeal.”
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MOTOWN MUSEUM July 19, 2021 [Photo credit: Jim Feliciano (Motor City Radio Flashbacks) 3:39:36 p.m.]
MOTOWN MUSEUM July 19, 2021[Photo credit: Jim Feliciano (Motor City Radio Flashbacks) 3:41:48 p.m.]
MOTOWN MUSEUM July 19, 2021 [Photo credit: Jim Feliciano (Motor City Radio Flashbacks) 3:42:41 p.m.]
MOTOWN MUSEUM July 19, 2021 [Photo credit: Jim Feliciano (Motor City Radio Flashbacks) 3:41:30 p.m.]
MOTOWN MUSEUM July 19, 2021 [Photo credit: Jim Feliciano (Motor City Radio Flashbacks) 3:40:23 p.m.]
MOTOWN MUSEUM July 19, 2021[Photo credit: Jim Feliciano (Motor City Radio Flashbacks) 3:40:54 p.m.]
MOTOWN MUSEUM August 10, 2022 [Photo credit: Jim Feliciano (Motor City Radio Flashbacks) 5:49:47 p.m.]
MOTOWN MUSEUM August 10, 2022 [Photo credit: Jim Feliciano (Motor City Radio Flashbacks) 5:50:04 p.m.]
MOTOWN MUSEUM August 10, 2022 [Photo credit: Jim Feliciano (Motor City Radio Flashbacks) 5:51:02 p.m.]
MOTOWN MUSEUM August 10, 2022[Photo credit: Jim Feliciano (Motor City Radio Flashbacks) 5:51:11 p.m.]
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The Motown Museum is currently undergoing a 50 million dollar renovation and museum expansion.
According to an article in the Detroit Free Press (October 10, 2021), Phase I of the project will consist of construction of a new concrete and granite plaza that will stretch across the front grounds of the museum, spanning across four adjoining houses. It will include a pop-up performance space structuring the front door of the new 50,000 square foot building expansion.
Phase I and Phase II has been completed, according to this Yahoo! News (August 8, 2022) article here. Phase III — adding a new 50,000 square feet expansion facility behind the museum — has yet to get off the ground.
The Motown Museum temporarily closed in July 2021 for the projected renovations. But according to The Detroit News, a partial tour of the museum and its campus was slated to resume, Sunday, August 14, 2022.
The Motown Museum was founded by Berry Gordy’s sister, Esther Gordy, in 1985.
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NOTE I: Recently, there has been some comments critical on social media outlets as to the removal of the lawn turf that was part of the Hitsville landscape since Berry Gordy first acquired the property in 1959. What do you think?
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NOTE II:All photos featured here were taken by Jim Feliciano (Motor City Radio Flashbacks) in 2021 and 2022, as dated. The added March 1966 Hitsville U. S. A. photograph (black and white) is courtesy of the Motown Museum Facebook page.
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MOTOWN MUSEUM August 10, 2022 [Photo credit: Jim Feliciano (Motor City Radio Flashbacks) 5:51:58 p.m.]
MOTOWN MUSEUM August 10, 2022 [Photo credit: Jim Feliciano (Motor City Radio Flashbacks) 5:54:03 p.m.]
MOTOWN MUSEUM August 10, 2022[Photo credit: Jim Feliciano (Motor City Radio Flashbacks) 5:52:19 p.m.]
MOTOWN MUSEUM August 10, 2022[Photo credit: Jim Feliciano (Motor City Radio Flashbacks) 5:50:23 p.m.]
MOTOWN MUSEUM August 10, 2022[Photo credit: Jim Feliciano (Motor City Radio Flashbacks) 5:54:57 p.m.]
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