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KEENER GOLD! THE TOP 31 KEENER 13 HITS: 10/16/1969

WKNR MUSIC GUIDE October 16, 1969

WKNR MUSIC GUIDE October 16, 1969

 

 

— OCTOBER 16, 1969 —

 

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— 51 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK —

 

The above WKNR music chart was digitally restored by Motor City Radio Flashbacks

 

 

— In Memory of George Griggs —

A SPECIAL THANK YOU

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A sincere, thank you, Mrs. Patti Griggs. This featured presentation would have not been possible without your generosity and your continuous support.

Above WKNR music chart courtesy of Mrs. Patti Griggs and the George L. Griggs estate.

 

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NATIONAL ‘TOP 30’ THIS WEEK: THE HONOR ROLL! 1957

BILLBOARD HONOR ROLL OF HITS (Week Ending) October 21, 1957

 

THE NATIONAL TOP 30 HITS

THIS WEEK October 21, 1957 63 YEARS AGO

 

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The Honor Roll of Hits comprises the nation’s top tunes according to record sales and sheet sales, disk jockey and jukebox performances as determined by The Billboard’s weekly nationwide sales.

 

WJBK | WXYZ | WKMH | CKLW

 

The Billboard (week-ending) October 6-12 1957 Honor Roll of Hits featured 30 of the most popular radio air plays covering four Detroit top 40 radio stations on the AM dial in 1957.

 

 

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FOR SURVEY WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 12

 

 

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WJBK 1500 FORMULA ’40 SURVEY SOUNDS: 10/14/1957

WJBK RADIO 1500 October 14, 1957

 

WJBK RADIO 1500

— OCTOBER 1957 —

 

 

63 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK

 

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The WJBK FORMULA 40 hits was compiled, tabulated and produced by Radio 1500’s Bob Martin and Rosemary McGann.

This survey was tabulated overall by each record’s popularity and its appeal, sales, listener requests and record airplays based on the judgement of WJBK Radio.

 

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Previewed for the week of October 14, 1957

 

 

Note: By year’s end, 1957, Casey Kasem was no longer at WJBK 1500. Kasem left Detroit for  Buffalo’s WBNY, New York, November 1957. To fill Kasem’s departure, Dan Baxter became the new replacement. Baxter was hired for the all-night shift on WJBK.

Eventually, by early-1958 Tom Clay would fill the time slot allocated the same hours Casey Kasem held prior his exit on WJBK.

 

 

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— In Memory of George Griggs —

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Above WJBK music chart courtesy of Mrs. Patti Griggs and the George L. Griggs estate.

 

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WXYZ AM 1270 ‘DETROIT SOUND SURVEY’: 10/17/1966

WXYZ RADIO 1270 Detroit Sound Survey OCTOBER 17, 1966

 

THE DETROIT SOUND SURVEY

—  OCTOBER 17, 1966 —

 

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This list is selected each week by WXYZ Radio from reports of record sales gathered from leading record outlets in the Detroit area and other sources available to WXYZ.

 

 

 

— The Jim Heddle Collection —

 

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WNIC 100.3: FROM THE PROGRAMMER. A STAFF MEMO

WNIC-FM Memo April 1987

WNIC-FM Memo April 1987

 

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— WNIC-FM 100 —

 

 

A staff memo from the desk of Joel Lind, WNIC programmer (1986-1988)

 

Latest Ratings Results

 

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Johnny Williams joined the airstaff in late 1985 and was hired to replace Alan Almond (Pillow Talk; 7-12M) who left WNIC for WMJC (Candlelight) in November 1985.  

While I was employed there (1983-1987), Jim Harper, morning host and program director at WNIC, left for WDTX 95.5 in July 1986. Joel Lind, replacing Harper, was hired as WNIC station programmer in May, 1986.

This was a typical memo having affirmed the station’s quarterly ratings – congratulatory in scope – as was penned by the WNIC program director. Attached to the above memo as well was a letter written by a former WMJC listener to Johnny Williams of which Joel Lind alluded to in the memo (see below).

 

From the programmer. As it was 33 years ago. 100.3 FM WNIC . . . ‘Detroit’s Nicest Rock’.

 

 

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WNIC-FM Memo April 1987

 

 

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RADIO & RECORDS: ROMANCE, RATINGS, AND RADIO

RADIO & RECORDS March 20, 1987

 

—PILLOW TALK—

Romance, Ratings, and Radio

 

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IN THIS March 20, 1987 page from Radio & Records, former WNIC Program Director Dave Ervin (Chicago; WCLR) and then-current WNIC programmer Joel Lind both weigh in on the success of the Pillow Talk concept in radio from its beginnings at WNIC (Detroit market) under Alan Almond (WMJC) to its current Pillow Talk host on WNIC 100.3, Johnny Williams.

Extending beyond the Detroit market, The ‘Pillow Talk’ concept has largely generated respectable evening audience shares in several markets around the country. Similarly, the Detroit-based “romance” format found their place on FM radio in Chicago, St. Louis, Pittsburgh, Kansas City and Tampa.

 

The published R&R article was copied and made available to the entire WNIC staff by program director Joel Lind at the time, of which I retained and have kept my copy, featured above.

 

 

RADIO & RECORDS

March 20, 1987

 

 

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WHYT: DETROIT’S POWER 96 FM! THIS WEEK, 10/13/1986

WHYT POWER 96 FM SURVEY October 13, 1986

 

HOT HIT SURVEY

 

— OCTOBER 13, 1986 —

 

 

34 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK

OCTOBER 13-19, 1986

 

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— In Memory of George Griggs —

A SPECIAL THANK YOU

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A sincere, thank you, Mrs. Patti Griggs. This featured presentation would have not been possible without your generosity and your continuous support.

 

Above WHYT music chart courtesy of Mrs. Patti Griggs and the George L. Griggs estate.

 

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