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This article brings back memories. From 1963 through at least 1971, WING was my main station. I used to collect the weekly surveys, along with the ones my sisters would get from WLS. Peg 02:42, 18 February 2007 (UTC) reply

Great to have this article. Can someone add mention of "Skinny Bobby" Harper? I think that's missing. This is the station where you first heard "Running Bear" and years later it was the Beach Boys singing "Barbara Ann".