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Lujack was a supreme a*hole. But at least he made fun of Oprah on national television, so there's that! LOL

Tower of Power/Still A Young Man before Croce

So many great memories!😂

I started listening to Larry on WLS when I a kid in the late 60s. I worked really hard to imitate him, which made for hilarious schtick at school. Larry is to blame for my later career in broadcasting, where I even worked in the same market just 4 years after this recording (at a much smaller station). Did I say blame? I meant thank! And thank YOU for posting this.

BIG 6💯💯💯💯💯💯

Sittin here in 2024 and imma wondering if they put a tape player in that time capsule as well. Be hard pressed to find an analog tape player in this digital day

Glenbard West?? I went to East years later

Awesome. 😎. Please give us more Lujack.

This appears to be from two different days. Towards the end of 0-4:29 on this Larry talks about a flattering Trib article that mentions he was born in Quasqueton, IA. The only Trib article that matches that is dated June 7, 1972. Starting at 4:29 is a different day, judging by the time checks. Larry gives an ad for a showing on "Ensign Pulver" that afternoon on channel 7 at 3:30. The only match I could find for that is a listing in the Trib the very next day, June 8, 1972. That makes sense that the original poster captured some on one day at got some more the next morning.

Man, I wish you would have left the songs in! But this is still pure gold. Thank you! I listened from Marshfield, Missouri, but only at night. I couldn't pick up WLS during the day.

NOW WCFL INTERNET OLDIES 2023

STUNNING CLASSIC LARRY BIGV10👽EARTH WE INTERSEP💯💯💯💯

BIG 8 CKLW ROCKED US/CANADA PAT HOLIDAY⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐5 STAR AIRCHECK🧨♥♥

30 September 1972: 1. 'Freddie's dead' (Curtis Mayfield); 2. 'Nights in white satin' (Moody Blues); 3. 'Roberta' (Bones); 4. 'Don't mess around with Jim' (Jim Croce); 5. non-identified song; 6. 'All the way' (Raspberries); 7. 'Garden party' (Ricky Nelson); 8. 'Everybody plays the fool' (Main Ingredient); 9. 'Different drum' 1967 (Linda Ronstadt & Stone Poneys); 10. 'Tight rope' (Leon Russell); 11. 'I believe in music' (Gallery); 12. 'Listen to the music' (Doobie Brothers); 13. 'You wear it well' (Rod Stewart); 14. 'If I could reach you' (Fifth Dimension); 15. unidentified Alice Cooper song; 16. 'Good time Charlie's got the blues' (Danny O'Keefe); 17. 'Honky cat' (Elton John); 18. 'I can see clearly now' (Johnny Nash); 19. 'Play me' (Neil Diamond); 20. 'Baby, don't get hooked on me' (Mac Davis); 21. 'Sunshine of your love' 1968 (Cream); 22. 'Black and white' (Three Dog Night).

Flairs, monster bells, and baggies- Just Pants. Man, what a decade. Superjock is having way too much fun on the air. The Klunk Letter of the Day: He makes the Heavy 60 list on the Chicago Reader's first anniversary! Music: Honky Cat- twice! Insider's joke: ratings. Thanks for this, Pure Air.

Miss these guys more everyday.

CKLW under PD Bill Hennes. Love "brother" Bill Gable.

❤❤❤❤The 70's CKLW ❤❤❤❤

Thank you for this memory !

Pat Holiday was a great entertainer.

I heard this blooper years ago & forgot where & how I came across it...I took a shot @ this one... it's it!!! Hilarious!! The laughing is contagious 😂

I was 10 when Larry was on the air. I remember this very well! Best times.

One thing we lost with "music on demand" is great DJs. What a great era. I'm glad I was able to experience it. It's like having your favorite podcaster playing your favorite music. Ha!

Good stuff..

Wonderful audio...Thanks for uploading this gem..

Bill Gable was wearing those classic bell bottom jeans so popular in the 70's. Thanks for sharing this vintage blast from the past with great early 70's music.

Wow, Pat Holiday is on a pay phone in his photo. He was a good DJ who could really talk fast. Thanks for sharing this short classic aircheck with great music from the early 70's.

I had just turned 2 years old (Oct 24) when this aired.

This is a classic. Larry Lukack the greatest disc jockey of all time. Would listen to him when I was a teenager all the way in Peoria county.

I used to love it when he'd laugh and pound the table and you could hear his coffee mug bounce. And, good old Spacey Dave gets his on-air moment.

"...and Ed Hanrahan says he's going to put up his storm windows this weekend..." For a brief moment in time, we had SuperJock. Reliving my teenage years!

GOLD!

The best ever,I'm sure he took his shiny new dime with him.Thank for all the smiles you put on your listeners faces..

Do we need you now ! Miss you !

Uncle Lar ROCKS! Rest In Peace, Brother Larry! I am Baptist by faith, but I know that Larry Lujack is in Heaven, he was saved before he was ever on the radio. So folks, don't fear, you'll see our Uncle Lar again!

This is all kinds of awesome. The clunk letter was such a blast.

RIP, and thanks for the music. I grew up in northeastern Ohio and would wait until the sun went down so I could pull in WCFL on my radio. Larry Lujack was my favorite.

"He cared enough to send The Very Best" - Superjock's paraphrase of John 3:16. Wow. Who knew? I'm impressed.

RIP UNCLE LAR, STILL LAUGHING AT YOUR STORIES

Never before has a generation plus been a part of a single persona. You were unique to radio and a true trendsetter for the youth still attempting to perfect the simplicity you brought to Chicago Radio, Why so many years in the number 2 market... You were real! Love from all your generational family!

RIP Larry Lujack.

Little known fact: he knew Paul Revere (as in Paul Revere and the Raiders) when they were growing up in Idaho

R.I.P. Superjock.

RIP Ole Uncle Lar! You will be missed.

RIP SIR. YOU WILL be missed. You taught a young boy everything he knew.

Thanks Dott.

Mother and Child Reunion - Paul Simon

Anyone know the beginning of the song that's played in the beginning? Where it goes "don't be a moment away" sounded like an African Amercian woman.

hey what are you doing? I am retired.