A rare KDAY Wolfman Jack

[bud9613]

I remember listening to the radio when you heard that voice OMG! we dance in the livingroom or wherever we were at I just loved him! they don't make em like that anymore!!!

[Beowolf1970ff]

ok i am younger and only know wolfman from tales and videos or audio.. but i can feel it the rock and it move me.. RIP Wolfman. hope god give ya a job in as DJ in heaven to rock all angels there

[68Wildhorse]

Remember when listening to the radio was actually fun? The Wolfman helped make it that way.

[HoboGus]

In 1969 I was 19 and I could pull the Wolfman Jack show (broadcast on XERB from Mexico) on my car radio in Medford, Oregon. Those were days, cruizn main st. lookin' for chicks! R.I.P. Wolfman.

[Ronluther48]

Wolfman Jack WAS Radio!!! I grew up cruising Sunset Blvd, Whittier Blvd,

Harvey's Broiler... 1966 til the military...

Those were the days... Goodbye Denis, Danny, Linda... Peace to those of us left.

[joshiejjones07]

Later, about 1974 they went Soul.

Greatest pomo ever on any station was

sung by Billy Griffin and the new Miracles

on 1580 KDAY (music from "Do it to me")!

Now they went Korean disco.

[Limp73]

Wolfman Jack on K-Day in L.A.! Right after his gig at the now defunct XERB.

[RadioDjFan]

Hey Got any tape from back then ?

[artuvaas]

I lived In Whittier, California when the

Wolfman was on KDAY. I was only 13

at the time. However, KDAY dropped its power after sunset, making it difficult to

hear east of downtown Los Angeles.

Nevertheless, straining to listen through

all the atmospheric interference, there

was "The Legend." I loved this man way

before "American Graffiti." God Bless THE

WOLFMAN! AHHHHOOOOOOOOOOOO!

[hilarioph]

Wolf man will remember his voice :-(

We hope we can hear him shout

[23chazy]

Yes, God bless wolfman jack and the great oldies but goodies music. This is what radio should be, not the crap that you hear now a days.

[SomethingNewNow]

i agree...

[HarleyjXXX]

Shit listen to all this great music. Holy crap this was what radio used to sound like?

[Cliffbrock]

All the stars bro'

[Thewolfmanjack]

YES You got it.

[markybgoode]

This is a nice 1972 air-check collage. Nice scope job. I believe KDAY was the first American station Wolfman worked at after leaving XERB.

[Hroller1]

KDAY sure played a lot of ROCK gold in those days!