Hit the play button and howl at the moon when you get a chance. BONUS Wolfmans Last Night on Soul Express XEPRS: April 14, 1972: Part 1 - Part 2. On the player is a one-hour snippet of Wolfman Jack, as he appeared on his last show over XPRS, Apbefore heading to Los Angeles to do a stint over KDAY and become immortalized by way of syndication. Wolfman Jack was the stage name of the hugely popular disc jockey in the 1960s and 1970s who came to prominence in the United States on Mexican radio. Wolfman Jack on XERB Ap(1) Wolfman Jack on XERB Ap(2) Wolfman Jack on XERB March 15, 1971. You know too much – you are too hip – you are way too cool for the room. Airchecks by Radiomania is the home of the next generation of classic radio featuring recordings from the 1960s through early 2000’s.We do not own the rights. He made his mark as a disc jockey from 1958 to 1966, on radio station XERF (1570 AM) in Ciudad Acuña, Coahuila, Mexico, just across the river from Del.

He was first on the airwaves as Daddy Jules on Newport News, Virginia, station WYOU-AM. The Revolution Will Not Be Televised speaks to you. From the busy streets of Brooklyn in the 30s and 40s, Robert Weston Smith aka Wolfman Jack - would go on to turn his childhood love of radio into a career th. Born Robert Weston Smith in Brooklyn, New York. Bubblegum doesn’t speak to you – laid back, peaceful-easy-feeling doesn’t speak to you either. Soul music speaks to you – Marvin Gaye speaks to you – Brenda and The Tabulations speak to you. Not you – You’re a diehard Wolfman Jack follower and XPRS is your go-to station. You don’t want to be like everybody else – you’re convinced you’re from another planet.Įven what you listen to – they all listen to KMET or KLOS. You feel like you’re on the outside and that nobody understands you – and that’s okay. The jocks don’t like you or your friends either. He doesn’t like you – he doesn’t like your friends. You all get together behind the cafeteria at lunch and smoke – one of you keeps a lookout for the Boys VP. No matter how attractive the bargain-bin price may be, the results are disappointing. Unfortunately, these versions were re-recorded long after they were hits. You swear you’re going to burn your draft card when you turn 18. Radio Hits, packaged under the guise of the late DJ Wolfman Jack, contains ten tracks from the AM radio era of the '50s and '60s by the Box Tops, the Zombies, the Chiffons, and others.

You almost got busted at the March down Wilshire last year. You tried to start a chapter of SDS at your school – you’ve demonstrated against the War. Life is about serious issues and deep concepts all the time. You think a lot of things are silly – you think high school is silly – you think a lot of people are silly. J Wolfman Jack was born Robert Weston Smith on January 21st 1938 in Brooklyn, New York. You have these friends – you’re all really serious. Hanging Out: 1972 – Cooler than you and your friends they don’t make.

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