Wolfman Jack’s Golden Oldies Commercial 11:4:22 3.42 PM

Wolfman Jack’s Golden Oldies Commercial 11:4:22 3.42 PM

Author: Gail Nobles November 4, 2022 Duration: 3:41
Audio: XERB Rosarito Beach, Mexico - Monday, March 15, 1971
By: Free the Airchecks
Usage: Archive.org - Public Domain
Uploaded by 92.9 Kick FM
https://archive.org/details/WolfmanJack-XerbRosaritoBeachMexico-MondayMarch151971

Hello! I’m GN & you’re listening to the Podcast Oldies Show. I love oldies & radio personality, Wolfman Jack. The most famous US radio personality of all time. I loved the Wolfman’s character.

(Acting) Do you dig it man?

That’s what he would ask if he were alive to hear conversations about him. When he played a song sometimes, he would let you know what song was coming up next.

(Acting) Here’s Daryl Hall & John Oats - I Can’t Go For That.

I loved his voice & and he would make quiet a bit of noise while playing the music. (Wolf sound) Yea, you might remember him most from his howling wolf sound. I loved everything about the Wolfman. Even his look.

In Dec. 1963, he took a demo tape to XERF, but instead ended up operating the station. For eight months, he aired The Wolfman Jack Show. XERF was the most powerful commercial radio station on earth.

I’m going to share with you now one of Wolfman’s commercials from XERB which the Wolfman moved to in 1965. It was another powerful clear-channel radio station. It was the sister station of Mexican radio station, XERF. I’m going to take you now back down Radio Memory Lane.

(Commercial Playing)

On July 1, 1995, Wolfman Jack left us. He never left my mind & heart. What would he say right now? He’d probably say: I Love You Baby!”

You’re listening to the Podcast Oldies Show. I’m your host, Gail Nobles.

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