The big 670’s days as a legendary country outlet and flagship station of the Chicago White Sox are covered. “WMAQ’s gonna make me rich!” The short-lived talk format and WMAQ All News 67 are also explained in detail. Finally, the sad demise in 2000 as CBS dumped 78 years of radio history, killing WMAQ and replacing it with The Score WSCR-AM.

On August 1, 2000, Chicago lost a big chunk of radio history. On that day Chicago's oldest radio station, WMAQ-AM (670) faded out - replaced with the format and call letters of The Score WSCR-AM, CBS Radio's all-sports station, moved from 1160 to 670.

On August 24, 2019, forty-four former members of this incredible family of professionals gathered for a long awaited reunion........more. During the "Country Years" (1975 - 1988) Chicago's NBC...

670 WMAQ Radio. 903 likes · 1 talking about this. This page is for the fans and listeners of one of the greatest country music stations in America 670...

1991年8月26日 · WMAQ AM 670 was a station owned and operated by Group W, Westinghouse Broadcasting Company. It is now defunct as "All-News 67". The WMAQ bumper can be heard at the 11:13 mark with the slogan...

Fred Sanders Trucker Show, September 1981. Overnight radio show 67 WMAQ Chicago. Aircheck received in Philadelphia. Unfortunately, I scoped it when I recorde...

2019年8月31日 · During the Country Years, at NBC's 67 WMAQ, an incredible staff of professionals began uniting as a family. From 1975 through 1988, a bond was formed that was very unique .

This Facebook page is for those who worked at 670 WMAQ-AM Radio in Chicago ONLY during its Country Music Days 1975-1987. Only members can see who's in the group and what they …

WMAQ was an AM radio station in located in Chicago, Illinois, USA & broadcast @ 670 kHz with 50,000 watts. The station was in existence from 1922 to 2000 & was the oldest surviving broadcast outlet in Chicago.

Chicago News Conference 67 WMAQ, Guest: Mayoral Candidate Donald Haider, 1987 January 11, AC2284, Box: 53, Item: 6. Northwestern University Audio Cassettes Collection, 76/2. Northwestern University Archives. Copy to clipboard. Cite Item Description.