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T. Storm Hunter; (birth name:
In 1968, with a ten-dollar bill that he stole from his father's wallet, Stormy made his
first record, a direct-cut acetate of piano solos, experimental music, and
silliness which was called "Rolling Sprools". In 1970, with his neighbor, friend,
and colleage In 1991, for personal and professional reasons, he legally changed his birth name to T. Storm Hunter (he is "Stormy" to his friends and family). Stormy's parents are both deceased, but he maintains close relationships with his brothers (Eric, b. 1961 and Rob, b. 1966). Stormy and his wife Rhonda (b. 1950) have been married since 1983. |
The Repository thanks T. Storm Hunter for sharing!
Bob Dearborn, WCFL Chicago December 22, 1972 (RESTORED)
(40:52)
[Description by Uncle Ricky, 12/10/2005] Our thanks to contributor T. Storm Hunter for this Christmastime 1972 aircheck, made possible by The Chicago Federation of Labor. The mistake by "Thumbs" isn't the most interesting thing about this aircheck - it's the spontaneous quips from Bob Dearborn about the mistake. Remember that in the world of professional Top 40 radio, everything was supposed to work as planned. Is Dearborn smooth, or what? Bob Christopher is featured with news. You'll hear forgotten Rock hero Argent for Pepsi, reports about Nixon and Haig, and Chicago's Dialogue seems remarkably applicable today. All of the music in this exhibit has been restored. | ||
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Fred Winston, JJ Jeffrey, WLS Chicago December 20, 1974
(41:53)
. . . it was extremely cold on one's appendages, and things that are exposed . . . Three classic Chicago radio talents are featured on this exhibit from WLS on December 20, 1974. Fred Winston and JJ Jeffrey are heard before news by Lyle Dean, followed by more of JJ. Winston and JJ do a couple sets together, and it sounds like Christmas Cheer was well underway at the Big 89 just a few days before Christmas, 1974. |
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JJ Jeffrey, WLS Chicago December 20, 1974
(29:24)
. . . high tomorrow, 34 - Three Degrees . . . JJ Jeffrey continues his program from December 20, 1974.
And did anyone ever write a movie script based on Angie Baby, Cat's In The Cradle or |
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More to Come from The T. Storm Hunter Collection!
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