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Grew up in the '90s with Alan Almond on PillowTalk before I went to sleep every night. I thought his voice was what God sounded like. I wanted to see if CZcams had a recording of his voice somewhere - thank you for posting this, though, discovering he was a white guy, today, in the year of our lord 2024 is like having a rift ripped through a memory and splitting it all in half. 🤣 RIP, Alan Almond, thank you for helping a very wound-tight and anxious girl fall asleep in MetroDetroit for the first third of my life.

Jack was a great man.

Original. Authentic. Real.

Can't believe it has been 8 years since his passing. RIP Arthur W. "Charlie Tuna" Ferguson.

The sadness in hes eyes says it all...

God bless paul Harvey i just found him today and im watching all of hes speeches im 43 and my eyes are open to whats going on god bless....❤

God bless.. I'm 58 yo from Illinois Chicago Cicero.. i sit up at night an extra 60 min to hear Mr. Harvy. I missed a lot of school.. well i love to host a show about pauls works.

What an artist at the console. Bill's inner clock was perfect to the split second.

Miss 1010 WINS former sister station KFWB News 98 in LA.

Of course to some of us kids, he seemed square, but he was instead actually very very intelligent, and we were the block heads!

Good day sir

No matter what I was doing when I heard that voice at noon, I stopped whatever I was doing and listened for a few minutes. Even when I was a kid.

Respect 🙏❤️✝️

What a great voice

Real journalism died when Paul Passed

Hooray for Pat. I liked the Underdogs, The Rationals, early Bob Seger & SRC !!!

Listened to him from 81 till 87 when I entered the military. Loved listening to him after working at fast food joints

Joey was my inspiration to go in to radio. Thanks a lot.

What? No mention of The Buzzard Song and Ho For the Weekend by Cleveland Troubadour Alex Bevan who is still at it in 2024

COULDNT SAY IT ANY BETTER GARY

Joey Reynolds "Fill These"...WPOP Hartford

Lived in Lansing, Illinois just outside of Chicago and listned to Larry Ljack in high school, college, and when I left college. Loved his program!!!!

Great Tribute.

The 96.3 Jingle is the same one as 100.3's

Great video Art.

The late Larry Lujack was abd always be the greatest dj. In history. I listened to him for decades and loved All his shows.i grew up in Northern Indiana. A great star has fallen. But he will never be forgotten from those that listened to him. Rip

I used to listened to Alen every night going home from my job. I just loved his voice and back then, I didn't know how to record his shows.... Just loved that man.....

Charlie tuna you are an inspiration thank you for paving the way for on air personalities like myself and future DJs Charlie tuna will be remembered as haveing a richness and deepness in his voice rare what you find in DJ most DJ voices are clear. I’m glad I’m not that type of DJ with a clear voice. I’m glad I have some depth and deepness to my voice Charlie tuna will always be considered one of the best thanks buddy. You will never be forgotten.

I was a boy in the early 60s I would remember HOA in the morning it was like part of my DNA I couldn't forget it. I sometimes wouldn't think of him for years and I'd think about the song Hello Again and it all floods back That song is part of my early childhood . Good by HOA and I thank you so very very much. Dover New Jersey.

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educate yourselves and listen to this man. I promise you ont be dksappointed

He sure has fun at his job

Growing up in south east Wisconsin, as a kid in the 70’s I would listen to Chicago radio… WLS, WCFL, The Loop…listening to Larry, Dick & Doug, Johnny B, Fred Winston, and Steve & Garry that was when radio was at its prime. I even got a job as a DJ on my local station doing weekends for 5 years when I was in college. I miss those good days of radio!🎸🎶

News reporters, news stations, the whole industry lost their morals. What a s***show we have going on nowadays.

Great Job ! And morning man on 92WKTU New York - from 1982-1985

I always enjoyed his show ❤❤ RIH Alan

I was instantly transported back to warm summer evenings, laid back..setting on the porch..just enjoying Alan.. so long ago.

Listened to Larry every day in Chicago back in the 70s. Snark at its best.

The best radio that there ever was!

What an admirable man, in many ways, including his love for "angel."

The guy had so much class.

Damn he is so handsome!

A man of integrity! There is a lose of integrity today.

I disgree. Just hearing his voice is enouph. Gets better. Listen Again. To what he says.

That was heavy doc.

And now you know.... The rest of the story. Good day. I loved listening to him at lunch with my grandpa. The good ole days

Getting ready for school in the morning listening to the zoo. Man I miss those days

He looks like a different person

I always listen to him on WLS.great memories.R.I.P Larry.

I said, 'Charlie, did that hurt?' - 'Did what hurt?' -- - When you HIT THAT POST!