Doctor Brock, WCFL Chicago September 4, 1974 Part 1 (0:45:44)
Unscoped
… A shirt with Larry Lujack’s picture on it, baby – I never won anything in my life! …
[Description by Uncle Ricky for exhibit contributed by Andy Bologovsky]
This Exhibit ‘SCOPED (10:14)
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Doc Brock is burning all fifty kilowatts  and more  in this incredible high-energy performance from Chicago’s Voice of Labor on September 4, 1974.
Included in both the unscoped and ‘scoped versions of this Super ‘CFL sample: Spots for Ronco’s Rock Power, Chess King, Just Jeans, and a couple of high-power Instant Ripoff promos. The influence of Jack McCoy and KCBQ is obvious here, not only in the promo style but in the ubiquitous shotgun jingle. It’s just so seventies to hear that shotgun into Feel Like Makin’ Love.
Contributor Andy Bologovsky says this recording was made with one of those early ’70’s radio cassette machines. Part two of this aircheck is below.
Grady Brock suffered from pulmonary fibrosis, and passed away at the age of 66 on June 28, 2015.