Mark Gunn
@gunnshots357.bsky.social
Owner & President of Mark Gunn Media Inc.
Vice - President of Radio Programming for Aircom Media
Program Director & Radio Personality for 104.7 WLOU
Model & President of Thee M.O.D. Squad - Men Of Distinction
Vice - President of Radio Programming for Aircom Media
Program Director & Radio Personality for 104.7 WLOU
Model & President of Thee M.O.D. Squad - Men Of Distinction
It was chosen as a means to introduce Donnie Dacus as a lead vocalist, and if you remember, Cetera was the lead on all of the hits from "Hot Streets". Problem was that radio couldn't identify with the "new sound" Dacus represented.
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January 6, 2025 at 3:23 PM
It was chosen as a means to introduce Donnie Dacus as a lead vocalist, and if you remember, Cetera was the lead on all of the hits from "Hot Streets". Problem was that radio couldn't identify with the "new sound" Dacus represented.
Lol. Right. I've been a Chicago fan since 1969. I bought their 1st album as an 8 year old. I actually turned my folks on to them. My Dad was a musician who put me behind my 1st drum kit at around age 5.
December 13, 2024 at 3:01 AM
Lol. Right. I've been a Chicago fan since 1969. I bought their 1st album as an 8 year old. I actually turned my folks on to them. My Dad was a musician who put me behind my 1st drum kit at around age 5.
Oh wow! I remember that Danny Seraphine produced track. The project itself was okay for what it was. I was actually in Columbus, Ga. when "13" was released.
December 13, 2024 at 2:57 AM
Oh wow! I remember that Danny Seraphine produced track. The project itself was okay for what it was. I was actually in Columbus, Ga. when "13" was released.
Radio HATED this song and it didn't do anything for the rest of the album. "Street Player", as good as it was, was released a little too late.
December 13, 2024 at 2:51 AM
Radio HATED this song and it didn't do anything for the rest of the album. "Street Player", as good as it was, was released a little too late.