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Defunct WDHF WMET 95 1/2 Chicago Classic Rock Radio Station Pin
by DarkLordPug
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Defunct WMET 95 1/2 Chicago Classic Rock Radio Station Pin
by DarkLordPug
$3.00 $3.25
WMET 95 1/2 Defunct Chicago Classic Rock Radio Station Pin
by DarkLordPug
$3.00 $3.25
Description: WMET 95 1/2 Defunct Chicago Classic Rock Radio Station. A nostalgic graphic featuring wmet chicago radio, with recognizable artwork and typography for fans of the theme.
WMET 95 1/2 Defunct Chicago Classic Rock Radio Station Pin
by BlackHook
$3.00 $3.25
Description: Defunct WMET 95 1/2 Chicago Classic Rock Radio Station. A nostalgic graphic featuring wmet chicago radio, with recognizable artwork and typography for fans of the theme.
Defunct WMET 95 1/2 Chicago Classic Rock Radio Station Pin
by BlackHook
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Philadelphia Eagles 1933 Classic - wild heart studio #95 Pin
by Khasabila
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Retro Classic Cartoon Cars 95 Rust-eze Racing Adventure Pin
by ThreeleavesArt
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Gordon Gartrell 95 Dream Shirt Theo Huxtable Cosby Show Retro Black TV Funny Pin
by ArtByJennieBakers
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Description: Defunct WDHF WMET 95 1/2 Chicago Classic Rock Radio Station. A nostalgic graphic featuring wdhf chicago radio, with recognizable artwork and typography for fans of the theme.
Defunct WDHF WMET 95 1/2 Chicago Classic Rock Radio Station Pin
by BlackHook
$3.00 $3.25
Description: Birmingham's WAPI launched on December 1, 1947 as WAFM, and spent most of its time on air as varying forms of adult contemporary. After a sale in 1980, WAPI switched formats in August 1981 to become Birmingham's second album rock station under the new name of '95 Rock.' During the mid '80s, Top 40 regained popularity, and in 1984, the album rock format was dropped in favor of Top 40. First calling itself '95 FM,' by the end of the year, it was re-launched as 'I-95,' billing itself as 'Birmingham's Hit Rock.' Within a year, I-95 became the dominant Top 40 station in Birmingham.