THE VOICE THAT ROCKED AMERICA®
THE DICK BIONDI FILM
Dick Biondi swamped by fans at the Pizza Faire in the early sixties while at WLS-AM radio in Chicago.
In the early sixties at WLS-AM in Chicago, Dick Biondi became the nation’s #1 Disc Jockey
In 1961 with the help of his WLS-AM listeners, Biondi recorded a 45 rpm vinyl record, “The Pizza Song” a parody of "On Top of Old Smoky". On the flip side was “Knock Knock”.
Dick Biondi’s “Young America” was the first radio network rock ‘n’ roll show; the syndicated program was broadcast on the Mutual Network from New York in 1964.
WLS 1962 air staff L-R: Gene Taylor - Art Roberts - Mort Crowley - Jim Dunbar - Dick Biondi - Clark Weber - Bob Hale
Dick Biondi’s Favorites. . .The Teenagers album, recorded in 1963
Dick Biondi and Fan Club President/Filmmaker Pamela Enzweiler-Pulice in 1962
Pamela Enzweiler-Pulice, Director & Producer of “The Voice That Rocked America: the Dick Biondi Story”