Ep 38 Dick Biondi Film

Episode 38 of the Rock n Roll Chicago Podcast podcast, hosted by Ray the Roadie & Hollywood Mike, titled "Ep 38 Dick Biondi Film" was published on March 3, 2020 and runs 40 minutes.

March 3, 2020 ·40m · Rock n Roll Chicago Podcast

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Send us Fan Mail Dick Biondi’s amazing radio career spans over 6 decades, including the birth of American Rock & Roll and the evolution of Pop music. Known as The Screamer, the Big Noise from Buffalo, and The Wild I-Tralian, Dick Biondi holds the distinction of being the first disc jockey to play The Beatles on American radio. He introduced The Beatles and the Rolling Stones in concert, and helped many new artists along the road to stardom. Dick Biondi has continued to be the voice of th...

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Dick Biondi’s amazing radio career spans over 6 decades, including the birth of American Rock & Roll and the evolution of Pop music.

Known as The Screamer, the Big Noise from Buffalo, and The Wild I-Tralian, Dick Biondi holds the distinction of being the first disc jockey to play The Beatles on American radio. He introduced The Beatles and the Rolling Stones in concert, and helped many new artists along the road to stardom. Dick Biondi has continued to be the voice of the Baby Boomer generation and generations to follow.

This week we sat down with Pamela Enzweiler Pulice the producer of the Dick Biondi Film.

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