- Recall the career of legendary WGN Radio morning host Wally Phillips with this new CD.
- The CD features some of Wally’s most memorable moments on the air, plus interviews of Wally by Milt Rosenberg and Bob Sirott, and a touching tribute to Wally by Orion Samuelson.
- $10 per CD (includes postage and handling). Proceeds benefit the WGN Radio Neediest Kids Fund, a Fund of the McCormick Foundation.
Your payment is not tax deductible. - Order now! Supply is limited!
- To Order: Print out the order form. Fill it out and mail it, with your check, to the address below. (If you don’t have access to a printer, simply include the information requested on the form on a piece of paper and mail it with your check.)
Remembering Wally Phillips CD
ORDER FORM
- CD is available for sale now.
- $10 per CD. Proceeds benefit the WGN Radio Neediest Kids Fund, a Fund of the McCormick Foundation. Your payment is not tax deductible.
- To Order: Print out this order form. Fill it out and mail it, with your check, to the address below. (If you don’t have access to a printer, simply include the following information on a piece of paper and mail it with your check.)
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Wally Phillips CD
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435 North Michigan Avenue
Chicago, IL 60611 - The CDs are in house, so order now for quick delivery.
Copyright © 2012, WGN Radio
2 Comments to ““Remembering Wally Phillips” CD”
February 6, 2013 at 1:40 PM
Great article! I love discovering new album releases!
February 11, 2013 at 11:20 AM
Does anyone know where I can get a list of restaurants recommended by Wally Phillips over the years?
My mom is turning 85 and says she wants to go to the restaurant that was recommended by Wally Phillips but does not remember what kind of restaurant or where is Chicago it might be.