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| | WLS: THE VOICE OF THE PRAIRIE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08) |
 | | Even the popular singer, Curt Massey, began at WLS in a minor spot, a fiddle player in cowboy quartet called The Westerners, whose lead singer was a woman. |
 | | Many were musical shows: "The WLS Rangers", "The Little Brown Church of the Air", "Bill O'Connor and his Irish Ballads", "The Keystone Barn Dance Party", "The Singing Milk Man" (Hal Culver), "The Murphy Barnyard Jamboree", "The Maple City Four" and "Mac and Bob". |
 | | The WLS artists bureau marketed their radio stars enthusiastically and booked them at state fairs, farming festivals, outdoor amphitheaters, and opera houses throughout the prairie states of the Midwest. |
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