It is considered by Major League Baseball as the only official most valuable player award and symbolizes the pinnacle of a player's personal achievement during any single season of play. Note: A bold faced entry denotes that the player / pitcher won the award unanimously (receiving all the possible first place votes).
For the last two years of his life, Wolfman Jack did a live weekly show from WXTR-FM in Washington, DC. The show was nationally syndicated by Liberty Broadcasting. The first year of the show was live at the Hard Rock Cafe, and the second season from Planet Hollywood.
WVON began as WHFC in 1926, broadcasting from the Hotel Flanders in Chicago. Like many small stations of the time, WHFC was squeezed into a shared-time frequency, with as many as five stations taking turns on 1310. In 1930, they were given permission to move to 1420 with two other stations.