Re: She sang "Hello, Wichita" -- Florence Warner

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Subject: Re: She sang "Hello, Wichita"
Author: cposter	[ Next Thread \| Previous Thread \| Next Message \| Previous Message ] Date Posted: 21:33:47 11/12/05 Sat In reply to: George Kolb 's message, "She sang "Hello, Wichita"" on 16:52:38 09/20/05 Tue "Hello Nashville" and "Hello Wichita" were the same song, just lyrics altered to match the town. [ Next Thread \| Previous Thread \| Next Message \| Previous Message ]

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[> [> Subject: Re: She sang "Hello, Wichita"

Author:
mmcm312
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Date Posted: 10:34:10 06/28/06 Wed

>There was a Florence Warner who sang a "Hello,
>Wichita" TV commercial in the 1980s. It goes
>like this:
>
>Makes no difference where I go;
>You're the best hometown I know.
>Hello, Wichita, Hello, Wichita,
>Channel 3 Loves You.
>
>Could be she sang one here and in Nashville. Maybe
>she had one for every city with a TV station. It
>was a catchy jingle, and it's been stuck in my head
>ever since I read your post last night.
>
>GK

[> [> [> Subject: Re: She sang "Hello, Wichita"
Author: Yahoo AL [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 23:04:37 11/16/06 Thu GK - you're right - she sang the same song in a number of towns, changing only a few words to make the jingle fit. They WERE catchy! Yahoo AL