 WYOU's rhythm and blues format was the first stop in a long and noteworthy radio career.Under the name "Daddy Jules", a young Wolfman Jack became the station's star personality; he invited local teens to dance and make requests, which drew lines of 100 or more youth outside the studios and sent the ratings soaring.In 1960, Eaton sold WYOU, now under new WTID call letters adopted on September 15, 1960, to Twelve Seventy, Inc., headed by Max Reznick, for $130,000.