Join CLASSICKONG for another packed edition of WTSG-DB’s This Day in Music History as we travel through decades of unforgettable music and memories.
Today we keep a promise with Bad Company and “Can’t Get Enough,” celebrate Metallica’s landmark Black Album, revisit the earliest days of Led Zeppelin and Fleetwood Mac, and give some well-deserved love to Christine McVie and Bob Welch. We also head back to school with Alice Cooper’s classic School’s Out, explore why the Beatles walked away from touring in 1966, and remember the Commodores’ beautiful “Three Times a Lady.”
We celebrate birthdays for guitar greats Mark Knopfler and Pat Metheny, including a personal reflection from CLASSICKONG on the Metheny albums that became part of the soundtrack of his life. Then we tip our hat to country legend Buck Owens, Hee Haw, and a certain tiger that CLASSICKONG probably should have left alone. 🐯😂
Along the way, WTSG-DB shares an important back-to-school safety reminder, thanks our law-enforcement officers and those helping protect our children, and marks International Youth Day with a simple message: be kind, stand up for others, and don’t be a bully.
And before we leave, we turn our attention from the stars of music history to the stars overhead as the Perseid meteor shower gives us one more reason to step outside…
and remember to look up. 🌠
Great music, great stories, a little laughter, and a whole lot of history.
Great Music. Great Radio. Great Community.
WTSG-DB ❤️🤘🎙️🇺🇸
