WTH?
I took Austin to a biker bar when he visited me the last time. He had a couple of beers and behaved.
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Any one besides me remember WAKY playing this song for 24 hours straight.
That's what I was going to say. By the time I was a seasoned rock and roller of 8 years old I found that I liked the music on WKLO better than the music on WAKY.
WLRS was the "hard rock " station...WLOU was the soul station back in our day..WTMT was country
Look up "Big Bertha" sometime. Discussed it some with "other brother" just last night. Ever heard of Don Garlits? Below is a pic of my step-brother, Buddy (R) and the bike Don Garlits could not beat back in the day.
That I don't remember. Believe me I would have too if they played it for 24 hours straight.
Look up "Big Bertha" sometime. Discussed it some with "other brother" just last night. Ever heard of Don Garlits? Below is a pic of my step-brother, Buddy (R) and the bike Don Garlits could not beat back in the day.
That was my first set of Calloway woods..Big Bertha's...high dollar
I was listening to WKQQ out of Lexington before WLRS. I remember riding around in the country listening to Dr. Demento on KQQ. Survived it.
WLRS was more album rock in my day. I remember they'd play full albums at midnight. Pink Floyd, Yes, Jethro Tull, etc.. That's what I remember from WLRS.
loved JT...one of my favorites..have many of his CD'S
Dr. Demento. What memories.....
One of my first concerts.
WQMF...how long after LRS did this come?
My God, that's even worse!
Loved WKQQ but didn't listen to it until college, 1978.
Don Gartlis is 85 years old and is a Republican. From Tampa, Florida.
QMF had to start around the early 80's if I'm not mistaken.
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HaHa, I remember THAT one. I didn't remember the other one.
Remember your first 8 track?...I had so many I cannot remember my first, but one of my favorites was GFR...Mark Don and Mel from 1969 to maybe 1971 or 72
No wonder I'm crazy . . . It was the radio.
Can't believe they've been gone as long as they have.
The Young Rascals I believe?
I found an Ozark Mountain Daredevil's 8 track in my old bedroom closet at my parents years ago. Probably my first one was Uriah Heep's Magician's Birthday.
Today, I was listening to Hillbilly Moon Explosion again.
I owned this very tape back in the day. Boston, too.One of my first 8 tracks:
Friend of mine back in KY is related to 'em.
Boston was another good group from back in the day. My favorite Steve Miller Band song was "The Joker".
I remember asking dad as a kid what the Chessie logo was and he would say, "It's a cat", and I would wonder how he got a cat out the C.
I've been a shade tree mechanic most of my life. I had to be pretty desperate to take a problem to a mechanic. Limit myself these days to brakes, spark plugs, changing oil, filters and belts and hoses if easy to get at.
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I love to do that stuff. It makes me feel good.
Who has been "snipe" hunting?
I had something similar to this growing up and was damn proud of it. An all in one unit. Now it's just plain awful.
