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Richard Petty Auction
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Twisted Trivia: March 2, 2018
Q: On the classic TV comedy CHEERS, what was Sam Malone’s nickname when he was a relief pitcher for the Boston Red Sox?
A: Mayday
This Sunday on AT40: 1973
This Sunday from 9am – noon enjoy Casey Kasem’s vintage AT40 from this week in 1973.
New artists Steely Dan and Bette Midler have hits. There’s a country flavor with Eagles and John Denver, but can Asheville’s Roberta Flack be unseated from the top spot? Casey’s stories, Long Distance Dedications, and of course The Countdown.
Hear it as it originally aired every weekend on KIX!
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Twisted Trivia: March 1, 2018
Q: What does the Key Grip do on a movie set?
A: Everything! The Key Grip is the head gopher.
Doug’s Record Shop Find
Ever since I found the suitcase record player at the thrift shop, I’ve dug out my old records, and have been traveling around looking for “new” finds.
Feast your eyes on this little gem I scored from Carolina Soul in Durham.
My old 45’s have a new home in this uber retro cool case, but it’s original flavor, likely from the 60’s. Note the avery tape label stating this one is case number 5.
I’m left wondering what might have been in 1,2,3,& 4 and if there was a 6th and beyond. Who owned this? Was it a mobile DJ from back in the day hosting a sock hop at the drive in or school dance?
It’s not that I need a copy of any number of songs we play in crystal clear digital sound on the radio, it’s the feel, and crackle and pops as the needle sets down on the groove before the1st note, it’s the smell of that old vinyl that really gets me going!
See ya in the record shop!