Join CLASSICKONG for another trip through music history on this August 18 edition of WTSG-DB’s This Day in Music History. 🎙️🎸
Today we remember U.S. Army veteran Jimi Hendrix and the remarkable two-year journey from opening the Hollywood Bowl to closing Woodstock, while also remembering the day America said goodbye to Elvis Presley.
We celebrate the 40th anniversary of Bon Jovi’s Slippery When Wet, Jimmy Page joining Aerosmith onstage, Keith Moon and The Who’s Who Are You, Yes’ Drama, Korn’s Follow the Leader, Warlock’s True as Steel, and the day Ringo Starr officially became a Beatle.
We’re also celebrating Dennis Elliott of Foreigner, Marvin Isley, Sarah Dash, George Michael, Ron Strykert of Men at Work, Everlast, and Ian Anderson and Jethro Tull’s fascinating A Passion Play.
And with Patrick Swayze celebrating a birthday in music history, CLASSICKONG makes an unavoidable stop at the Double Deuce to remember Road House, the incredible Jeff Healey, and one seriously smoking house band.
Great music, great memories, and the stories behind the songs—right here with CLASSICKONG and WTSG-DB.
Great Music. Great Radio. Great Community. 🎙️🇺🇸
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