Join CLASSICKONG for another Sunday journey through music history on WTSG-DB!
Today we celebrate the wild drumming and lasting influence of Keith Moon, revisit The Beatles’ unforgettable “She Loves You,” and remember how Johnny Cash trusted his instincts and took his music behind the walls of San Quentin—despite those who thought it was a bad idea.
We’ll discover the country roots behind the Rolling Stones’ “Honky Tonk Women,” meet Freddie Mercury before Queen, remember Lou Reed and The Velvet Underground, and give some well-deserved respect to the serious guitar chops of Rick Springfield and the powerful voice of Survivor’s Jimi Jamison.
Then we head into the jazz room with John Coltrane’s Traneing In, McCoy Tyner’s Expansions and birthday pianist Brad Mehldau, before stepping beneath a lamppost in the rain to celebrate Gene Kelly, Debbie Reynolds, and Singin’ in the Rain. ☔
Along the way, today’s stories remind us of something bigger: sometimes others don’t immediately recognize what you have to give. Keep learning, keep creating, keep giving—and never assume the best part of the song has already been played.
🎙️ Great Music. Great Radio. Great Community.
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