Chuck’s Classics, featuring Melissa Manchester

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From the Bronx in New York City, this pop star was very popular in the 1970’s. She still is performing today. Melissa Manchester had many songs hit the top 100, and one was Midnight Blue in 1975.

Tuesday in Broadcast History .. October 20th…

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Happy Birthday to actor Viggo Mortensen, ‘The Waltons’ Eric Scott, ‘The Office’s John Krasinski, country music’s Wanda Jackson, plus the late Tom Petty, Jerry Ohrbach, Arlene Francis, Grandpa Jones, Dr. Joyce Brothers (pictured) and Will Rogers Jr. Lee DeForest demonstrated his major invention, the electric vacuum radio tube; ‘The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes’ debuted on the NBC Red network; ironman news anchor Robert Trout joined CBS radio; ’Break the Bank’ debuted on Mutual radio; Walter Cronkite introduced the CBS-TV documentary series, ‘The Twentieth Century’, and Canada’s first private TV station signed on in Sudbury Ontario. Signing off forever were actors Burt Lancaster and Jane Wyatt, plus country music’s Merle Travis. See ALL the milestones for Oct. 20th INSIDE.

Radio Man’s Favourite Flashback with Greg Kihn

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His early influence was The Beatles and their appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show. "Just about every rock and roll musician my age can point to one cultural event that inspired him to take up music in the first place: The Beatles on Ed Sullivan.

Chuck’s Classics, featuring Candy Dulfer

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Candy Dulfer is a Dutch-British jazz & pop saxophonist She began play at the age of 4, and at the age of 14 founded the band Funky Stuff. Candy has played with the likes of Pink Floyd, Alan Parsons and many more.

Monday in Broadcast History .. October 19th…

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The birthday of Jim Reeves, the Kingston Trio’s Dave Guard, actors Robert Reed and John Lithgow, Canada’s Tommy Ambrose, Nashville’s Charlie Chase, and TV builder extraordinaire Ty Pennington. Arthur Godfrey fired singer Julius LaRosa (both pictured) live on CBS Radio; ‘Big Town’ starring Edward G. Robinson debuted on CBS radio; Henry Ford made his first speech on early radio; Florence Henderson joined NBC’s Today Show, and CKEK signed on 570 kc. to give Cranbrook BC its own radio service. Obits Oct. 19th include Phillips H. Lord who created radio hits ‘Gangbusters’ and ‘Mr. District Attorney’; plus Tom Bosley, Martha Raye, Phyllis Kirk, and Noel Harrison. Details and ALL the milestones for the date INSIDE.

Radio Man’s Favourite Flashback with David Gilmour…

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David Jon Gilmour born 6 March 1946) is an English musician who was a member of rock band Pink Floyd. He joined as guitarist and co-lead vocalist in 1968 shortly before the departure of founder member Syd Barrett.

Chuck’s Classics, featuring Paul Mauriat

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A French orchestra leader who specialized in easy listening. Mauriat best known for his 1968 hit Love Is Blue.