If Not For Music

I’ve been writing a lot of music lately and wanted to share with you. 
This is all about forbidden love gone way wrong 

In this episode, we tackle a few random topics while listening to some great tunes. What else are you gonna do on a cold blustery December day 

Bringing you the best songs from 1979
Great music from Amazon
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while reading an article the other day (yes, I read,it doesn't make me better than you), a question was posed. At what point would you stop paying money to see a band that was not exactly the same lineup that you grew up listening to? Maybe a different lead singer or missing band members? we have a couple of great examples, so listen in   

Our interview with John Nixon. He talks about Page 99's latest project 

This is the third album from AOR/Yacht Rock artist Page 99, in which they explore the growing sounds of early 80s-style music production. This is no imitation but rather an album produced in every way in the model of the great early 80s music studios and producers.

credits

released May 24, 2024

Produced, arranged, and mixed by John H. Nixon

Mastered by Steve Hall at Future Disc Systems

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Although this is not 70s or 80s music, I am saying it is greatness. Every once in a while, one of those albums comes out, and every track could be a single. I will let you decide for yourself. Send your responses to [email protected] 

In this episode, we delve into the career of one of KVIL's finest on-air talents, Mr. Steve Eberhart. He discusses his illustrious radio career and his full-circle moment of buying the very station he started his radio career at.  

Growing up in the 1970s, we all had our favorite radio stations. The On-air talent brought us back every day. On this episode, we start a series called " When Radio Ruled The Airwaves." I am from the DFW Metroplex; we had a few powerhouse stations back in the day. One of those stations could be found on 103.7 on the FM Dial. One of my all-time favorite personalities was Terry King. Terry joins us to talk about what it was like to work in radio during the 70's and 80's .

Long before you could stream your tunes, we depended on our local radio stations. If you were fortunate to grow up in the DFW Metroplex in the 70’s and 80’s, you had a powerhouse station dominating the airwaves. KVIL 103.7 had some amazing on air talent. We visit with a couple of my favorites on this episode of our podcast