On the final edition of Remember When, Uncle John goes doo-wop by selecting The Spaniels' 1953 classic "Goodnite Sweetheart Goodnite." (By the way, John left out the extra "Goodnite" in the title)

After seven years on the air, six of them on Y95, Uncle John and Kelly Blair bid farewell.

On the last Wrestling Wednesday of Remember When on Y95, Uncle John chronicles the good old days of the sport.

Keep in mind that he and Kelly have tended the butcher the pronunciation of "aficionado".

Uncle John says farewell to an old friend.

Uncle John and Kelly look back at this past weekend's Dwight Yoakam concert in El Dorado.

Released in 1986, Dwight Yoakam's "Guitars, Cadillacs" was the second single and partial title track from his debut album Guitars, Cadillacs, Etc., Etc.

For the record, Dwight Yoakam's instrument of choice is a Gibson J-200, not a Fender Stratocaster as Uncle John erroneously pointed out.

Uncle John shines the spotlight on the country music singer, actor, and film director.

Uncle John focuses on one of wrestling's most controversial characters.

FYI: During a brief run in the WWF (now WWE), Buzz Sawyer, who had been using the name "Mad Dog", was given the moniker "Bulldog" because Maurice Vachon was still using the "Mad Dog" moniker at the time.

Uncle John reconnects with friends from his high school days.

Uncle John looks back at this past weekend's meeting at the Swamp Riders Clubhouse in Prescott.

(forgive Kelly's mispronunciation of JioSaavn; it's "JEE-O-SAH-VIN" for starters)