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This is a music mix like nothing you’ve even heard (unless you’ve been here before). It’s created by radio professionals who went beyond the “oldies” mentality to provide a blend of the best music from the dawn of rock & roll right though today. You’ll hear greatest hits as well as some gems you might never have heard before from the biggest rock stars of all time.

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  • This Day in Rock History Nov. 4th

    1963: It was on this day that The Beatles, performed at the Royal Command Performance for the Queen Mother, Princess Margaret and Lord Snowden at London's Prince of Wales Theatre.

    The appearance became a hallmark in not only in the band’s career but in rock history when John Lennon cracks, “Will the people in the cheaper seats clap your hands? And for the rest of you, if you’ll just rattle your jewelry.”

     

     

     

This Day in Rock History – Nov. 3rd

1990: 25 years after it initially peaked #4 on the Billboard charts, the Righteous Brothers’ “Unchained Melody” returns to the top of the UK charts after being prominently featured in the hit film Ghost.

Ironically, the song was never intended to be a hit. It was first released as the B-side of the Righteous Brothers' single, “Hung on You.” However, disc jockeys ignored the A-side and made the B-side a success. As was typical at the time, Phil Spector had little interest in the B-side. In fact, Bill Medley produced the session, and only ONE Righteous Brother, Bobby Hatfield, is actually singing on the recording.