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The 2021 Hidden Sixties Summer Special!

Summertime.and the Livin Is Tuneful! Dig if you will, dear friends, THE HIDDEN SIXTIES SUMMER SPECIAL, airing Friday the 2nd at 8pm on 89.5 KWGS-FM. Co-hosts John Wooley (of Swing On This) and Scott Gregory (of All This Jazz) shall return with yet another not-to-be-missed flashback featuring music you haven t heard since the 60s.if you ve heard it at all. Tune in on the evening of 7/2 for a summer-friendly, cookout-ready hour of sunny sonic wonderment from the likes of Roberto Menescal, Ruby & the Romantics, Pete Fountain, 101 Strings, Anita O Day, and more! Join us! Tags: 

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The Amazing Unauthorized Story of the Cain s Ballroom s First 75 Years (Encore)

Aired on Friday, April 9th. (Note: This interview originally aired last summer.) We re pleased to welcome our friend John Wooley back to StudioTulsa. A longtime Tulsa-based music and pop-culture writer and the host, of course, of the popular Swing on This program, heard every Saturday night here on KWGS Wooley is the co-author, along with Brett Bingham, of a new book about the historic Cain s Ballroom. That book is Twentieth-Century Honky-Tonk: The Amazing Unauthorized Story of the Cain s Ballroom s First 75 Years. Talk about stylistic range the so-called Carnegie Hall of Western Swing was also the second-to-last stop on the Sex Pistols riotous American tour of 1978. The venue has hosted countless music legends over the years: Bob Wills, Johnnie Lee Wills, Willie Nelson, Asleep at the Wheel, Van Halen, U2, The Police, Elvis Costello, Wilco, and on and on.and now, finally, we have a book in which the many compelling stories from (and secrets of) the Cain s Ballroom are being

Aiken County s 150th birthday a celebration of diversity

Aiken County’s 150th birthday a celebration of diversity Follow Us Question of the Day AIKEN, S.C. (AP) - Buy or bake a cake and put some candles on it. It’s Aiken County’s 150th birthday. On March 10, 1871, South Carolina Gov. Robert K. Scott signed the legislative act that authorized its creation. TOP STORIES The date is easy to pinpoint. Much more difficult to determine, however, is the person or persons who should get the credit for Aiken County’s founding. “It’s a complicated story because it was a decades-long process,” said Lauren Virgo, executive director of the Aiken County Historical Museum. “There were multiple men involved with it across the decades, all with their own various reasons why they wanted to found Aiken County.”

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