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This day in history, January 7: President Truman announces the US has developed a hydrogen bomb

This day in history, January 7: President Truman announces the US has developed a hydrogen bomb
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ON THIS DAY IN MUSIC HISTORY: 1 7 21

By Keefer Jan 7, 2021 1954 - Muddy Waters records Hoochie Coochie Man. This is one of the blues songs that shaped rock and roll when the genre was in its infancy. The author/musician Roger Reale explained: The stark realism, the drama, and especially the vocal delivery are what do it for me on Hoochie Coochie Man. It s half conversational; Muddy gets your attention without overdoing it. And those lyrics about a gypsy woman always felt kind of fascinating. 1967 - Charley Pride becomes the first African American solo singer to perform at the Grand Old Opry in Nashville. He is invited to perform at the venerable country music mecca after the success of his hit Just Between You and Me, which makes it to #9 on the Country music chart.

7 Austin stories that made us smile in 2020

7 Austin stories that made us smile in 2020 OK, so, we re all agreed that there was a lot of bad news this year. On behalf of the Austin360 team, we d like to thank you for sticking with us this year. It s been brutal. As we peer into 2021 with that little spot of light just poking out of this damned tunnel we wanted to remember some good things. There were good things! Promise. Here are seven lifestyle and entertainment stories we reported in 2020 that gave us hope, made us feel closer to the community and, dare we say, could be called good news.

Wednesday, December 23, 2020 : TALKERS magazine – The bible of talk media

Mandy Connell, talk show host, KOA, Denver; Steve Weisman, professor of law, Bentley University, Boston/founder Scamicide.com; Richard Neer, talk show host, WFAN, New York; Kathy Valentine, rock musician, Victoria Jones, executive director, DC Radio Company. The acclaimed news/talk radio show airs each week on its flagship, WONK-FM, Washington, DC, Friday evenings at 6:00 pm ET. It also airs throughout the weekend on WTIC, Hartford; KSCO, Santa Cruz, CA; KDFD, Denver “Freedom 93.7”; KFNX, Phoenix; WVLY, Wheeling, WV; WTRW-FM, Scranton/Wilkes Barre, PA; WVOX, Westchester, NY; KBDT, Dallas; KQSP, Minneapolis; KBKW, Aberdeen, WA; WGDJ, Albany, NY;  WJFN-FM, Richmond, VA; WZFG, Fargo; KTGO, Tioga, ND; KWAM, Memphis; K-NEWS, San Luis Obispo; WCHM, Clarkesville, GA;  WPHM, Port Huron, MI; KSYL, Alexandria, LA; KTOE, Mankato, MN; WCED, DuBois, PA “Connect FM”; K-NEWS 101.3, Owensboro, KY; WWTK, Sebring, FL; the

Tuesday, December 22, 2020 : TALKERS magazine – The bible of talk media

Tuesday, December 22, 2020 TALKERS | December 22, 2020 Kathy Valentine of The Go-Go’s Is This Week’s Guest on Harrison Podcast. The woman who played bass guitar, sang, and was a songwriter for the legendary rock band The Go-Go’s is this week’s guest on the award-winning PodcastOne series, “The Michael Harrison Interview.” Today, Kathy Valentine is a 62-year-old working musician, songwriter, and author who began her career more than 40 years ago in her hometown of Austin, Texas and made a huge name for herself as a member of an iconic band after moving to Los Angeles. That band, The Go-Go’s, is considered by rock historians to be the most successful all-female band of all time and made music history for writing and performing the first and only album by an all-female band to top the charts. It

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