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Ever yearn to be back in the "good old days" or to enjoy the time when life was fairly simple? When the family sat around the table together and the music you listened to just made you feel good?
Well, now you can travel back to that time. Relive the magic, the music and the memories of your past on our unique radio show ... Music Memories® with Pete Michaels & Company.
You don't need the literary genius of H.G. Wells for this time travel ... nor the Star Ship Enterprise's transporter. You don't even need the magic of David Copperfield. You just need to sit back and tune your radio dial to join Pete Michaels & Company.
If you'd like to hear about the music and the memories we'll be featuring this and next week on Music Memories® with Pete Michaels and Company, simply click [ HERE ] for a preview.
If there are no stations airing the show in your area, call your local oldies radio station and ask them to inquire about Music Memories®, or send us an email to: info@musicmemories.net.
Remember yesteryear like it was yesterday as we feature the music, the memories and highlights of the years ...
Music Memories® is broadcast in the present tense as though everything were happening for the very first time. We promise, you'll feel like you're listening to the songs that helped make your memories when they weren't memories ... but your reality. Be sure to tune in every week and enjoy
Music Memories® with Pete Michaels & Company
where "it's yesterday once more" and
"the oldies and memories are new again!" |
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Tommy James
tells the real story in
"ME the MOB
and the MUSIC"
Me, the Mob, and the Music tells the intimate story of the complex and sometimes terrifying relationship between Tommy and the big, bombastic, brutal bully from the Bronx, Morris Levy, the legendary "godfather" of the music business, who hustled, cheated, and swindled his way to the top of the music industry.
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This week join us in the year
1966
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Mar 16 - Mar 27
Carl Perkins was injured in a 1956 car accident on the way to NY to appear on a Perry Como Show. His brother was also killed in the crash. Elvis Presley was enlisted for his 2 years in the U.S. Army in '58. He had enough recordings, and a steady stream of new releases came out while he was serving his country. Bob Dylan released his debut album in '62 which included his version of The House of the Rising Sun which The Animals soon turned into a big hit. The Guess Who had their biggest hit, American Woman, this week in 1970. Janis Joplin hit #1 in '71 with Me and Bobby McGee, a song written by Kris Kristofferson. Her Pearl album was released just after Joplin died. Teddy Pendergrass was in a car accident in 1982 that left him paralyzed from the neck down. He had been part of The Cadillacs and Harold Melvin and The Blue Notes before going solo in 1977. Billy Joel got married to Christie Brinkley in 1985. Mark Dinning died after a heart attack in 1986. His claim to fame was Teen Angel in 1960. Papa John Phillips died in 2001 when his heart finally gave out after years of drug abuse. And, Harold Melvin died in 1977 of a stroke. |
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