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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
where "it's yesterday once more" and
"the oldies and memories are new again!"
June 27 - July 04
Thatís All Right Mama was played by a DJ in Memphis by the name of Dewey Phillips in '54. It was the first Elvis Presley record played on the radio. Elvis Presley sang Hound Dog to a basset hound on the Steve Allen Show in 1956 earning $5000 for the night. Paul McCartney and John Lennon met in 1957 at a church fÍte where Lennonís band The Quarry Men were playing. Gary U.S. Bonds had his only #1 hit with Quarter to Three in 1961. Frank Sinatra hit the top spot of the singles chart in 1966 with Strangers in the Night. Windy by The Association hit #1 at the beginning of the Summer of Love in 1967. Billy Preston took his song Will It Go Round In Circles to the top in '73. Brian Jones of Rolling Stones fame died in his swimming pool in 1969. Jim Morrison, lead singer of The Doors, died of heart failure in a Paris bathtub in 1971. And, Louis Armstrong died in 1971. Satchmo, short for satchel mouth, replaced The Beatles at #1 with his song Hello Dolly at the beginning of the British Invasion. He was 70 years old.
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