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Tonight from 6pm to 8pm CT, I’m sliding into the driver’s seat for a brand-new episode of Backseat Memories, where the h...
12/06/2025

Tonight from 6pm to 8pm CT, I’m sliding into the driver’s seat for a brand-new episode of Backseat Memories, where the headlights glow a little softer, the dashboard lights feel a little warmer, and every song takes you somewhere your heart remembers.
We’ll be drifting through two full hours of timeless love songs, slow-dance favorites, and those late-night radio treasures that turned long drives, first dates, and summer nights into memories that still linger. Whether you’re relaxing at home, cruising down the highway, or just in the mood to revisit a moment that meant something, this show is all about connection, comfort, and classic romance.

Join me, Johnny Rock tonight at 6pm CT as we open the musical scrapbook and let the memories do what they do best.

What song instantly takes you back to a moment you’ll never forget?

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Tonight at 8pm CT, we’re firing up another powerhouse episode of 70’s Gold with DJ Ernie T, and this week we’re taking a...
12/06/2025

Tonight at 8pm CT, we’re firing up another powerhouse episode of 70’s Gold with DJ Ernie T, and this week we’re taking a deep dive into the incredible sounds of 1976. It was a year when rock, pop, disco, and punk all collided and reshaped the musical landscape, and we’re spinning a lineup that defined the era.
Get ready for the soaring harmonies of The Eagles, the driving riffs of Bachman-Turner Overdrive, and the unforgettable duo magic of Elton John and Kiki Dee. We’ll crank up Blue Oyster Cult, glide into the smooth soul of Diana Ross, and revisit the live-wire energy of Peter Frampton during the height of Frampton-mania.
We’re also spotlighting a turning point in rock history with Fleetwood Mac, the raw beginnings of American punk with The Ramones, and the fiery sound of Thin Lizzy. Every track tells a story, and every moment reminds us why 1976 was a landmark year in music.

Join DJ Ernie T from 8pm to 10pm CT and relive the songs that shaped a generation. What was your favorite hit from 1976?

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12/06/2025

On This Day in Music History – December 6, 1975

Paul Simon hit the top of the Billboard 200 with his brilliant album Still Crazy After All These Years, a record that proved just how effortlessly he could blend folk, jazz, pop, and deeply personal songwriting into something timeless.
This album delivered four major U.S. Top 40 hits, each with its own flavor and story:
• “Gone at Last” — a rousing, gospel-infused duet with Phoebe Snow that climbed to #23
• “My Little Town” — a powerful reunion with Art Garfunkel, reaching #9 and reminding fans just how magical their blend could be
• “50 Ways to Leave Your Lover” — a drum-driven, slyly humorous breakup anthem that became Simon’s biggest solo hit, topping the chart at #1
• “Still Crazy After All These Years” — the smooth, reflective title track that settled in at #40 and helped define the mellow, jazz-influenced sound of the mid-’70s
It’s an album filled with sharp writing, quiet melancholy, and some of the finest session players of the decade.

What’s your favorite track from this classic Paul Simon album?

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Get ready to kick off your Saturday with a sleighful of wild holiday fun — because today at 11AM CT, Ernie T unleashes a...
12/06/2025

Get ready to kick off your Saturday with a sleighful of wild holiday fun — because today at 11AM CT, Ernie T unleashes a brand-new episode of Crazy Cuts, and this week the theme is Crazy Christmas Cuts.
We’re talking the off-the-wall, the unexpected, the hilarious, and the downright unforgettable holiday tunes that you won’t hear on your average Christmas playlist. Today’s lineup includes:
RUN DMC
Stan Freberg
Adam Sandler
Allan Sherman
The Moron Brothers
Santa and the Purple People Eater
The Chipmunks
Bob and Doug McKenzie
Gayla Peevy
And many more surprises waiting under the tree
If you love your Christmas music with a twist, a chuckle, and a whole lot of novelty magic, this is the episode to tune in for. Ernie T is loading up the turntable with some of the craziest holiday cuts ever recorded, and you don’t want to miss a minute of it.

What’s the funniest Christmas song you’ve ever heard?

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12/06/2025

On this day in Music History — December 6, 1965

The Rolling Stones stepped into RCA’s Hollywood Studios in Los Angeles and cut two of their most striking mid-60s tracks: 19th Nervous Breakdown and Mother’s Little Helper.
Released the following year, 19th Nervous Breakdown shot to #2 in the US and hit #1 in the UK, becoming one of the band’s most recognizable early singles. Meanwhile, Mother’s Little Helper — with its sharp social commentary and pointed drug references — climbed to #8 on the Billboard Hot 100. The BBC, however, refused to air it, declaring its subject matter too explicit for radio play.
Both tracks show the Stones leaning harder into edgier themes and a grittier sound, setting the tone for the direction they’d take as the decade unfolded.

Which Rolling Stones song do you think best represents their classic 60s era?
19th

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12/06/2025

On this day in Music History — December 6, 1969

Led Zeppelin’s powerhouse anthem Whole Lotta Love storms into the Billboard Top 40. The track would climb all the way to #4, becoming the first of six Zeppelin singles to crack the Top 40 in the United States.
Despite its massive impact and radio dominance in America, the song was never issued as a 45 in the UK — a reminder of how differently the band’s music was marketed across the Atlantic. Still, its thunderous riff, explosive vocals, and groundbreaking production helped cement Led Zeppelin as one of the defining rock bands of the era.

What’s your favorite Led Zeppelin song of all time?

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It remains one of the greatest holiday records ever released. Since its debut in 1957, Elvis’ Christmas Album has gone o...
12/05/2025

It remains one of the greatest holiday records ever released. Since its debut in 1957, Elvis’ Christmas Album has gone on to sell more than 17 million copies in the United States alone, with worldwide sales surpassing 20 million. No other Christmas album in history has matched its impact, its legacy, or its staying power.
Elvis didn’t just sing Christmas music — he defined the soundtrack of the season for generations. From “Blue Christmas” to “Silent Night,” these recordings continue to fill homes, hearts, and memories every December.

Here’s the complete track listing from the original 1957 release:

Side One – Christmas Songs
Santa Claus Is Back in Town
White Christmas
Here Comes Santa Claus (Right Down Santa Claus Lane)
I’ll Be Home for Christmas
Blue Christmas
Santa Bring My Baby Back (To Me)
O Little Town of Bethlehem

Side Two – Gospel / Inspirational
8. Silent Night
9. (There’ll Be) Peace in the Valley (For Me)
10. I Believe
11. Take My Hand, Precious Lord
12. It Is No Secret (What God Can Do)

What’s your favorite track from Elvis’ Christmas Album?

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12/05/2025

It’s been awhile since I played

12/05/2025

Whats your all time favorite song
to dance to?

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