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KISN WILL BE PLAYING THE YARDBIRDS!

 

KISN GOES LIVE TO THE WORLD FRIDAY EVENING AT 7PM! BOOKMARK THE SITE NOW

WWW.GOODGUYRADIO.COM

THE BEATLES AT CANDLESTICK

GREAT GARAGE ROCK FROM THE RUGBYS

 

BOBBY HART BLOWS OUT 73 TOP 40 CANDLES TODAY

 

On this day in 1939, singer/songwriter Bobby Hart was born...He is 73 today

The team of Boyce & Hart had a 1968 US #8 single:  'I Wonder What She's Doing Tonite'...he also wrote 'Last Train To Clarksville', 'I'm Not Your Stepping Stone' and 'Scooby Doo Where Are You'.....(+ wrote lots of songs for The Monkees)  Boyce & Hart sold over 40 million records during their career

 

THE FLAG AT HALF STAFF FOR A CRACK HEAD

Critics say such honors should be reserved for the military, first responders, and public officials.

One tweeted -- quote -- "Shame on you for ordering our flag to be flown half-(staff) for a singer who od'd!"

Others supported the decision -- quote -- "She brought global attention to New Jersey so it's an absolutely appropriate thing to do."

MY THOUGHTS: Flags at half mass should be used for our brave military, public officials and the few who have done incredible things for the community. Whitney Houston was a crack head. Period. Yeah sure she sold millions of records, and so did Janis Joplin, Jim Morrison and a long list just like them. It is also amazing how the media is changing her image, just like they did for that drug riddled Michael Jackson. Expect huge record sales again for this lady who chose intensive drug use. What the hell did she do for the world? On a side note, when she was red hot in the music business, before crack cocaine burned out her vocal cords, she appeared in Portland. After 20 minutes of her stumbling around on stage and babbling about who knows what, we walked out. 

 

WHAT A GREAT SONG!

 

PERFECT HARMONY FROM PETER & GORDON

 

HOW GREAT ARE THE BEACH BOYS? THIS GREAT

18 California Girls (Vocals ONLY!)

CLASSIC BEACH BOYS

 

KENNY ROGERS SUES CAPITOL RECORDS

Kenny filed suit against his former label, Capitol Records, in Nashville Federal Court. Rogers is claiming breach of contract for underpayments on digital song royalties from as long as thirty years ago.