VANITY: They took away my Classic Rock DJ - request to email to get him back!

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[Airforce Sister]

You’re very welcome! You can listen online...and on your phone with an aux cord in your car.

[Sheapdog]

I like Richard Syrett. Here are a 100 plus podcasts I listen to :
http://www.conspiracyunlimitedpodcast.com

or sunday nights

http://www.zoomerradio.ca/category/show/the-conspiracy-show/podcast-the-conspiracy-show/

[CaptainPhilFan]

You’re not wrong, but Noory doesn’t bother me too much :) Linda MH is terrific, I try to stay awake whenever she is on.

[YogicCowboy]

You are not the only one. There are two above-average ones in my area. Good !uck.

[Robert DeLong]

Okay I finally got his response to my asking him what time slot he is now in. It is as follows:

Varies. Not much this month. Presidents Day morning is next. Thanks for your support!

[Greetings_Puny_Humans]

Thanks for those links!

[Robert DeLong]

It was 1982, and Stern was working at radio station DC101 in Washington, D.C.; relatively unknown outside of local radio. On Jan. 13, an Air Florida plane that took off from Washington National Airport crashed into the nearby 14th Street Bridge, killing 74 people. The next day, Stern poked fun at the crash on his show and called Air Florida to ask what the fare was for a one-way ticket from the National Airport to the 14th Street Bridge. The resulting controversy and other incidents led to Stern being fired from the station six months later.

So it was a bit more than just the 14th St. Bridge call to Air Florida, because he didn't get fired until 6 months later.

I always thought it was Greaseman, but he got fired by saying something to the affect it's surprising more aren't drug behind trucks, in reference to that disgusting event where an older black man was drug behind a pickup truck by two white boys.

[dfwgator]

The Last DJ by Tom Petty

I was going to post that myself.

[Robert DeLong]

Stern's Most Shocking Moments!

[dfwgator]

Elvis Costello - Radio Radio

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eifljYPFW-E

[SilvieWaldorfMD]

Thanks again for reaching out to him, Robert! Best!

[SamAdams76]

I highly recommend a Sirius radio subscription. Like you, I have thousands of songs on a classic rock playlist but even 6,000 songs is not variety enough. So I am always adding to that playlist by listening to Sirius Radio.

Even on their many classic rock stations (i.e. Classic Rewind; Deep Tracks; Underground Garage) I am constantly discovering music from that era that I missed. Just some recent examples are these songs that I never heard at the time they were released:

"Willin'" by Linda Ronstadt
"As The Years Go By" by Mashmakhan
"Home and Dry" by Gerry Rafferty

So continue to expand your horizons. I even discover great rock tracks on stations that play more recent music like "The Loft", "Lithium" and "Spectrum". Then there's some great country/rock stations like "Willie's Roadhouse" and "Outlaw Country".

The classic stuff you already know is likely great but there's a lifetime of discovery still out there.

As for the original poster, it's time to move away from terrestrial radio with their narrow playlists and 22 minutes an hour (or more) of commercials.

[Robert DeLong]

No problem.

[sparklite2]

I’d never heard Willin’ before. Maybe it was a concert-only number. Can’t say as it’s one of her better ones.

[Responsibility2nd]

Apart from the fact I don’t like spending $200 a year for subscription fees, the fact is my car does not have a satellite radio. Even though it’s a 2017 model.

But I have had cars in the past with Sirius XM. And they surely do have a wide and varied playlist.

[Jack Black]

Video Killed the Radio Star