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Valentine's Day Anniversary

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uh_clem

2/14/06.....the 28th anniversary of Q-95 making the switch from an automated station to live jock classic rock. A day that turned Indianapolis radio on its ear. (1978)

"This is WFBQ, Indianapolis...Q-95. Pass it on!"
 
> 2/14/06.....the 28th anniversary of Q-95 making the switch
> from an automated station to live jock classic rock. A day
> that turned Indianapolis radio on its ear. (1978)
>
> "This is WFBQ, Indianapolis...Q-95. Pass it on!"
>
And I had it playing at work that very morning when "Morning Glory" opened the mic for the first time. I remember the other jocks also...Mike Tinnes, Jeremy Hale, Dave Dworkin.....man, what memories. I remember after hearing Steeley Dan's "Peg" for the first time, I had to run out and buy the Aja album!
It was a very good station and well-programmed. Now I feel old!
 
They were cutting edge back then. Their teases leading up to the debut said "The rock radio revolution finally arrives in Indy".


> > 2/14/06.....the 28th anniversary of Q-95 making the switch
>
> > from an automated station to live jock classic rock. A day
>
> > that turned Indianapolis radio on its ear. (1978)
> >
> > "This is WFBQ, Indianapolis...Q-95. Pass it on!"
> >
> And I had it playing at work that very morning when "Morning
> Glory" opened the mic for the first time. I remember the
> other jocks also...Mike Tinnes, Jeremy Hale, Dave
> Dworkin.....man, what memories. I remember after hearing
> Steeley Dan's "Peg" for the first time, I had to run out and
> buy the Aja album!
> It was a very good station and well-programmed. Now I feel
> old!
>
 
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