I have been out of town on business for the last few day, but when I first turned on 105.9 The Rock as I drove back into Nashville, the first song I heard was "Me and Mrs. Jones"- Billy Paul. When I tuned in, it was half way through the song, so my first thought was 105.9 had changed formats. Then a station ID with John Boy & Billy about 105.9 being your home for Classic Rock in Nashville, followed by a Loverboy song. Since when is a soul classic, like "Me and Mrs. Jones", considered "Classic Rock"? What's next, "Midnight Train to Georgia"- Gladys Knight & the Pips, followed by "He Stopped Loving Her Today"- George Jones, followed by "For Whom The Bell Tolls"- Metallica? <P ID="edit"><FONT class="small">Edited by jwk1979 on 12/08/05 09:57 PM.</FONT></P>
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When did Classic Soul become Classic Rock?
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> I have been out of town on business for the last few day,
> but when I first turned on 105.9 The Rock as I drove back
> into Nashville, the first song I heard was "Me and Mrs.
> Jones"- Billy Paul. When I tuned in, it was half way through
> the song, so my first thought was 105.9 had changed formats.
> Then a station ID with John Boy & Billy about 105.9 being
> your home for Classic Rock in Nashville, followed by a
> Loverboy song. Since when is a soul classic, like "Me and
> Mrs. Jones", considered "Classic Rock"? What's next,
> "Midnight Train to Georgia"- Gladys Knight & the Pips,
> followed by "He Stopped Loving Her Today"- George Jones,
> followed by "For Whom The Bell Tolls"- Metallica?
>
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> but when I first turned on 105.9 The Rock as I drove back
> into Nashville, the first song I heard was "Me and Mrs.
> Jones"- Billy Paul. When I tuned in, it was half way through
> the song, so my first thought was 105.9 had changed formats.
> Then a station ID with John Boy & Billy about 105.9 being
> your home for Classic Rock in Nashville, followed by a
> Loverboy song. Since when is a soul classic, like "Me and
> Mrs. Jones", considered "Classic Rock"? What's next,
> "Midnight Train to Georgia"- Gladys Knight & the Pips,
> followed by "He Stopped Loving Her Today"- George Jones,
> followed by "For Whom The Bell Tolls"- Metallica?
>
it's listener appreciation day, you request it they play it, I was the one who requested Tangled up in Blue from Bob Dylan<P ID="signature">______________
<div align="center"><a href="http://wrcf.tk">
http://wolf103.tk
http://www.myspace.com/1039thewolf</P>
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