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Sunday in Broadcast History .. March 30th

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By Bachman-Turner Overdrive, Van Halen
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ON THIS DAY in 1913 singer Frankie Laine, whose jazz-influenced singing style produced dozens of hit records in the 40’s and ’50s, was born in Chicago. His best-known work included “That’s My Desire,” “Jezebel,” “Mule Train,” “Cry of the Wild Goose,” “Moonlight Gambler,” the “Rawhide” T-V show theme and the title song from the Mel Brooks film “Blazing Saddles.” Laine died Feb 7 2007 at age 93. In 1922, radio station KGY Olympia, Washington, began broadcasting.
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Saturday in Broadcast History .. March 30th

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By Bachman-Turner Overdrive
| Puget Sound Radio Verified
ON THIS DAY in 1913 singer Frankie Laine, whose jazz-influenced singing style produced dozens of hit records in the 40’s and ’50s, was born in Chicago. His best-known work included “That’s My Desire,” “Jezebel,” “Mule Train,” “Cry of the Wild Goose,” “Moonlight Gambler,” the “Rawhide” T-V show theme and the title song from the Mel Brooks film “Blazing Saddles.” Laine died Feb 7 2007 at age 93. In 1922, radio station KGY Olympia, Washington, began broadcasting.
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Thursday in Broadcast History .. March 30th

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By Bachman-Turner Overdrive
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.. and a HAPPY 86TH BIRTHDAY To RED ROBINSON! ON THIS DAY in 1913 singer Frankie Laine, whose jazz-influenced singing style produced dozens of hit records in the 40’s and ’50s, was born in Chicago. His best-known work included “That’s My Desire,” “Jezebel,” “Mule Train,” “Cry of the Wild Goose,” “Moonlight Gambler,” the “Rawhide” T-V show theme and the title song from the Mel Brooks film “Blazing Saddles.” Laine died Feb 7 2007 at age 93.
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