WNDD-FM (Ocala, FL)
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WNDD (95.5 FM, "Wind-FM") is a commercial radio station in Silver Springs, Florida, broadcasting to the Gainesville-Ocala, Florida area on 95.5 FM. The same programming is simulcast on stations WNDN (Chiefland) and WNDT (Alachua). Source
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| Scope | Local |
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
| Media Market | Gainesville |
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| Radio Media Market | Gainesville-Ocala |
| Radio Format | Classic Rock |
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OCTOBER 5 THE BEATLES’ FIRST SINGLE, “LOVE ME DO,” WAS RELEASED IN BRITAIN ON THIS DAY IN 1962. THIS VERSION HAS RINGO ON DRUMS; SESSION PLAYER ANDY WHITE APPEARS ON MOST LATER RELEASES, INCLUDING THE U.S. SINGLE. IN 1999, PAUL MCCARTNEY RELEASED “RUN DEVIL RUN,” MOSTLY A COLLECTION OF 50’S ROCK CLASSICS. HIS BACKUP BAND INCLUDED PINK FLOYD’S DAVID GILMOUR, AND DEEP PURPLE DRUMMER IAN PAICE.
Today in Rock History with Chris DeCarlo
OCTOBER 4 ON OCTOBER 4TH 1975, PINK FLOYD WAS ONCE AGAIN AT THE TOP OF THE ALBUM CHARTS WITH “WISH YOU WERE HERE,” THEIR FOLLOW-UP TO “DARK SIDE OF THE MOON.” CREAM BEGAN THEIR FAREWELL TOUR ON THIS DAY IN 1968. NEXT, ERIC CLAPTON WOULD GO ON TO FORM BLIND FAITH WITH STEVE WINWOOD AND CREAM DRUMMER, GINGER BAKER. AND ON OCTOBER 4TH, 1970, 27 YEAR OLD JANIS JOPLIN WAS FOUND DEAD IN A HOLLYWOOD HOTEL ROOM FROM A HEROIN OVERDOSE. “ME & BOBBY MCGEE,” HER BIGGEST HIT, WOULD BE RELEASED FOUR MONTHS LATER
Today in Rock History with Chris DeCarlo
OCTOBER 3 TODAY IN 1980, BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN BEGAN HIS 1980 U.S. TOUR IN ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, BUT HIS OPENING-NIGHT BUTTERFLIES SHOWED WHEN HE FORGOT THE WORDS TO HIS FIRST SONG, “BORN TO RUN.” MOST OF THE THREE-HOUR SET WAS FROM HIS NEW ALBUM AT THE TIME, “THE RIVER.” ALSO IN 1980, THE POLICE RELEASED THEIR THIRD LP, “ZENYATTA MONDATTA,” FEATURING THE HITS “DON’T STAND SO CLOSE TO ME” AND “DE DO DO DO, DE DA DA DA.” AND BIRTHDAY GREETINGS TO FORMER FLEETWOOD MAC GUITARIST LINDSEY BUCKINGHAM,...
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