Scott Randall

There's something special about an August night at Pine Knob Music Theatre. The sun starts to set, lawn chairs fill the hillside, friends gather with a cold drink, and thousands of classic rock fans are ready to celebrate another unforgettable night of live music. That's exactly what's in store when the 94.7 WCSX Anniversary Show rolls into Pine Knob on Friday, August 21, featuring two legendary bands that have helped define rock music for more than five decades—Deep Purple and Kansas.

There's something special about an August night at Pine Knob Music Theatre. The sun starts to set, lawn chairs fill the hillside, friends gather with a cold drink, and thousands of classic rock fans are ready to celebrate another unforgettable night of live music. That's exactly what's in store when the 94.7 WCSX Anniversary Show rolls into Pine Knob on Friday, August 21, featuring two legendary bands that have helped define rock music for more than five decades—Deep Purple and Kansas.

The old antique store sat just off a quiet highway in Indiana, the kind of place where time seemed to collect in dusty corners. Back in the 1980s, I wandered through its crowded aisles without any plan in mind, just enjoying the hunt for forgotten treasures. Shelves sagged beneath yellowed books, rusty lanterns, and furniture with stories etched into every scratch. Then, tucked against the far wall, I saw it — a beautiful 1923 Victor Victrola.