In '87 the price of a gallon of gas was 89 cents and the average cost of a home was $92,000.
What do you remember about this year?
What do you remember about this year?
1987 (Look Who's Turning Thirty)
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For some reason: Mel & Kim and Boys, Boys, Boys by Sabrina...
....full time in the Afternoon Drive Jock seat at WHIZ in Zanesville, Ohio.....
That's so cool, how long were you there? (Do you have any recordings of yourself?) Guess you played these, then:....full time in the Afternoon Drive Jock seat at WHIZ in Zanesville, Ohio.....
...oh yeah, sure did-as long as it was in the Adult Contemporary format.....I was there a smidge over 4 years, and no-nothing from there except a couple of buried cassettes here at the house.....unless I needed a resume tape-I didn't and haven't kept much of my work in any kind of archive.....never thought about it, cuz my family and friends around the area have all heard me.....
I started HS in 1987.
Went to my first concert (U2) in 1987.
Went to my first concert (U2) in 1987.
John Cougar Mellencamp's The Lonesome Jubilee was released in August 1987. It was the first Mellencamp album I ever bought, the first album I ever bought, and it is to-date the best album I have ever heard. My love of John's music started when I heard the irresistible beat of Hurts So Good back in the early 80s, and my lifelong passion for his music began with this album. I still have that album. On cassette.
I went to my first concert in '87' too... David Bowie.
One child at university, one working, myself working as a teacher.
Watching this show in the late 80's and early 90's led me to believe Jr. High and High School would be a big, wacky misunderstanding. How wrong I was
Is this the sequel to Seven Years A Slave?
I went to my first concert in '87' too... David Bowie.
Cool! Was it the Glass Spiders tour?
....full time in the Afternoon Drive Jock seat at WHIZ in Zanesville, Ohio.....
So, how many urination jokes did you get with those call letters?