Years ago, when I was doing an AC format called Class/Classy, it was on a bunch of radio stations and one of them was WMAG in the Carolinas. The station did well, but things change, and at some point, I … Read the rest
Most successful people had a mentor who helped them claw their way up that wobbly and very tricky ladder of success.
In the early days of Rock & Roll, the smartest thing a musical act could do if they wanted a long career was not have a named frontman. If they were known only by the name of the group, they
After watching the documentary “Twenty Feet From Stardom,” and before that, “The Wrecking Crew” and also the one about “Muscle Shoals,” I realized that the only people making any money in the record business, besides the Record Companies, are the
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Anita Mitchell: I started to work for WDW before we opened and graduated in the first Walt Disney World University class. Mike Vance was absolutely one of the best in training and after years of attending a lot of