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Check out all our station and listen on starstreamradio.com - WLBC Radio App - iHeart Radio - TuneIn - Audacy - Live365 and many more platfroms. WLBC Internet Radio has over 35 Stations Across the USA. Download our App in all App Stores. We Play Today's Hits and Yesterday's Favorites. Also Check out our All Country Stations. WLBC Radio Louisville, Memphis, Nashville, Odessa, Tulsa.

09/24/2026

Franz Ferdinand Before They Took Over the World 🤯🎸

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On July 11, 2004, Franz Ferdinand took the stage at T in the Park in Scotland and delivered a performance that perfectly captured the energy of their breakout hit “Take Me Out.”

The song had only been released a few months earlier, but that instantly recognizable guitar riff, driving rhythm, and infectious energy already had festival crowds moving. It was the perfect combination of indie rock and dance music, giving Franz Ferdinand a sound that stood out immediately.

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09/23/2026

The Song That Introduced Arctic Monkeys to the World 🤯🎸

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In 2005, Arctic Monkeys exploded onto the music scene with their debut single “I Bet You Look Good on the Dancefloor.” The song went straight to No. 1 in the UK, immediately establishing the Sheffield band as one of the most exciting new acts in British rock.

With Alex Turner’s sharp, conversational lyrics, relentless guitar riffs, and frantic energy, the song sounded completely different from the polished pop dominating the charts. It felt raw, immediate, and like a band playing with everything they had.

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09/22/2026

Steven Tyler Still Had It 40 Years Later 🤯🎤

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Originally released in 1973, “Dream On” became one of Aerosmith’s defining songs. What starts as a quiet, piano-driven ballad gradually builds into a massive rock anthem, ending with one of Steven Tyler’s most unforgettable vocal performances.

More than four decades later, Tyler brought that same emotional intensity to the stage during Aerosmith’s 2016 performance in Mexico City. As the song slowly builds, his vocals rise higher and higher until the final climax takes the entire performance to another level.

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09/22/2026

Limp Bizkit Before They Took Over Nu-Metal 🤯🎸

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On May 26, 1997, Limp Bizkit took the stage at Pinkpop in the Netherlands, just weeks before the release of their debut album Three Dollar Bill, Y’all$.

At the time, Fred Durst, Wes Borland, Sam Rivers, and John Otto were still introducing much of Europe to their unique mix of aggressive rap vocals, heavy guitar riffs, and unpredictable live energy. The festival crowd wasn’t necessarily sure what to make of them—but the band played like they had something to prove.

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09/21/2026

That Drum Fill Still Gives Everyone Chills 🥁🔥

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Released in 1981, “In the Air Tonight” marked the beginning of Phil Collins’ solo career and quickly became one of the most recognizable songs of the era.

The song starts quietly, building tension with its haunting atmosphere and emotional vocals before everything changes with that legendary drum fill. During live performances, Collins would step away from the microphone, sit behind the drum kit, and recreate the moment that millions of fans had been waiting for.

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09/21/2026

Chuck Berry Told Beethoven to Make Room for Rock 🤘🎸

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In 1956, Chuck Berry released “Roll Over Beethoven”, turning the growing excitement around rock ‘n’ roll into one unforgettable song. With its driving guitar riff and playful lyrics, Berry imagined a new generation putting rock music at the center of the culture.

The message was simple: rock ‘n’ roll was here, and it wasn’t going anywhere. 🎸🔥

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09/17/2026

Stevie Nicks Owned the Stage With “Edge of Seventeen” 🤯🎸

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The song itself has a fascinating story. Stevie wrote it following the deaths of her uncle Jonathan and John Lennon in 1980. But the unforgettable title came from a simple misunderstanding.

While talking with Jane Petty, Stevie heard her say that she had met Tom Petty at the “age of seventeen.” Stevie misheard the phrase as “edge of seventeen”—and immediately knew it had to become a song title.

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09/17/2026

The Song Fleetwood Mac Made While Falling Apart 💔🎸

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While recording Rumours in 1976, Fleetwood Mac was going through chaos behind the scenes. Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham had ended their relationship, Christine and John McVie were divorcing, and Mick Fleetwood was dealing with his own personal struggles.

“The Chain” became the only Fleetwood Mac song credited to all five members. The track was assembled from different pieces of music, with the band and producers combining unfinished ideas and recordings into one powerful song.

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09/16/2026

Keith Richards Used His Guitar to Protect Mick Jagger 🤯🎸

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During a Rolling Stones concert in 1981, a fan suddenly rushed onto the stage and headed toward Mick Jagger. Before security could fully react, Keith Richards stepped between the fan and his bandmate.

Still wearing his guitar, Richards swung the instrument at the intruder and stopped him in his tracks. It was a split-second reaction that turned an already chaotic concert into one of the most memorable moments in Rolling Stones history.

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