This Day in Music History (May 3)
1971: Led Zeppelin kicked off a European tour at K.B. Hallen, Copenhagen, Denmark in front of 4,000 fans. The set list included the only known performance of ‘Four Sticks’ and the debut live performance of ‘Misty Mountain Hop’. 1975:
No Repeat Mondays
Every Monday on The Tiger, hear all your favorite songs with NO repeats. It’s No Repeat Mondays on The Tiger 95.9, where we REFUSE to play any song more than once.
Movie Monday (April 25): The Devil’s Advocate
Each week, I will look at a movie that is currently in theaters or available to stream and give some reasons why people should watch it. This isn’t necessarily a film critique, rather, an overview of what
Ranking the 30 greatest songs from Annie Lennox
As the Scottish pop icon’s debut solo album Diva turns 30, The Guardian runs down through her best work with the Tourists and Eurythmics and as a solo artist.
SportsCall’s POTW (April 25): Nate LaRue
Auburn catcher Nate LaRue is SportsCall’s Player of the Week! The junior slugger played in 4 of Auburn’s 5 games last week, going 5-for-9 with 1 homer and 6 RBI’s. He also hit a walk-off single in
This Day in Music History (April 25)
1967- Just days after the completion of Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, The Beatles embarked upon their next project, recording the theme to ‘Magical Mystery Tour’ at Abbey Road studios in London. 1970- The Jackson Five started a