the djbc happy hour

Tonight, more songs from 1965.

SONG LIST:
"Subterranean Homesick Blues" - Bob Dylan
"The Shadow of Your Smile" - Astrud Gilberto
"In My Life" - The Beatles
"Downtown" - Petula Clark
"You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling" - The Righteous Brothers
"Beggin'" - The Four Seasons
"What's New, Pussycat?" - Tom Jones
"The Ballad of Cat Ballou" - Nat King Cole & Stubby Kaye
"We Can Work It Out" - The Beatles
"Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood" - The Animals
"The 'In' Crowd" - The Ramsey Lewis Trio
"Wait Till We're Sixty-Five" - William Daniels
"The Spanish Flea" - Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass
"Houston" - Dean Martin
"Crying in the Chapel" - Elvis Presley
"Ticket to Ride" - The Beatles
"Edelweiss" - The Sound of Music
"It Was A Very Good Year" - Frank Sinatra
"(To Everything, There Is A Season) Turn, Turn, Turn" - The Byrds

Top 100 Songs from 1965: http://www.musicoutfitters.com/topsongs/1965.htm
Top Grossing Films from 1965: http://www.listal.com/list/top-grossing-films-1965
Top TV Shows in 1965 and their Opening Themes: http://kearth101.cbslocal.com/2011/04/26/top-tv-shows-amp-their-opening-...
1965 TV Intros: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kVH2ALDfkEc
1965 TV Intros, II: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UGHuGVE8dpw
1965 TV Intros, III: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D-KZZ0ZHbmI
50 Years Ago (from The Atlantic): http://www.theatlantic.com/photo/2015/03/50-years-ago-a-look-back-at-196...

Promo for October 12th "The DJBC Happy Hour"

Tonight on the show, some of the music from 1965, one of the most turbulent years in American history, as the carefree 1950s, made way for the turbulent 1960s.

HEADLINES:
Coming Soon

SPORTS CHAMPIONS:
NCAA Basketball: UCLA Bruins
NCAA Football: Alabama Crimson Tide
NFL: Green Bay Packers (first championship in January and in Color)
AFL: Buffalo Bills
NBA: Boston Celtics
World Series: Los Angeles Dodgers
Stanley Cup: Montreal Canadiens
The Game: The Ohio State (9-7 in Ann Arbor, broadcast in Living Color on NBC)
Big Ten: Michigan State Spartans
Ohio High School Basketball: Columbus South Bulldogs

SONG LIST:
"Help!" - The Beatles
"Stop! In The Name of Love" - The Supremes
"Hang on Sloopy" - The McCoys
"This Diamond Ring" - Gary Lewis and the Playboys
"Eve of Destruction" - Barry McGuire
"A Walk In The Black Forest" - Horst Jankowski
"Michelle" - The Beatles
"I Got You Babe" - Sonny and Cher
"Ain't That Peculiar" - Marvin Gaye
Suite from Dr. Zhivago - MGM Studio Orchestra
"So Long, Farewell" - The Von Trapp Kids/The Sound of Music
"Yesterday" - The Beatles

Rock & Roll Shows of 1965: http://metv.com/lists/shindig-shivaree-hullabaloo-and-the-great-rock-rol...
Columbus City School District in 1965: http://digital-collections.columbuslibrary.org/cdm/ref/collection/maps/i...
1965 (Mr. Pop Culture): http://www.mrpopculture.com/1965
Headlines of 1965: http://www.the60sofficialsite.com/The_Headlines_of_1965.html
Subterranean Homesick Blues (Cue Cards): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=67u2fmYz7S4
1965 (The People's History): http://www.thepeoplehistory.com/1965.html
Sports in 1965: https://www.usi.edu/1965/retro/sports.asp

Tonight on the show, we are headed back in our DeLorean to 1985.
“Back to the Future” was the highest-grossing film. Ronald Reagan began his second term as U.S. President. Mikhail Gorbachev was appointed as Soviet Premier after the death of Konstantin Chernenko. Actor Rock Hudson would become the first celebrity to acknowledge that he had AIDS. “We Are the World” and “Do They Know It’s Christmas?” helped raise awareness on the world around us, especially in Africa. “The Cosby Show” was the # 1 show on television, and won big at the Emmys. “Miami Vice” helped popularize both music and fashion.

SONG LIST:
(Hour # 1)
"The Power of Love" - Huey Lewis and the News
"Shout" - Tears for Fears
"We Built This City" - Jefferson Airplane Starship
"Don't You Forget About Me" - Simple Minds
"Glory Days" - Bruce Springsteen
"Neutron Dance" - The Pointer Sisters
"Miss Celie's Blues (Sister)" - Margaret "Shug" Avery
"The Boys of Summer" - Don Henley
"Miami Vice" Theme - Jan Hammer
"Moonlighting" Theme - Al Jarreau
"According to Our New Arrivals" - Leon Redbone
"A View to Kill" - Duran Duran
"One Night in Bangkok" - Murray Head
"Brothers in Arms" - Dire Straits

(Hour 2)
"Take On Me" - A Ha
"Rhythm of the Night" - DeBarge
"You Spin Me (Like a Record)" - Dead or Alive
"Everybody Wants To Rule The World" - Tears for Fears
"Easy Lover" - Phil Collins & Philip Bailey
"Obsession" - Animotion
"Turn Up The Radio" - Autograph
"Man In Motion" - John Parr
"Smooth Operator" - Sade
"Living In America" - James Brown
"We Are The World" - USA for Africa (a.k.a. Pick an a-list musical artist that was VERY popular in 1985, and chances were that they volunteered themselves for duty for this Award-winning, fund-raising song, which raised $ 50 million for famine relief in Ethiopia)

COLUMBUS in 1985:
- The Columbus Citizen-Journal ceases publication.

SPORTS CHAMPIONS:
Super Bowl XIX: San Francisco 49ers
NBA: Los Angeles Lakers (Magic vs. Larry, Round III)

Tonight on the show, we are headed back in our DeLorean to 1985.
“Back to the Future” was the highest-grossing film. Ronald Reagan began his second term as U.S. President. Mikhail Gorbachev was appointed as Soviet Premier after the death of Konstantin Chernenko. Actor Rock Hudson would become the first celebrity to acknowledge that he had AIDS. “We Are the World” and “Do They Know It’s Christmas?” helped raise awareness on the world around us, especially in Africa. “The Cosby Show” was the # 1 show on television, and won big at the Emmys. “Miami Vice” helped popularize both music and fashion. Magic's Lakers beat Larry's Celtics in the NBA Finals in six games, and "That Team Up North" beat the B*ckeyes in the Big House, after the B*ckeyes got upset by Wisconsin, following an upset of # 1-ranked Iowa at the Shoe. The Columbus Citizen-Journal Newspaper was laid to rest, after attempts to buy the fledgling newspaper came up millions of dollars short.

EMMY AWARDS:
Comedy Series - The Cosby Show (NBC)
Drama Series - Cagney & Lacey (CBS)
Limited Series -
Made for TV Movie -
Daytime Drama - The Young and the Restless (CBS)
Actor, Comedy Series - Robert Guillaume, Benson (ABC)
Actress, Comedy Series - Jane Curtin, Kate & Allie (CBS)
Supporting Actor, Comedy Series - John Larroquette, Night Court (NBC)
Supporting Actress, Comedy Series - Rhea Perlman, Cheers (NBC)
Actor, Drama Series - William Daniels, St. Elsewhere (NBC)
Actress, Drama Series - Tyne Daly, Cagney & Lacey (CBS)
Supporting Actor, Drama Series - Edward James Olmos, Miami Vice (NBC)
Supporting Actress, Drama Series - Betty Thomas, Hill Street Blues (NBC)
Actor, Limited Series/Movie/Special - Richard Crenna, The Rape of Richard Beck (NBC)
Supporting Actor, Limited Series/Movie/Special - Karl Malden, Fatal Vision (NBC)
Actor, Daytime Drama - Darnell Williams, All My Children (ABC)
Actress, Daytime Drama - Kim Zimmer, Guiding Light (CBS)

Tonight on the show, we are headed back in our DeLorean to 1985.
“Back to the Future” was the highest-grossing film. Ronald Reagan began his second term as U.S. President. Mikhail Gorbachev was appointed as Soviet Premier after the death of Konstantin Chernenko. Actor Rock Hudson would become the first celebrity to acknowledge that he had AIDS. “We Are the World” and “Do They Know It’s Christmas?” helped raise awareness on the world around us, especially in Africa. “The Cosby Show” was the # 1 show on television, and won big at the Emmys. “Miami Vice” helped popularize both music and fashion. And Columbus bid farewell to the Columbus Citizen-Journal.

Sports Champions:
Super Bowl XIX: San Francisco 49ers
World Series: Kansas City Royals
Stanley Cup: Edmonton Oilers
NBA Finals: Los Angeles Lakers (Magic > Larry...again)
NCAA Men's Tournament: Villanova Wildcats
NCAA Women's Tournament: Old Dominion Lady Monarchs
The Game: Michigan
Local High School Football: St. Francis DeSales Stallions (Division III) and Newark Catholic Green Wave (Division V)

SONG LIST:
(Hour # 1)
"The Power of Love" - Huey Lewis and the News
"Shout" - Tears for Fears
"We Built This City" - Jefferson Airplane Starship
"Don't You Forget About Me" - Simple Minds
"Glory Days" - Bruce Springsteen
"Neutron Dance" - The Pointer Sisters
"Miss Celie's Blues (Sister)" - Margaret "Shug" Avery
"The Boys of Summer" - Don Henley
"Miami Vice" Theme - Jan Hammer
"Moonlighting" Theme - Al Jarreau
"According to Our New Arrivals" - Leon Redbone
"A View to Kill" - Duran Duran
"One Night in Bangkok" - Murray Head
"Brothers in Arms" - Dire Straits

1985 (The People's History): http://www.thepeoplehistory.com/1985.html#events
1985 (Spiffy): http://www.spiffy-entertainment.com/1985mem.html
1985 (In the '80s): http://www.inthe80s.com/time1985.shtml
1985 (1980s Flashback): http://www.1980sflashback.com/1985/news.asp

Tonight on the show, we're traveling back to 1955, with some of the songs from that year.

SONG LIST:
"Rock Around the Clock" - Bill Haley and the Comets
"Only You" - The Platters
"Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White" - Perez Prado
"Wake the Town and Tell The People" - Les Baxter
"Autumn Leaves" - Roger Williams
"Mr. Sandman" - The Chordettes
"Love and Marriage" - Dinah Shore
"Love Is A Many Splendored Thing" - The Four Aces
"The Rock and Roll Waltz" - Kay Starr
"Sixteen Tons" - Tennessee Ernie Ford
"Unchained Melody" - Al Hibbler
"The Ballad of Davy Crockett" - Bill Hayes
"The Man With The Golden Arm" - Richard Maltby
"Sincerely" - The McGuire Sisters
"Earth Angel" - The Penguins
"I'm A Man" - Bo Diddley
"Blue Star (Theme from 'Medic')" - Victor Young
"Yellow Rose of Texas" - Stan Freberg
"Whatever Lola Wants" - Les Baxter
"Melody of Love" - Billy Vaughn

1955, The People's History: http://www.thepeoplehistory.com/1955.html
1955 in Television: http://fifties1950s.com/1955tv.htm
1955 Tidbits: http://thepeoplehistory.blogspot.com/2007/10/air-pollution-control-act.html
1955 in Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/libbyandbbonnie/the-year-1955/
1955 from Info "NOT A SOURCE" Please: http://www.infoplease.com/year/1955.html

Promo for July 20th "The DJBC Happy Hour"

In this broadcast:
- "Fun With AdvoCare" is a parody of the "Fun With Flags" vlogcast from the TV sitcom "The Big Bang Theory", poking fun at B*ckeye QB Braxton Miller's Instagram party foul.
- "Coming Soon" previews "Foodie Wars" (a "Hunger Games"-type movie) and "Undisputed", a film about the 2014 B*ckeye National Championship run (that soon)
- A parody of our brother WCRS program "Sports Unfiltered".
- Plus more

EVENTS:
- Earth Day (April 18-25; Celebration at Columbus Commons on April 25; http://www.earthdaycolumbus.org)
- Candidates' Night (April 14 at 6PM; The Neighborhood House: 1000 Atcheson St., King-Lincoln)
- Smart City Reception III (April 16 at 5:30PM; The Columbus Museum of Art; 480 E. Broad St., Discovery District; RSVP by Friday April 10)
- B.R.A.V.E. Exhibition (until April 19; King Arts Complex: 867 Mount Vernon Avenue, King-Lincoln and McConnell Arts Center: 777 Evening St., Worthington; as mentioned in Show # 142)
- Gallery Hop (April 4)
- Refer to March/April Networking Calendar on http://djbcadventures.tumblr.com for April Networking Events

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