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Fifty years ago today, Led Zeppelin were back at No. 1 in Britain.
The Song Remains The Same, the double live soundtrack to the band's concert film, jumped from No. 5 to the top of the UK albums chart for the week ending November 13, 1976. It was Led Zeppelin's seventh UK No. 1 album, following II, III, the untitled fourth album, Houses of the Holy, Physical Graffiti and Presence.
On the Billboard 200 dated the same day it reached its peak of No. 2, held off only by Stevie Wonder's Songs in the Key of Life.
The music came from Madison Square Garden in July 1973, with long versions of Dazed and Confused, No Quarter, Stairway to Heaven and Moby Dick. Those shows were more than three years old by the time the album finally came out.
It spent one week at the top in Britain before Bert Weedon's 22 Golden Guitar Greats took over.
Is this your go-to Zeppelin live album, or do you reach for something else?
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🔴Today everything in the @WFORadio store is up to 40%off! Including Morris Motorsports and some new Retro Miami Hollywood Speedway gear! So much great merch on sale! #NHRA #Dragracing Click the link & check it out!➡️➡️ teepublic.com/stores/wfo-rad…
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🌴😎 INTRODUCING: THE VICE FILES
We’re taking it back to 1984, pal.
One episode. Every day. From the very beginning to the final case.
Full recaps, original episode photos, unforgettable moments, and plenty of Miami Vice nostalgia.
Crockett. Tubbs. Five seasons. One legendary series.
Let’s ride. See you out there, pal.
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25 years ago today Derek Jeter made a heck of a heads-up play
Some say it’s overrated. I disagree
Some say he was safe. I also disagree
Thoughts on the play?
Watch now! @NHRA Results - @JordVandergriff @JFR_Racing, Troy Coughlin Jr. and John Hall! @WFOJoe Dodge #NHRA Great Lakes Nationals nitter.gq/i/broadcasts/1XGygwXaj…
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Gm, pal..
42 years ago today, it all started, pal. Brother’s Keeper. September 16, 1984.
Back then, I was just trying to make it through another night in Miami. Fast cars, bad decisions, long hours, too much heat, and enough trouble to fill the whole damn city. Somehow, all of it became Miami Vice.
Funny thing is, after 42 years, I still hear that intro and it takes me right back. The palms, the water, the neon, the engines, that feeling that something was always about to happen just around the next corner.
A lot changes in 42 years. Some things don’t. I still like the white jacket. I still trust a good pair of shades. I still think Miami looks better after dark. And I still know better than to think a quiet night means nothing’s coming.
So here’s to Brother’s Keeper, to 42 years of Vice, and to everybody who’s kept riding with me all these years.
Happy anniversary, pal. The city’s still hot, the night’s still young, and I’m still Crockett.
See you out there…🌴😎
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Your life is the direct result of the choices you make each and every day.
Take ownership.
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Twenty-five years later, my firsthand account of September 11, 2001 — what I saw, what I experienced, and why I will never forget.
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Following the tragic events of September 11, 2001, the baseball world came together through the game that we know and love ⚾️🇺🇸
📽️ “When America Took The Field”
📺 September 10th at 10pm ET on MLB Network
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While @CraigWeekend is gone, he’s not forgotten and it’s my job to continue the tradition. Ladies and gentlemen, the weekend!
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A look at the batting average leaders in Major League Baseball after today’s games.
Joe Mauer - .356
Freddy Sanchez - .345
Miguel Cabrera - .341
Derek Jeter - .334
Miguel Tejada .329
Robinson Cano - .328
Glad Guerrero - .328
Matt Holiday - .328
Albert Pujols - .322
Tonight, the Empire State Building tower lights will turn to a pink sparkle at 9:25 to honor the late Dolly Parton.
Dolly was a global cultural icon whose seven-decade career reached generations of fans. Beyond entertainment, Dolly leaves a significant philanthropic legacy through the Dollywood Foundation and Imagination Library, which has provided hundreds of millions of books to children worldwide.
At Nine-Two-Five tonight, we celebrate her and her legacy 💖 – at Manhattan, NY





















