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DJ KC is Thunder Radio's newest DJ. He has had the love of music since he was a little kid. For over fifteen years he has provided music for weddings and parties. He is an experienced competition scratch mixing DJ and music producer. On top of his untouchable turntable and mixing skills the world has recognized that DJ KC is a second to none club DJ. His music inspirations over the years have been anywhere from Elvis Presley to Michael Jackson and of course his parents who are responsible for bringing him his love of music. Born and raised in South Florida, with the love and support of his family, he decided to make the move out of Florida due to two massive hurricanes and the destruction of his home. His decision to move was to provide a more relaxing lifestyle for his family which followed with the move to Manchester, Tennessee five years ago. 
Max Northcutt has been in folk and bluegrass music for almost forty years. He and Tom Brantley along with Daniel Brantley aired the first weekend bluegrass show on WMSR in June 1998. It has become a favorite of bluegrass fans ever since. Max was a member of several folk and bluegrass groups in the 70s and recorded with the "Homefolks" in 1985. He currently plays and sings with the Friday Night Orphan Brigade. And for his day job, he is a land surveyor, and has been at that for over thirty years.
Bluegrass Crossroads is a blend of old and new, traditional and contemorary, but always great music every week! |
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“I am blessed to have moved to this great town I call home. It has provided me the means to be a successful entrepreneur , coach three soccer teams, and has also given me the opportunity to give back to my community by way of radio and most of all to be truly happy to have a place that I can call HOME.” 
Grab a cup of coffee and start your weekend morning with Acoustic Sunrise.
Host Scott Vaughn starts your day gently with a mix of retro and contemporary artists, unplugged.
Join Howard for three hours of easy listening music from the 1940s, 50s and 60s.
"I play the music you just do not hear often on the radio today. Hear big band music, instrumentals from groups long forgotten and vocals by great artists from the past. Most of the music is from my collection of old records, so you may hear an occasional scratch, snap or pop. So tune in on Sunday evening at 4:00 for three hours of good easy listening music on Music Memories." |
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