Legend

Legend


When I first heard Saturday afternoon about the sad passing of WTIC AM‘s sports talk host Arnold Dean, at the age of 82 at his home I was both shocked and sadden by his death. For a local radio market, this man was truly a LEGEND for CT, New England, and New York sports news reporting and commentary.

A memory that I do have of Mr. Dean is watching him broadcast from the University of Connecticut football field, better known as Rentcheler Field or the “Rent” in East Hartford, CT, USA before games at the WTIC AM Dog House.

Or the time when I had called his show to offer my objections to the Edmonton Oilers of the NHL trading Wayne Gretzky to the Los Angeles Kings and Mr. Dean saying in response to why it was a good idea.

What I will miss about Mr. Dean is how he was very knowledgable not only about his sports subjects, but was very smooth, just like the first cup of coffee in the morning. Plus he was truly also a gentleman and treat his guests and callers as very important.

Sadly with his passing, I and many WTIC AM sports radio show fans and friends of WTIC AM radio will never see the likes of Mr. Dean ever again.

Arnold Dean, THANK-YOU for gracing the greater Hartford, CT, area with your wonderful voice. RIP Arnold Dean

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“In 2013, Hollywood will stop shipping movies on celluloid film. Some call it the biggest change since movies got sound. Theaters will have to go digital, or go dark. The AP‘s Lee Powell finds one theater hoping to keep the pictures flickering. (June 19)”

With MANY THANKS To Both AP And YouTube. Watch Video Here:

English: Nestor Studios, the first film studio...
English: Nestor Studios, the first film studio in Hollywood, 1913. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Youngest Singer Hits The Music Charts

Youngest Singer Hits The Music Charts


If you guessed that Baby Carter would grow up to be a star because of her ubiquitous, famous parents, you were probably right. If you anticipated her first song being released in her tweens, a la Willow Smith, you were dead wrong.

Try within hours of her birth.”

She beats out Stevie Wonder and the late Michael Jackson to get a recording into the Billboard charts.

With MANY THANKS To Both Karinah Santiago And Billboard. Read More Here:“Blue Ivy Carter Youngest Person Ever To Appear On A Billboard Chart”

Here is a music presentation of “Little Stevie Wonder”, back in the 1960’s, “Fingertips, Parts 1 And 2, Live.”

With MANY THANKS To Both johnniewalker23 And YouTube. Watch Video Here:

A young Michael Jackson with the Jackson 5.

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Alan Jackson And Alison Krauss, “The Angels Cried”

Alan Jackson And Alison Krauss, “The Angels Cried”


“They came from near,they came from far
Following a distance star to where He lay
Not being sure of what it mean,but
Knowing it was their way

And the creatures gathered ’round
And didn’t make a sound
And the angels cried

The angels knew what was to come
The reason God had sent His son
From up above
It filled their hearts with joy to see and
Knowing of His destiny
Came tears of love

I’ve often thought about that night
And wondered if they realized
That star so bright
Was sent to tell all the land
The Son of God would soon become
The Son of Man

And the creatures gathered ’round
And didn’t make a sound
And the angels cried

And the Angel Cried
And the Angel Cried.”

With MANY THANKS To Alan Jackson,Alison Krauss,sonma80,And YouTube. Watch Video Here:

That Spirit Of Christmas, Ray Charles

That Spirit Of Christmas, Ray Charles


One of my non Christmas carols songs, by the late Ray Charles, which he sings of the “spirit of Christmas”. This one is for the Mark Levin Show Listening Community Thread on Free Republic, WTICAM, and the Salvation Army of Connecticut Holiday Store in Glastonbury and Avon, CT, USA.

With MANY THANKS To The Late Ray Charles,cherokeedonna83, And YouTube. Watch Video Here: