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Who was the radio host for pillow talk on wnic?
Alan Almond
Was Alan Almond fired from wnic radio?
In radio....one is typically not "fired"....they just don't renew your contract when they want to make a change. From what I understand, when his contract ran out, WNIC did not renew it, opting instead to try something new (and less expensive) at night.
When is 100.3 wnic gonna play 100 percent Christmas music?
WNIC usually begins playing Christmas music around November 6th.
Why aren't they playing Christmas music on wnic?
i guess they don't know we can't find an answer anywhere ,looks like they dropped the ball. this is as bad as turning on a country music station and expecting to hear country music and getting Taylor swift. maybe they should play Lawrence welk music also.
Who was the radio host for pillow talk on wnic?
Alan Almond
Was Alan Almond fired from wnic radio?
In radio....one is typically not "fired"....they just don't renew your contract when they want to make a change. From what I understand, when his contract ran out, WNIC did not renew it, opting instead to try something new (and less expensive) at night.
When was WNIC created?
WNIC was created in 1950.
What was the 11 pm theme song to the wnic radio called pillow talk?
Cool & the Gang. Summer Madness
When is 100.3 wnic gonna play 100 percent Christmas music?
WNIC usually begins playing Christmas music around November 6th.
Who is Alan Alda?
Well there is an actor and a guy on WNIC radio. Another Answer: There was an Alan Alda that played Hawkeye Pierce on the long running TV sitcom MASH back in the late 70's and early 80's.
Why was Alan Almond fired in 2003?
In radio....one is typically not "fired"....they just don't renew your contract when they want to make a change. From what I understand, when his contract ran out, WNIC did not renew it, opting instead to try something new (and less expensive) at night.
Why aren't they playing Christmas music on wnic?
i guess they don't know we can't find an answer anywhere ,looks like they dropped the ball. this is as bad as turning on a country music station and expecting to hear country music and getting Taylor swift. maybe they should play Lawrence welk music also.
What is wireless card?
a "wireless card" is a network card that receives a high frequency signal from a wireless router or wireless access point. Same as an Ethernet Card/Network Interface Card(NIC), only wireless. A wireless Card is a network card which connects to a radio-based computer network, unlike a regular network interface controller (NIC) which connects to a wire-based network such as token ring or ethernet. A wireless Card, just like a NIC, works on the Layer 1 and Layer 2 of the OSI Model. A wireless Card is an essential component for wireless desktop computer. This card uses an antenna to communicate through microwaves. A wireless Card in a desktop computer usually is connected using the PCI bus. Other connectivity options are USB and PC card. Integrated WNIC's are also available, (typically in Mini PCI/PCI Express Mini Card form).
Was Kam Carmen fired from Fox 2 in Detroit?
Kam was just out for the week. She'll be back Monday. I haven't seen her for a week or so, but she is still on the web site. It looks like she is now part of a 9am news show that comes on after the normal morning news, so she may not be showing up in the earlier hours as she used to. She was on on 3/17/10.
What does a wireless card do?
a "wireless card" is a network card that receives a high frequency signal from a wireless router or wireless access point. Same as an Ethernet Card/Network Interface Card(NIC), only wireless. A wireless Card is a network card which connects to a radio-based computer network, unlike a regular network interface controller (NIC) which connects to a wire-based network such as token ring or ethernet. A wireless Card, just like a NIC, works on the Layer 1 and Layer 2 of the OSI Model. A wireless Card is an essential component for wireless desktop computer. This card uses an antenna to communicate through microwaves. A wireless Card in a desktop computer usually is connected using the PCI bus. Other connectivity options are USB and PC card. Integrated WNIC's are also available, (typically in Mini PCI/PCI Express Mini Card form).
Who was the management team for the 1970's Ariola Capitol EMI R and B group Beverly and Duane?
Initially, FEE RECORDS of Detroit on Grand River managed this husband and wife group along with Chapter 8, the vocal group which featured Anita Baker as lead, and The ADC Band. Fee was named after the daughter of the founder Woody (last name to be provided in a forthcoming update) with the corporate team including Detroit radio legend "Butterball" Junior of WCHB. Secretary was Leslie Goines, sister of urban writer Donald Goines, with promotional expertise provided in part by veteran promo rep Jon Louis Barrow, nephew of boxing great Joe Louis. Jon Barrow was the Atlantic Records rep responsible for the first hits of Aretha Franklin, Cream, Archie Bell and The Drells, among others, and was noted for editing down Iron Butterfly's hit "Inna Gadda Da Vida" from 23 minutes to a more radio friendly 4:44. In 1977, the group was signed by Ariola Capitol EMI Records, with their first album due out in 1978. First hit with producer Will Hatcher was "Glad I Gotcha, Baby" and was released with an extended length disco version, followed by the beautiful love song"Living In A World (All By Myself) and the upbeat "Take A Ride" depending on the part of the country you lived in. The duality of the release was owing to a professional dispute at Fee Records and Beverly and Duane's newly appointed management team BARSTO, consisting of Barrow and Myron D. Stokes ( later an automotive industry correspondent for Newsweek Magazine and currently Publisher of the automotive/aerospace industries analysis site eMOTION! REPORTS.com). As part of his entree into the music game, Barrow introduced Stokes to the legendary Ahmet Ertegun, Warner Bros A&R VP Don Draper as well as radio personalities Rosalee Trombly of CKLW, WJR's J.P. McCarthy, reknowned Rock 'N Roll DJ "Frantic Ernie" Durham, and Chicago jock Tom Joyner. It is of note that Stokes' father, Dr. Rufus Stokes, an inventor listed as an "Energy Pioneer" with the U.S Department of Energy, sang with Sam Cook in his gospel group, was a friend of Nat "King" Cole and whose wife Bessie babysat Natalie Cole. Through Will Hatcher, the management team was introduced to renowned Baseball announcer Ernie Harwell, who sent a congratulatory telegram to the first live performance by the Beverly and Duane in Detroit subsequent to the release of the album. In an unfortunate oversight that affects Stokes to this day, Hatcher was not mentioned as producer during the club presentation. Beverly, incidentally, was pregnant at the time with their first child, and toured for the duration of the pregnancy. "Glad I Gotcha, Baby" was receiving airplay at the same time as Peaches and Herb's "Shake Your Groove Thing", while "Living In A World" competed with that group's "Reunited". In 1980, Jon Barrow founded the "Brown Bomber" record label in Detroit with partners that included Beverly and Duane Co-Manager Myron D. Stokes. The company's first product was the 45-rpm single "Love"; a moving melody that again exploited the marvelous vocal talents of Beverly & Duane (Beverly's upper range voice could shatter glass, putting her in the company of Sarah Vaughn and Ella Fitzgerald --really.) was released that year. = Factoids = -- Beverly toured subsequent to album release in expectation of the duo's first child. She was an administrative assistant at Ford Motor Company. -- Beverly & Duane's first release "Glad I Gotcha Baby" took off in earnest after Detroit pop station WNIC FM 100.3's Alan Almond, the host of the immensely popular and long running "Pillow Talk" program, introduced and placed in top rotation. -- Responding to an entertainment coordinator from Jackson Prison in Michigan, the duo agreed to perform for the prison population. Co-Manager Myron D. Stokes was invited to sit with the population during the performance, which he did over the objections of his colleagues. The performance went off without a hitch... -- Eddie "Bongo" Brown of Motown's Funk Brothers lent his rhythmic expertise to this album.
