• Skip to content
  • Jump to main navigation and login

Nav view search

Navigation

Search

WP Live Stream Direct

Main Menu

  • Home
  • Listen
  • How to Listen to Parry Sound Radio
  • Get Me Radio
  • Bowland Oldies Show
  • Sunday Morning Power & Praise
  • Candlelight & Wine
  • Retail Store

The Story of the Birth of Broadcasting in Sudbury

This Week in Music Chart History (September 21)

From Billboard Top 100!
Number One Songs this Week in History
September 21 - 27


1986 - Stuck with You, Huey Lewis and the News
1985 - Money for Nothing, Dire Straits
1984 - Missing You, John Waite
1982 - Hard to Say I'm Sorry, Chicago
1969 - Sugar, Sugar, The Archies
1968 - Harper Valley PTA, Jeannie C. Riley
1966 - Cherish, The Association
1963 - Blue Velvet, Bobby Vinton
1962 - Sherry, The Four Seasons
1960 - The Twist, Chubby Checker

Today's Dose of Humour (September 24)

"When my kids become wild and unruly, I use a nice, safe playpen. When they're finished, I climb out."
 - Erma Bombeck

Thinking Cap (September 24)

"Asking a working writer what he thinks about critics is like asking a lamppost how it feels about dogs."
- Christopher Hampton

Today In History (September 24)

1964
"The Munsters" premiered on CBS TV.  The show featured Herman Munster, played by Fred Gwynne, Lily Munster, played by Yvonne DeCarlo, Edward 'Eddie' Wolfgang Munster, by Butch Patrick, Marilyn Munster played by Pat Priest and Debbie Watson and Grandpa, Al Lewis.

Born on this Date (September 24)

1962 - Nia Vardalos (actress; My Big Fat Greek Wedding)
1959 - Steve Whitmire (voice of Kermit the Frog following death of Jim Henson, Rizzo the Rat, Beaker, Bean Bunny, Doozer)
1951 - Terry Metcalf (football; Toronto Argonauts)
1948 - Phil Hartman (actor, comedian; Saturday Night Live, NewsRadio; shot to death by wife Brynn May 28, 1998)
1941 - Linda McCartney 'Eastman' (photographer, singer; group Wings with husband Paul McCartney; died April 17, 1998)
1936 - Jim 'James Maury' Henson (Muppeteer; died May 16, 1990)
1935 - Sean McCann (Was a Canadian actor for over 55 years; Lt. Jim Hogan in the 1985 CBS television drama series Night Heat, recipient of the Earle Grey Award for his lifetime achievement in television, appeared in over 150 movies, television programs and plays; died June 13, 2019)
1931 - Anthony Newley (actor; Stop the World, I Want to Get Off, Oliver Twist; singer; died April 14, 1999)
1918 - Audra Lindley (actress; Three's Company, The Ropers; died October 16, 1997)
1915 - Larry Gates (actor; Backstairs at the White House, Toys in the Attic; died December 12, 1996)
1912 - Don Porter (actor; Our Miss Brooks; died February 11, 1997)
1896 - F. 'Francis' Scott 'Key' Fitzgerald (writer; The Great Gatsby; died December 21, 1940)

Parry Sound Eastern Shore Radio on Facebook

  • Christmas Musings

See Also
Christmas Musings

Parry Sound Radio - Eastern Shores Online Radio


Re-Elect Doug McCann for Council in the Town of Parry Sound

 Streaming 24/7 with a variety of programming!

 



We now have Apps!!
For the convenience of portable device users!
















Have an Internet radio by Ocean Digital?

You can now search and tune into
Parry Sound Eastern Shores Radio
on your Ocean Digital Device!


Parry Sound Eastern Shores Radio is now on Get Me Radio!

Select the app you need and follow instructions for downloading and
installing on your device. Then search or ask for
Parry Sound Eastern Shores Radio!
Click Here for the Get Me Radio App you need

Featuring a Variety of Programming Including
- Adult Contemporary
- Modern Country
- Big Band
- Christian
- Artist Profiles
- Oldies Show
- Showcase Themes
- Community News & Information
- More!

r273.jpg

 

 

In the works, FM Community Radio, see Parry Sound Community Radio Association

 

Web Visitors

We have 31 guests and no members online