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Behind The Song: Kelly Clarkson ‘Stronger (What Doesn’t Kill You)’

What started as simple advice from a mother to her daughter became one of the well-known and beloved songs of 2012. Nominated for three GRAMMYs including Record of the Year, Song of the Year and […]

2013/02/04

BALTIMORE, MD - SEPTEMBER 23: Ray Lewis #52 of the Baltimore Ravens takes the field during player introductions against the New England Patriots at M&T Bank Stadium on September 23, 2012 in Baltimore, Maryland. (Photo by Patrick Smith/Getty Images)

Ray Lewis Tribute Song Lights Up Local Radio Station

If you listen to Mix 106.5, you’ve heard it, and you’re responding in a big way. It’s a musical tribute to Ray Lewis.

2013/01/08

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Civil War Events Feature Minstrel Song Revival

Members of the 2nd South Carolina String Band look and sound like a Civil War camp band. And while they play “Oh! Susannah” and other familiar fare, they don’t shy from other historical songs with inescapably racist overtones that may offend some modern listeners.

2012/09/02

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Glenn Younes’ New Favorite Song

Inspired by 90′s night, Producer Doug and Intern Wiley went to work on Glenn’s own 90′s jam. The result was pure gold. That’s Doug on the lyrics!

1057 The Fan–2012/07/17

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New Song: ‘Leading Up To Christmas’

Take a listen to this new Christmas song: “Leading Up To Christmas.”

2011/12/15

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Western Md. Students Visited By Artists

Sponsored by the Allegany Arts Council, the Maryland State Arts Council, and the Allegany County Board of Education, Arts in the Schools Week brings singers, dancers, storytellers and other artists into two area schools each spring to try to cultivate an interest in the arts.

2011/04/14

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Monument To Md. Secessionist State Song — In La.

A monument to Maryland’s secessionist state song and its writer will be rededicated Saturday in the Louisiana town where James Ryder Randall wrote “Maryland, My Maryland” 150 years ago.

2011/04/01

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