Author: Jarvis Prime
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Ray Charles was born right here in Albany 96 years ago today, Bruce Springsteen turns 77, and the Allman Brothers’ Idlewild South marks another year — plus new music news from Neil Young and the Boss himself.
Every morning on WPFQ 96.7 — Radio Free Albany. Here’s what Dr. Johnny Fever spun on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
The home-and-home set for 2029 and 2032 is off before anybody bought a ticket, while a wounded Oklahoma limps toward Athens.
Oklahoma’s quarterback got scolded by his own coach and praised by Kirby Smart in the same twenty-four hours, which tells you how the week is going in Norman.
September 22 is a big day on the rock calendar — plus fresh releases from Neil Young and Bob Seger’s vault, and word from Washington that AM radio’s fight for the dashboard just cleared the House.
Georgia’s center has been snapping one-handed all season, and Saturday Oklahoma gets to meet the other one.
Every morning on WPFQ 96.7 — Radio Free Albany. Here’s what Dr. Johnny Fever spun on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
In the spring of 1889, William Osler stood before the graduating physicians at the University of Pennsylvania and handed them a Latin word to carry the rest of their lives: Aequanimitas. Equanimity. The even mind. “In the physician or surgeon,” he told them, “no quality…
Georgia will play Vanderbilt on Oct. 3 at a time to be named later, because that is how the sport works now.
Molly Tuttle and Tyler Childers take top Americana honors, Tom Petty and Robert Plant get lifetime nods, Washington moves to keep AM radio in your dashboard, and today’s date carries some serious classic-rock history.
