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The Beat goes on.....
WSGA was a connecting force in this town in a way that seems impossible
today. It was that way in almost every city across America during the
50's, 60's and most of the 70's. There was one rock and roll radio station so
dominant that even your mom listened. Walking on the beach you didn't need
a radio, there were plenty, on blankets, next to sunbathing girls, and they were
all tuned to the same station. It was fun working at WSGA while I was in high
school and to this day I get great satisfaction from the fact that nearly
thirty years later and after thousands of minutes of exposure on local
television there are still folks who remember me, Lyndy Brannen as one of the
guys on the radio, a WSGA Goodtimer.
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