Welcome to Whole Lotta Zeppelin! Use the hashtag #CR921WLZ in your social media posts. Here’s the one stop for blogs, contests and the place to create and CO-HOST your Led Zeppelin playlist.
Fill out the form and you could be the guest host of Whole Lotta Zeppelin, brought to you by LINE X Of Kentucky 119 Howard Street, in Nicholasville!
It happens Thursday Nights at 6 on Classic Rock 92 One!!
SPECIFIC WHOLE LOTTA ZEPPELIN RULES:
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18 and over, please.
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Completely fill out the form with a six (6) song maximum playlist. Subject to editing due to time limitations.
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One entry per week, per household, per address.
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We will pick a playlist at random every Wednesday and will contact the winner by phone and e-mail. Winners must consent for us to use their voice on the radio and must block out at least 1/2 hour of time to produce their playlist. Songs are subject to availability and licensing restrictions.
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Winners must consent for us to use their voice on the radio and must block out at least 1/2 hour of time to produce their playlist.
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We will have a guest host at least once a month, maximum of 2, depending on developments and events with the band.
#CR921WLZ Blog Posts
We Ain’t Following THAT!
By Max Corona and Dave Doran…. Thanks to Dave Doran for tonight’s “feature” idea: #CR921WLZ January 31, 1969, Led Zeppelin played the first of two nights at The Fillmore East, New York City during the band’s first
#CR921WLZ The Timeline
By: Max Corona The Led Zeppelin Interview Disc and Illustrated book has a very nice time-line (simple and mostly complete), that captures the essence of the journey we know as Led Zeppelin. It’s interesting to note that
45 Years ago in Led Zeppelin History…..
By: Max Corona One of the most critically acclaimed, commercially successful, unofficially titled LP’s of all time was released this week. We know it as Led Zeppelin 4 or ZoFo, or The Hermit. Jimmy Page, after getting
Whole Lotta John Paul Jones!
Tonight on #CR921WLZ Whole Lotta Zeppelin, we’re gonna focus on John Paul Jones and some of the great songs he wrote throughout his tenure with the band. As a bonus, tonight, here are some in-depth interviews from
July in Led Zeppelin History!
July 1969 – The band play many festivals now on their third American tour July 1970 – Additional recording for Led Zeppelin III at London’s Island Studios July 1970 – Photographer Chris Welch films Led Zeppelin on
Bonzo’s Birthday!
(Photo Credit: drummerworld.com/Jan Perssons-Redferns) (May 31) would’ve been John Bonham’s 68th birthday. What better way to honor the legendary sticksman then by watching some of his most incredible, mind blowing drum solos. We’ll play some cuts
We Ain’t Following THAT!
By Max Corona and Dave Doran…. Thanks to Dave Doran for tonight’s “feature” idea: #CR921WLZ January 31, 1969, Led Zeppelin played the first of two nights at The Fillmore East, New York City during the band’s first
#CR921WLZ The Timeline
By: Max Corona The Led Zeppelin Interview Disc and Illustrated book has a very nice time-line (simple and mostly complete), that captures the essence of the journey we know as Led Zeppelin. It’s interesting to note that
45 Years ago in Led Zeppelin History…..
By: Max Corona One of the most critically acclaimed, commercially successful, unofficially titled LP’s of all time was released this week. We know it as Led Zeppelin 4 or ZoFo, or The Hermit. Jimmy Page, after getting
Whole Lotta John Paul Jones!
Tonight on #CR921WLZ Whole Lotta Zeppelin, we’re gonna focus on John Paul Jones and some of the great songs he wrote throughout his tenure with the band. As a bonus, tonight, here are some in-depth interviews from
July in Led Zeppelin History!
July 1969 – The band play many festivals now on their third American tour July 1970 – Additional recording for Led Zeppelin III at London’s Island Studios July 1970 – Photographer Chris Welch films Led Zeppelin on
Bonzo’s Birthday!
(Photo Credit: drummerworld.com/Jan Perssons-Redferns) (May 31) would’ve been John Bonham’s 68th birthday. What better way to honor the legendary sticksman then by watching some of his most incredible, mind blowing drum solos. We’ll play some cuts
