Legendary FM rock radio station KSHE 95 out of St. Louis is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, and to celebrate they will be launching the KSHE 50th Anniversary Real Rock Museum on January 9th at kshe95.com. The virtual online museum will contain eight wings filled with KSHE audio histories, photo galleries, interviews and listener favorite audio clips. From the press release:
... The KSHE 95 Audio Wing is filled with KSHE audio history including airchecks of air personalities throughout the decades, fascinating interviews and listener favorite audio clips. Each gallery in The KSHE 95 Photo Wing has a theme such as Air Personalities, Rock Stars and St. Louis Concerts. The KSHE 95 Hall of Fame is made up of videos that each focus in on an artist or band that has had a very special long-standing relationship with the station. In each video, these rock stars share KSHE and ST. LOUIS memories like ... "The very first radio interview I ever did was at KSHE. In '74 when we came here they were already playing our music. ST. LOUIS will always be a special place for us," states GEDDY LEE, lead vocalist, bassist and keyboardist of RUSH. The KSHE 95 Video Wing is an amazing collection of videos ranging from moments with rock stars caught backstage at concerts to KSHE events through the years and old KSHE TV commercials. In the KSHE 95 Essentials Wing, you'll find what have been selected as albums and songs that rise to the top of all the great rock that has been played on the station since the beginning. The KSHE 95 JOHN "U-MAN" ULETT Wing is a toast to this 40-plus-year KSHE air talent. The KSHE 95 You-seum Wing is dedicated to KSHE listeners. Listener-submitted photos include themes such as Generations of Rock, World Famous KSHE and Show Us Your Schtuff. The KSHE 95 Collections Wing is a wide array of Real Rock Radio history, including magazine and newspaper articles highlighting KSHE, early KSHE playlists, and unmistakable KSHE humor on display in Sweetmeat's Gallery....
KSHE has launched a video trailer for the Museum which features the above-mentioned interview snippet with Geddy Lee at about the 30-second mark (thanks to RushFanForever).
